Wilde went the indie route on the relationship comedy, which bows at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday, to ensure she ...

The Grammy winner was spotted at Saint Peter's Square in the Vatican in May 2025. Harry Styles is finally opening up about ...

The filmmaker and his star and producer joined The Hollywood Reporter for a joint conversation about addiction, authenticity ...

Actors Moon Choi and Son Sukku have been living with their latest film, Bedford Park, for years, and it is set to make its ...

Taking one audience question, a moviegoer asked Charli how she has the time for all of her creative endeavors. She answered ...

Veteran producer Grant Mansfield explains the decade-long origins of Honnold’s drive to free solo one of Asia’s tallest ...

Irish director Sinéad O’Shea examines life inside the 1% in a documentary that probes wealth inequality, moral responsibility ...

Slated for a late January release by A24, Aidan Zamiri's satire of a cultural phenomenon also features Alexander Skarsgard, ...

This Sundance-bowing film about cursed teenagers takes a solemn, eerie look at homophobia and repression in a small town.

Mason Gooding, Chase Sui Wonders and Charli xcx also star in this satire of sexual politics, contemporary art and kink as a ...

Premiering at Sundance, the drama follows an unhappy physical therapist and a prickly ex-wrestler who forge an unexpected connection in the wake of a minor car accident.

The Sundance Institute’s marquee fundraiser shined a spotlight on its late founder while handing out awards to Chloé Zhao, Nia DaCosta, Ed Harris, Gyula Gazdag and Geeta Gandbhir.