Category: Movie

TLC's 1000-Lb Sisters star Tammy Slaton reveals a major career milestone as she continues her weight loss journey, and to educate and inspire others.

The media has a new hero this week. Ice-T, the gangsta rapper turned broadcast TV star, lashed out at a fan for criticizing “Law & Order: SVU.” He’s been part of the long-running series as detective Odafin Tutuola for more than two decades. And, given his anti-cop rhetoric, it’s been a curious match from the …

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Burton, Keaton and Ryder turn up the juice and see what shakes loose in a sequel 36 years in the making that manages to deliver plenty of laughs even if it's all a bit chaotic.

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After previously starring in four Alien movies, Ellen Ripley actor Sigourney Weaver has weighed in on whether she will return to the franchise.

Donald Trump can't hold a candle to her.

"We both know this isn't over..." Cineverse & Bloody Disgusting have revealed the full-on official trailer for horror sequel Terrifier 3, next in the Terrifier series of gory slashers by director Damien Leone. Ready for its big screen debut in October. In the third film, Art the Clown will unleash chaos on the unsuspecting residents of Miles County as they drift off to sleep on Christmas Eve. 🎄 Shot in "anamorphic widescreen, so I want it to feel more like an old-school John Carpenter movie. It's going to still have that epic feel of part two, but now have the tone of part one with Christmas. It's going to be a completely different beast... It's going to feel different, but it's still going to have everything you love in it." Starring Jason Patric, Daniel Roebuck, Lauren LaVera, Bryce Johnson, Bradley Stryker, Chris Jericho, and David Howard Thornton back as Art the Clown. This looks as disgusting and as horrifying as the other two movies before it, with more insane footage as Art torments all the people trying to enjoy the ...

"There's nothing that can stop our momentum." The New York Film Festival has debuted an official trailer for a documentary film titled Union, an inside look at one of the recent labor union movements. The film originally premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival earlier this year (it's excellent) and it also played at CPH:DOX, True/False, Full Frame, Hot Docs, and many other doc fests; it will next be showing at NYFF in October. A group of current and former Amazon workers in New York City's Staten Island challenges one of the world's largest companies in a unionization battle. The film tells the story of the rise of Chris Smalls, an Amazon worker who founded the ALU - the Amazon Labor Union - in 2021 after being fired by Amazon. The documentary is a very powerful, vérité-style look at the way grassroots movements and small unions are confronting the modern capitalistic corporate landscape. Along with their own challenges. "The result is an immersive portrait that celebrates solidarity while acknowledging the difficult decisions & internal conflicts that make any collective action ...

Please, not again.

LAIKA's Frame x Frame exhibition is a compact but detailed deep dive into how the studio approaches the mechanics of the medium.

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