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  • Mark Kerr: From Fighter to Film – ‘The Smashing Machine’

    Mark Kerr: From Fighter to Film – ‘The Smashing Machine’

    Mark Kerr's life, struggles with opioid dependency, and fighting career are portrayed in 'The Smashing Machine.' Kerr discusses the impact of the film and collaboration with actors like Johnson.


    Diddy Combs Sentencing: Prison, Fine, and Apology

    Diddy Combs Sentencing: Prison, Fine, and Apology

    Sean 'Diddy' Combs sentenced for Mann Act violations: 4 years, 2 months in prison and a $500k fine. Tearful apology to victims and family follows. Civil suits still pending. Legal battle continues.


    New ‘Last Location’ Film: Director Search & Franchise Success

    New ‘Last Location’ Film: Director Search & Franchise Success

    Hollywood seeks a director for the next 'Last Location' film after its huge success. The franchise is a major horror hit, earning over $1 billion worldwide. Blanchart is a potential director.


    Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’: Love, Pop, and Lightness

    Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’: Love, Pop, and Lightness

    Taylor Swift's 'The Life of a Showgirl' embraces love and pop. A lighter, sunnier album, with some diss tracks, exploring new sounds and themes. It's a collection of bangers and ballads.


    Roofman: Channing Tatum’s Versatility and Dunst’s Insights

    Roofman: Channing Tatum’s Versatility and Dunst’s Insights

    Insights on Channing Tatum's role in Roofman, his versatility as an actor, and Dunst's experience working with him in the Derek Cianfrance-directed film. Story of Jeffrey Manchester.


    Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere – The Making of ‘Nebraska’

    Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere – The Making of ‘Nebraska’

    A look into Bruce Springsteen's 'Nebraska' album creation during a challenging period. The biopic, 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere,' explores his artistic process and personal struggles.


    “2 Pianos”: Love, Music, and Reunion in Lyon

    “2 Pianos”: Love, Music, and Reunion in Lyon

    Arnaud Desplechin's "2 Pianos" features reunited lovers, music, and emotional turmoil in Lyon. Starring François Civil and Charlotte Rampling, it explores themes of love, loss, and artistic passion.


    “The Devil Wears Prada” Sequel: Wintour’s Thoughts & Milan Fashion Show Filming

    “The Devil Wears Prada” Sequel: Wintour’s Thoughts & Milan Fashion Show Filming

    Anna Wintour enjoyed "The Devil Wears Prada." Dolce & Gabbana filmed a runway show in Milan for the sequel, starring Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and Emily Blunt, focusing on Runway magazine's challenges.


    Doja Cat’s ‘Vie’: Pop, Rap, and 80s Remix

    Doja Cat’s ‘Vie’: Pop, Rap, and 80s Remix

    Doja Cat's 'Vie' blends pop, rap, and 80s influences, showcasing her versatility. With Antonoff's touch, she navigates retro sounds while staying true to her style. 'Vie' redefines 80s pop, emphasizing Doja's evolution.


    Piku: A Simple Comfort Film Exploring Family & Absurdity

    Piku: A Simple Comfort Film Exploring Family & Absurdity

    "Piku" is a simple, heartwarming film about family, Bengali culture, and dealing with aging parents. It balances absurdity and reality, exploring themes of roots, class, and modern life. Durga Puja, too!


    Animation: Emotions, Technology, and the Human Touch – Victor Ens Interview

    Animation: Emotions, Technology, and the Human Touch – Victor Ens Interview

    Animator Victor Ens discusses balancing technology with human emotion in animation, highlighting his work on Klaus and The Breadwinner. He emphasizes storytelling, mentoring, and the importance of emotional depth.


    Lorde’s ‘Virgin’: Deconstruction, Transformation, and Digital Subjectivity

    Lorde’s ‘Virgin’: Deconstruction, Transformation, and Digital Subjectivity

    Lorde's 'Virgin' concert explores deconstruction, reconstruction, and digital subjectivity through clothing changes, lighting, and audience interaction, revealing layers of self and artistry.


    The Fence: Colonial Allegory, San Sebastian Premiere

    The Fence: Colonial Allegory, San Sebastian Premiere

    Denis's 'The Fence,' an allegory for colonial violence set in West Africa, premiered at San Sebastian. Stars Blyth and McKenna-Bruce attended. Film based on Bernard-Marie Koltès's play.


    The Senior: Second Chance Football & Redemption

    The Senior: Second Chance Football & Redemption

    "The Senior" tells the inspiring true story of Mike Flynt, who rejoins his college football team at 59, seeking redemption and a second chance. A feel-good sports drama with heart.


    Rian Johnson Honored at Newport Beach Film Festival

    Rian Johnson Honored at Newport Beach Film Festival

    Rian Johnson to be honored at Newport Beach Film Festival for 'Wake Up Dead Man'. A podcast recording and award presentation will highlight his impactful career, including 'Knives Out' and 'Star Wars'.


    Highest 2 Lowest: Music, Class, and Power in Spike Lee’s Film

    Highest 2 Lowest: Music, Class, and Power in Spike Lee’s Film

    Spike Lee's 'Highest 2 Lowest' uses music (jazz, gospel, trap) to highlight class disparities. Music becomes a battlefield reflecting power struggles and cultural authenticity. Whose music is valued?


    David Puttnam: Honored for Movie Industry Leadership

    David Puttnam: Honored for Movie Industry Leadership

    David Puttnam, a movie legend with Oscar-winning films like 'Chariots of Fire,' is being honored for his leadership in the movie industry. He also served in Parliament and promotes education.