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EXCLUSIVE: Hollywood A-Lister in Talks to Anchor ‘Second Holy Land,’ Vic Gerami’s Documentary on Christianity’s Untold Armenian Roots
The filmmaker’s ambitious new project aims to uncover Christianity’s untold Armenian chapter, with production targeted for November.
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in FeaturesTHE IMPORTANCE OF GREGG ARAKI
The rebellious pioneer of New Queer Cinema never really went away. A new generation is simply discovering why his unapologetic, intimate and wildly independent vision still matters.
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Mysterious Skin: A Devastating Masterpiece Gets the 4K Restoration It Deserves
Gregg Araki’s haunting 2004 drama remains one of cinema’s most emotionally fearless explorations of childhood trauma, memory, sexuality, and survival.
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Newark Independent Film Festival: Celebrating Independent Voices in a World Overflowing with Content
Inside the third annual Newark, Delaware festival giving independent filmmakers a place to be seen, heard and connected.
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in FeaturesAlan Ritchson Is Saying What Too Many Hollywood Stars Won’t
The REACHER star is using his platform to confront Hollywood misconduct, demand accountability, and remind audiences why authentic voices still matter.
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Citizen Vigilante Review: Armie Hammer’s Return Is Overshadowed by Uwe Boll’s Provocative Agenda
Five years after his last major film role, Armie Hammer returns to the screen in Uwe Boll’s controversial vigilante thriller — a film more interested in outrage than insight.
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WonderCon 2026 Returns to Anaheim as a Pop Culture Powerhouse
Thousands gather for comics, cosplay, and creativity as Brave New Hollywood captures exclusive moments from the convention floor
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WAR MACHINE Review: A Sloppy War-Sci-Fi Hybrid That Never Finds Its Footing
A recognizable cast and a compelling lead can’t save a poorly written, uneven Netflix action film.
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Timothée Chalamet’s Ballet Blunder: A Viral Storm Amid Oscar Hopes
When the Oscar hopeful dismissed ballet and opera as fading art forms, social media erupted—sparking a wider debate about the value of classical performance in a digital age.
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in FeaturesThe Trailer for The Stranger Has Us Curious — And François Ozon Is a Big Reason Why
François Ozon adapts Albert Camus’ classic novel in a new French film set for U.S. release in 2026.
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in Features, Rising StarsDacre Montgomery: From Stranger Things Breakout to a Rising Hollywood Star
How Billy Hargrove launched Dacre Montgomery’s career—and the film and TV roles proving his range
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When a TikTok Heartthrob Becomes a Cautionary Tale: Thirst Trap
Paramount+ spotlights William White’s rise and the darker turns of internet obsession.
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