Nearly two decades after The Devil Wears Prada first defined a generation’s understanding of fashion’s inner sanctum, its return to cultural conversation feels both inevitable and complicated. The film, once celebrated for its...
Awards Circuit Column: The season's first real strategy puzzle has arrived early, and the Academy's own record book supports both answers — including one uncomfortable precedent from Nolan's last epic.
Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey"...
King Charles, Queen Camilla and the Wales family were among those who drove to the small Scottish church for the traditional service near the royal estate.
Glen Powell’s latest film, "Twisters," has stormed into theaters with a remarkable $10.7 million in preview screenings, setting the stage for a strong opening weekend. The highly anticipated disaster film, a sequel to...
As August advances, the summer box office season enters its final stretch, and the industry begins to take stock of a period that has once again defied easy summary. The months that traditionally...
Television has gone global in a way that would have seemed impossible not long ago. Series produced far from the traditional centres of the industry now find audiences around the world, and the barriers that once confined shows to their home markets have largely fallen. International television has become a genuine force.
Streaming has been the great enabler. By making series from around the world instantly available and easily discovered, the platforms have dissolved the old geographic limits, allowing a show from one country to become a phenomenon in dozens of others. Audiences have proved far more willing to watch across languages and cultures than the industry once assumed.
The consequences...
