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Worlds are colliding. On Saturday, Meryl Streep sat front row at the Dolce & Gabbana fashion show in Milan, Italy, in full costume as her iconic character, Runway magazine editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly. Backstage, Streep’s Priestly met with Vogue‘s Anna Wintour, who was the inspiration behind Priestly. Vogue took to Instagram to post a video of the viral moment with the caption, writing, “Can you please spell Gabbana? Of course they can. Today in Milan, legendary Runway magazine editor Miranda Priestly caught up with Vogue’s Anna Wintour following the spring 2026 @dolcegabbana show.” In the video, Priestly says to Wintour, “You look so beautiful,”…

Pete Davidson is predicting that Walton Goggins will be the next on the rise celebrity that the internet will “turn” on, similar to what he says has happened to Pedro Pascal. The former Saturday Night Live cast member appeared on Theo Von’s This Past Weekend podcast, where they discussed how Hollywood can “build you up,” which can sometimes lead to a fall from grace in the eyes of fans. Davidson specifically cited Pascal as an example of an actor who has endured a sudden shift in public perception.  “Look at Pedro Pascal right now. Fucking two years ago he’s a…

James Vanderbilt is offering insight into how he shot the courtroom showdown in his latest film, Nuremberg. The filmmaker, best known for writing David Fincher’s Zodiac, has come to San Sebastian Film Festival to present his two-and-a-half-hour World War II flick, following the cat-and-mouse game between Russell Crowe‘s Nazi chief Hermann Goring and Rami Malek‘s American psychologist Douglas Kelley as the U.S., U.K., France and Soviet Union prepared to put dozens of Hitler’s men on trial in 1945 and 1946. At the movie’s press conference on Thursday, Vanderbilt (also writer on The Amazing Spider-Man and Independence Day: Resurgence) discussed filming…

We’ve all watched the credits to a movie and passed some degree of judgment when the star of the movie is also listed as a producer of some sort. We’ll sometimes jump to the conclusion that it must be a vanity credit, one that was offered as sweetener in order to close an actor’s deal. But in the case of Madelaine Petsch’s The Strangers trilogy, her executive producer title is well-merited. Opening Sept. 26 in movie theaters, The Strangers: Chapters 2 once again chronicles Petsch’s Maya as she’s pursued across a small Oregon town by the titular serial killers. Petsch,…

The TV shows Succession, Andor and The Underground Railroad. The movies Moonlight, Don’t Look Up and The Big Short. And the list goes on. Few composers, if any, have made a bigger mark on 21st century screen entertainment than Nicholas Britell. In recognition of his prodigious achievements, the 44-year-old Emmy winner and Oscar and Grammy nominee will be honored by the Virginia Film Festival with its Achievement in Film Composition Award on Friday, Oct. 24, immediately following a screening of the latest film that he scored, Noah Baumbach’s Jay Kelly, and a live recording of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter…

Tom Holland will be taking a week off from the set of Spider-Man: Brand New Day after suffering an injury on set Friday. Sony execs met on Monday to work out a plan to resume filming and determined the production will shut down for one week rather than attempt to shoot without Holland. It is not expected to impact the film’s July 31, 2026, release date. As for Holland, his injury was described as a mild concussion, and he is taking a break out of an abundance of caution, insiders say. The actor was able to attend a charity event…

[This story contains spoilers from A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, now playing in theaters.] 2025 seems to be the year of original films — that’s what the stars of A Big Bold Beautiful Journey is saying. The romantic fantasy film, which hit theaters on Friday, is led by Margot Robbie as Sarah and Colin Farrell as David, whose characters meet at a wedding and have both rented cars with a speaking GPS that guides them to locations where they open literal doors and are transported back in time to relive their most pivotal moments. The movie’s story is also an…

Joachim Lafosse’s San Sebastian-bound feature Six Days in Spring is admittedly a deeply personal project. French actress Eye Haïdara (The Nannies, C’est la vie!) leads the Belgian director’s new film. She stars as Sana, a mother struggling to provide her 10-year-old twins (Teodor and Leonis Pinero Müller in their film debuts) with a spring vacation. When their plans collapse, she secretly takes them to a luxury villa on the French Riviera owned by her former in-laws. Over six days, joy and anxiety collide as the family hides in plain sight in what can be described as a biographical piece of filmmaking…

“What I am trying to show is that, despite the changes of the times, the essential value of ‘going to the cinema’ never changes,” says director Lee Jong-pil.

Shu Qi has spent her career embodying other people’s stories — enigmatic drifters for Hou Hsiao-hsien, comic foils in international action franchises, or, more recently, the tragic heroine of Bi Gan’s Cannes award winner Resurrection. With Girl, Taiwan’s most acclaimed screen star, now 49, turns the camera on herself, mining her childhood in 1980s Taipei for a bracingly personal directorial debut. The result is not nostalgia but something darker: a stark coming-of-age tale about inherited sorrow, cycles of violence, and the fleeting possibility of friendship and escape. It is, as Shu says, “a story that opens up a conversation about…