Variety

Elon Musk’s MAGA Shift, Self-Driving Cars, Myths About Mars and More Get Examined in New Documentary: 5 Biggest Revelations

“Musk,” an incisive four-hour documentary probing the world’s richest man, was embraced at Venice Film Festival with a four-minute standing ovation. Despite the lengthy runtime, audiences inside Lido’s famed Palazza del Cinema seemed enraptured in the film, directed by Oscar-winner Alex Gibney, with one person in the crowd shouting “Thank you!” after the applause died […]

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Hollywood Reporter

WAGs on the Rise: The Real Housewives of the NFL Build Content Empires

Beneath the A-list tier of famous football wives and girlfriends — your Taylor Swifts and Simone Bileses — is a class of social-savvy consorts rivaling their partners’ fame and fortune, and fighting the haters.

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Variety

Luca Guadagnino’s Zara Home Collection Is a Mix of His Films’ Most Seductive Set Designs

Luca Guadagnino knows how to create good feng shui. There’s a reason two-thirds of the enviable apartment in “After the Hunt” was furnished with objects pulled straight from the director’s own collection. Now, the “Challengers” and “Call Me by Your Name” filmmaker has teamed with longtime collaborator and production designer Stefano Baisi on Baisi Guadagnino […]

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Variety

Ellen Burstyn Says Method Actors Today ‘Don’t Know Anything and Just Make a Lot of Noise’

Oscar-winning actress Ellen Burstyn laid out her reservations about method acting during a masterclass at the Venice Film Festival. The actress, who is in Italy as the recipient of the festival’s Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement and the star of Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “Flesh Impact” and Kornél Mundruczó’s “A Place to Be,” noted how what actors […]

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Hollywood Reporter

Alex Gibney’s Bold Elon Musk Documentary Unsettles Venice at Well-Received World Premiere

The Oscar-winning filmmaker’s nearly four-hour portrait picks apart the tech mogul’s mythology while examining his growing influence over tech, politics and American democracy.

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The Guardian Culture

Mr T: I Pity the Fool review – a rare chance with an electrifying star … and they blew it

The former A-Team legend tells his extraordinary story with endless charisma, but this show is so rushed that they even misspell his name. No wonder he isn’t happy with itHere’s a question: when was the last time you had as good a time as when you were watching The A-Team as a child? I know.Many of the best moments of the wholly unexpected documentary Mr T: I Pity the Fool recall his legendary turn as the soldiers of fortunes’ genius engineer, pugilist and instant fan favourite (not that we used

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The Guardian Culture

Practical Magic 2 review – Bullock and Kidman return for odd sequel that still casts a spell

A nostalgia-bait return to the witchy 90s comedy is as strange and messy as the first but there are warm seasonal pleasures to be hadMuch has changed in the universe, cosmic and otherwise, since the Owens witches last graced the big screen with their practical magic of sleeping draughts, midnight margaritas and generational love curses. For one, movies like the 1998 cult-ish classic Practical Magic – a compellingly bizarre mashup of genres, aspirational 90s fashion and sisterly affection starrin

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The Guardian Culture

Poetry in motion: Richard Alston’s spellbinding dances – in pictures

The work of celebrated British choreographer Richard Alston, who has died aged 77, has been photographed by the Guardian’s Tristram Kenton for decades. Here is a selection from Alston’s lyrical creations Continue reading...

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Hollywood Reporter

Telluride Wrap-Up: Feinberg and Canfield on 2026’s Rocky Mountain Highs and Lows

The Hollywood Reporter’s executive editor (awards) and senior entertainment writer discuss the fest's world premieres, surprise screening, sales titles — and what and whose Oscar prospects shifted the most over Labor Day weekend.

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Variety

‘Practical Magic 2’ Review: Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman Don’t Quite Cast a Spell in an Overlong, Predictable Sequel

As cumbersome and overlong as the 28-year wait between the 1998 original film and its sequel, “Practical Magic 2” serves as a next-generation reminder that sometimes the best way to let a beloved experience live on is by leaving it behind in one’s memory. Led by Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, director Griffin Dunne’s adaptation […]

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Hollywood Reporter

‘Practical Magic 2’ Review: Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman Still Charm in a Slapdash Sequel That Doesn’t

Joey King, Maisie Williams and Lee Pace also star in the Susanne Bier-directed fantasy, which sees the Owens clan heading to the U.K. in an attempt to break the family's love curse.

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Hollywood Reporter

Stephen Colbert’s Next Act: Screenwriting Software Mogul?

The former CBS host just finished a $5 million seed funding round for his company Scripto, which is used on late-night shows, awards shows and video games alike.

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Variety

Here’s How to Watch 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League Matches Live Online

The 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League tournament features the best clubs in Europe, like Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern München, Atlético de Madrid and others, competing for a chance to hoist the European Champion Clubs’ Cup. It officially kicks off with matches starting on Tuesday, Sept. 8 and ends on Sunday, June 5, 2027 with the final […]

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Variety

‘Entourage’ Stars Jeremy Piven and Adrian Grenier Reunite on Screen After 11 Years in Ad for Jake Paul’s Gambling App Betr (EXCLUSIVE)

There may never be an “Entourage” revival, but fans can get a little taste of Ari and Vince in a new ad. Jeremy Piven and Adrian Grenier, who played super agent Ari Gold and movie star Vinny Chase on the long-running HBO comedy, have reunited for a three-minute spot from Jake Paul’s gambling app Betr. […]

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The Guardian Culture

Richard Alston’s dance illuminated the music, let you delight in the moment – and stole my heart

The radical British choreographer, who has died aged 77, was as warm and graceful as his astonishing body of workThe first contemporary dance I really loved was made by Richard Alston. In the 1990s, I was going to dance class a few times a week and watching the smattering of companies that would tour to Newcastle, where I grew up. There was dance that was pretty or provocative or intellectually stimulating, which I enjoyed or appreciated, but the dance that really had my heart was by Alston, who

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The Guardian Culture

A constipated baby and a kid that looks like Boris Johnson: why would anyone bother stealing a Renoir?

The chocolate boxiest of all the impressionists has long had his haters – even Manet thought he was rubbish. Little surprise then that the thieves ditched two works on the way outStealing from the Louvre you can understand. I mean, who wouldn’t want a Géricault or Leonardo to hang in the downstairs loo? Same for the Musée d’Orsay too, even the Pompidou – they’re French museums absolutely rammed full of stunning art, all just begging to be audaciously heisted. But the Renoir Museum? It’s hard to

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Hollywood Reporter

Can Michael Rubin’s Fanatics Become a Hollywood Player?

The mogul has cultivated a growing rolodex of A-listers and created a hit pop culture live events business. Now Fanatics wants to be a studio, too.

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Hollywood Reporter

Canada’s Top 25 Entertainment Dealmakers

Trump’s trade war has given the country’s entertainment industry something it hasn’t had in years: leverage, swagger and a hit list of its own.

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Hollywood Reporter

Cody Fern Wrote a Painfully Personal Film. Then Three Powerhouse Actresses Brought It to Life

The ‘Foundation’ star makes his directorial debut with ‘Closing Night,’ starring Naomi Watts, Dianne Wiest and, in the best film role of her career, Sarah Paulson: “Getting them in a room together was like wrestling mythological beasts.”

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Hollywood Reporter

‘Artificial’ Trailer: First Look at Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman in Creepy Biopic

The unsettling teaser trailer is here for filmmaker Luca Guadagnino's take on the OpenAI CEO: "Countries will fall. Industries are going to collapse"

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