FILM/STAGE/TV – Page 17

Will Smith’s Comeback Complete as ‘Bad Boys 4’ Smashes Box Office

June 9, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

Will Smith‘s star power’s reinvigorated the summer box office … ’cause his newest ‘Bad Boys’ flick cleaned up in its opening weekend and made him a box office darling once again. According to The Hollywood […]

Julia Louis-Dreyfus Calls Jerry Seinfeld’s P.C. Stance A ‘Red Flag’

June 9, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

Julia Louis-Dreyfus disagrees with her former costar Jerry Seinfeld on comedy turning too politically correct — saying that stance usually set off alarm bells for her. The actress sat down for an interview with the […]

TV series ‘Couples Therapy’ gives viewers a rare look into real life therapy sessions

June 7, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

Orna Gurlanik is the therapist at the center of the documentary series Couples Therapy. We often think of couples therapy as some last-ditch effort that people make when they’re pretty much ready to break up. […]

The New ‘Hunger Games’ Book Is Already Being Turned Into a Movie

June 6, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

Bright and early this morning, the AP reported that Suzanne Collins was at work on a new “Hunger Games” novel, “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping.” And sure enough, Lionsgate is already at work […]

Angel Studios Is Buying the ‘Sound of Freedom’ Director a $5 Million House as Part of His Overall Deal

June 4, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

Matthew 25: 35-40 in the Bible says that giving to the unhoused is akin to giving to the lord directly: “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the […]

Quinta Brunson Did Not Mean for ‘Abbott Elementary’ to Make You Cry

June 4, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

The 75th Primetime Emmys had Quinta Brunson in her feelings before she was even called to the stage to accept the award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series. “It was such a celebration […]

IATSE Pauses Negotiations on Area Standards Agreement Without a Deal

June 1, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

IATSE, the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, announced Saturday, June 1 that it has for now concluded the second of two scheduled weeks of Area Standards Agreement (ASA) negotiations with the Alliance of Motion […]

‘Garfield’ Eats Up ‘Mad Max: Furiosa’ at Box Office, All Movies Suffering

June 1, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

“The Garfield Movie” is a kitty with claws it seems … ’cause the movie’s taking out the competition left and right at the box office — including “Mad Max: Furiosa.” The animated family film will […]

Summer box office woes: Hollywood’s optimistic, but movie seats are still empty

May 31, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

Hollywood’s having a rough year. After a slower-than-usual spring, the film industry kicked off its summer blockbuster season by posting the lowest box office numbers for a Memorial Day Weekend in more than two decades […]

Tribeca to Screen AI-Generated Short Films Created by OpenAI’s Sora

May 31, 2024 Michael Zotos 0

Short films generated by artificial intelligence are popping up at more and more film festivals, and the largest event yet is dedicating an entire section to AI-generated movies. The 2024 Tribeca Festival announced Friday it […]