In a huge development for people who demand new, innovative ways to putz around on their devices, Apple has announced the iPhone Duo— the phone users can fold in half! Presented ...

From melodramas to a horror-filled technothriller, here are the movies to watch out for at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival.

Usually, Ted Lasso reserves important conversations for off-screen, which is what made season three’s pacing wonky and frustrating. But now, we’re forced to endure two seemingly wise characters acting ...

In keeping with the theme of tiresome things that belong in 2016, Feig is an interesting choice for the legacyequel after the director previously dabbled in the rehash business with that year’s ...

In the latest chapter of the seemingly ceaseless Chris Hansen-Primetime melodrama, the former DatelineNBC anchor sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to rehash prior gripes about ...

Big news for folks yearning for new oaters in the age of streaming: Netflix has greenlit a new adaptation of Larry McMurtry’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Lonesome Dove with co-showrunners and ...

Apple TV produces fewer feature films than several of its competitors —it’s making a bigger name for itself in television these days—but it’s still a destination for quality cinephile fare. The first ...

Two documentaries, Who Moves America and Union Town, trace the struggles of delivery workers fighting for a better future.

In another example of physical media aficionados being right about everything, Resurrection star Rebecca Hall made the worrying revelation that the Hall-starring 2016 film Christine is in peril of ...

But beyond that, it’s also a tragedy, as the full trailer for Prime Video’s new Carrie series, from showrunner Mike Flanagan, reminds. Just look how excited Carrie White (Summer H. Howell) is go to to ...

Fortunately, Digger is a work of fiction, and for better or for worse, the future of our world is not up to the star of Jerry Maguire in a face full of prosthetics. It seems like Digger might actually ...

Legendary—and legendarily frank—director Werner Herzog was typically unsparing when asked by IndieWire about a young filmmaker’s AI “tribute” to his work.