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Things are not always what they seem. That phrase is likely to pop into your head when watching The Activist (Aktyvistas), the new crime drama from Lithuanian film writer-director Romas Zabarauskas. The noir thriller, the third movie in his queer trilogy after The Lawyer (2020) and The Writer (2023), features rising star Robertas Petraitis, known…
Looking out over a sea of seated artists, actors, auteurs, moguls, models, musicians, studio chiefs and more, LACMA’s Michael Govan opened the Art+Film gala program by describing the scene as one “that can only happen in L.A.” “We’re art, film, creativity, all deeply intertwined,” explained the veteran CEO of the 14th edition of the starry…
Paramount and Constantin Films’ romance-dramaRegretting You— the secondColleen Hooverbook adaptation to hit the big screen after It Ends With Us— is proclaiming itself the victor of this year’s Halloween box office contest. According to Sunday estimates from David Ellison’s new regime, Regretting You placed No. 1 with $8.1 million from 3,245 cinemas in its sophomore…
Viewers were seeing double of Saturday Night Live host Miles Teller when he portrayed twins Jonathan and Drew Scott — the stars of the hit HGTV show Property Brothers — during a skit of them helping President Donald Trump build his new White House ballroom. “This week we’re taking on our biggest challenge yet: building…
After premiering Die My Love at Cannes earlier this year, Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson brought their psychological drama to New York on Saturday — along with their signature teasing of each other. In the film, the pair star as young couple Grace and Jackson, who move from New York City to Jackson’s hometown in…
Los Angeles River Center and Gardens — a public park praised for its Mission Revival architecture, lush gardens and peaceful setting — transformed into a Día de Muertos oasis Thursday night as a way to honor the past, present and future thanks to Carlos Eric Lopez. The milestone 5th annual gala was presented by Lopez,…
Lee Weaver, the familiar character actor known for his work on The Bill Cosby Show, the Loni Anderson-starring Easy Street and the Coen brothers’ O Brother, Where Art Thou?, has died. He was 95. Weaver died Sept. 22 at his home in Los Angeles, his family announced. He “wove joy, depth and representation into every…
Ralph Senensky, the prolific TV director who called the shots for the emotional return of Ellen Corby on The Waltons, the three-part pilot for Dynasty and, before he was fired, 6 1/2 episodes of the original Star Trek, has died. He was 102. Senensky died Saturday in a hospital in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, his niece, costume…
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Donald Sutherland‘s memoir reflecting on his life and career as a pillar of Hollywood is being held up by his estate. In a lawsuit filed in New York federal court on Thursday, Penguin Random House details a dispute with McNichol Pictures in which the company failed to deliver a manuscript of Made Up, But Still…
