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Director Casper Kelly made his name with the 2014 viral horror short for Adult Swim, Too Many Cooks. The film is basically an 11-minute TV theme tune that layers needling repetition, perky vocals and inane lyrics with increasingly surreal elements to skewer vintage network staples — from chipper family sitcoms through cop shows, primetime soaps,…
Eric Dane will miss the ALS Network’s Champions for Cures and Care Gala on Saturday night, where he is being recognized as Advocate of the Year. “The ALS Network has been informed that Eric Dane had hoped to join us this evening to accept his Advocate of the Year Award, but due to the physical…
While the happy and only barely tortured gay romance of Heated Rivalry sweeps the nation, nay the world, it might be instructive, if depressing, to remind ourselves that there are many young queer people who have a much harder time realizing their desires. The new film Leviticus, from director Adrian Chiarella, is a solemn and…
Those of us who somehow missed out on “Brat Summer” — busy having other, less exciting seasons of our own, I guess — might turn to the new film The Moment in search of a vicarious, retroactive thrill. A mockumentary about pop idol Charli xcx navigating the period between the release of her watershed 2024…
Children’s entertainerRachel Accurso, known to millions of families as Ms. Rachel, is facing backlash after screenshots circulated online appearing to show her Instagram account liking an explicitly antisemitic comment that read, “Free america from the Jews.” The comment appeared beneath a now-deleted Instagram post shared by Accurso, 44, that read, “Free Palestine, Free Sudan, Free…
This morning, Clint Bentley added two more Oscar nominations to his belt with Train Dreams being nominated for best adapted screenplay and best picture. The recognition feels “just as beautiful and surreal” as receiving his first Academy Award nomination for best adapted screenplay for Sing Sing just two years ago, says the writer and director….
Phil McGraw‘s son has been sued over a pro-cop TV show about the New York Police Department by the city, which alleges that releasing some of the footage will endanger officers. New York City, in a lawsuit filed on Wednesday in New York state court, accuses Jordan McGraw and his production banner, McGraw Media, of…
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The Hollywood Reporter may receive an affiliate commission. Acclaimed Hollywood costume designer Heidi Bivens, visionary behind the styling of Euphoria, Inland Empire, Spring Breakers and upcoming A24 horror film October, is teaming up with New York-based fine jewelry brand Catbird…
A year and a half after Tenacious D’sKyle Gass brought his music career to a screeching halt in Sydney, Australia by making an ill-timed joke about an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the musician-actor has opened up about the international media storm he caused. “I was naive, of course — people are gonna pick that…
CBS is locking down a big portion of its primetime lineup for the 2026-27 season. The network, as it often does around this time of year, has renewed 10 primetime series for next season. CBS has ordered additional seasons of, in alphabetical order, The Amazing Race, Elsbeth, Fire Country, Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage, Matlock,…
