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Marvel Studios' Victoria Alonso to Receive Visionary Award at 2021 Outfest Legacy Awards Gala
Outfest will honor Marvel Studios' Victoria Alonso with the Visionary Award at the 2021 Outfest Legacy Awards at the brand-new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, on Saturday, November 13th.
The Vampire's Closet: 'Dark Shadows' Star Jonathan Frid in New Documentary
A new documentary recalls the life and career of Jonathan Frid, the actor who played Barnabas Collins, a 175-year-old guilt-ridden vampire on "Dark Shadows," the horror-themed daytime soap opera that became enormously popular during the late 1960s.
Teen Pop Star Olivia Rodrigo Leads AMA Nominees in Her Debut
Olivia Rodrigo is having a sweet year as the leading nominee at the American Music Awards in the first year she's eligible.
Joan Rivers Showtime Miniseries Starring Kathryn Hahn Isn't Happening
After an initial jolt of excitement over the news that Kathryn Hahn might be portraying legendary comedian Joan Rivers on the small screen, the Showtime network project isn't moving forward ... yet.
In 'The Souvenir Part II,' a Human-Scaled Epic Concludes
Joanna Hogg first had the instinct to make a film about her then-unfolding relationship to her heroin-addicted first love — a traumatic and formative time that coincided with her coming-of-age as a filmmaker — in 1979.
Gordon Ramsey's Social Media Project Culminates in Cookbook
Gordon Ramsay's lockdown cooking endeavor began on YouTube and culminated in "Ramsay in 10," his latest cookbook.
Review: Though Ambitious and Topical, '13 Minutes' Has Few Surprises
Despite being topical, the white folks in "13 Minutes" get off easy.
Review: 'Eternals' Pushes the Genre Into New Territory
The latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe pushes the boundaries of expectations to epic proportions, introducing the Eternals — but exactly whose side are these super beings on?
Celebrating 50, 'Jesus Christ Superstar' is Muddled Spectacle
This is the 50th anniversary production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's still-controversial 1970/71 rock opera, which imagines the final days of Jesus' life as a sweaty, high-emotion music festival.
Review: Bubbly 'Pretty Women: The Musical' Has Few Surprises
No need to remind audiences that "Pretty Woman: The Musical" is a retooling of a 1990 Disney produced romantic comedy.