Movies

In the wake of tragedy, people’s feelings often amplify, catalyzing emotions that can lead to polarized views on complex issues such as healthcare. The recent murder of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO, Brian Thompson, allegedly at the hands of Luigi Mangione, has not only shocked the nation but also reignited debates surrounding the ethics and failures of the

British director Asif Kapadia is renowned for his compelling documentaries, including the Oscar-winning “Amy” and captivating works like “Senna” and “Diego Maradona.” However, behind the accolades and successes lies a disconcerting experience that profoundly affected him: a decade spent on a U.S. government watch list. Kapadia’s ordeal reveals not only the personal ramifications of overzealous

Timothée Chalamet has long been a figure of remarkable versatility and charm in Hollywood, but his latest transformation has captivated audiences and critics alike. At the premiere of *A Complete Unknown* in New York City, the actor unveiled a striking blonde look that prompted numerous conversations around his commitment to the role of Bob Dylan.

Released in 2005, Luke Wilson’s “Idiocracy” initially fell flat at the box office, earning a meager $495,652. Despite its dismal financial performance, the film has evolved into a cultural touchstone, often heralded for its prescient satire of societal decay and anti-intellectualism. Almost two decades later, Wilson himself expresses astonishment at the film’s continued relevance and

After years of speculation and anticipation, the shapeshifting character Clayface is officially stepping into the spotlight of the newly revamped DC Universe. An intriguing note on this reimagining is that Mike Flanagan, known for his work in the horror genre, pitched his vision over a year ago. Now, DC Studios has given the green light

The upcoming romantic comedy *You’re Cordially Invited*, set to premiere on Prime Video on January 30, 2025, showcases a hilarious yet chaotic narrative centered on family dynamics and the mishaps that ensue when two weddings collide. Starring the beloved comedic duo Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon, this film promises an engaging mix of humor and

“Sing Sing,” directed by Greg Kwedar and featuring Colman Domingo, emerges as a significant force in the cinematic landscape, particularly within the context of award-season films. Adapted from a heartfelt true story, the film captures the spirit of rehabilitation through artistic expression, showcasing how creativity can flourish in even the most oppressive environments. Based on

Actor and producer Daniel Dae Kim recently graced the Red Sea Film Festival with his presence, serving as a juror and engaging in illuminating discussions about the film industry. His reflections during a conversation at the Deadline Studio illuminated the importance of cultural exchange in today’s globalized entertainment landscape. For Kim, being in Jeddah not

Celine Dion, the acclaimed French-Canadian singer known for her impeccable vocal talent and larger-than-life performances, has faced unprecedented challenges in recent years. Diagnosed with stiff person syndrome (SPS) in 2022, Dion’s journey is documented in the heartfelt film “I Am: Celine Dion,” directed by Irene Taylor and shot by cinematographer Nick Midwig. This documentary shines

John Waters is a name synonymous with provocative cinema. Known for his unabashedly outrageous style and fearless commentary, Waters has once again made headlines by defending films that critics have largely panned. The recent sequel, *Joker: Folie à Deux*, directed by Todd Phillips, received a cold reception from reviewers, yet Waters hailed it as an