Film Festivals
Alina Fernández Revuelta and Revolution’s Daughter: a Miami Film Festival premiere
A revealing documentary follows Alina Fernández Revuelta from escape to advocacy while voices from the Cuban diaspora weigh in
Kodak Film Awards 2026: celebrating Kristen Stewart, Joachim Trier and excellence in cinematography
Kodak’s 8th Annual Film Awards will salute first-time directors, veteran auteurs, cinematographers and exhibition pioneers, with Kristen Stewart, Joachim Trier and Autumn Durald Arkapaw among the honorees
Wolfram review: a tender but brutal indigenous western by Warwick Thornton
A haunting indigenous western that follows two fugitive siblings, a conflicted older ally and a distant mother as they navigate exploitation, mining and survival in central Australia
Mormon Wives Season 4 adds stars as executive producers as drama escalates
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives returns on March 12 with its cast elevated to executive producers, fresh storylines, and unresolved conflicts that test the group’s unity
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Hallmark renews Mistletoe Murders for season three ahead of Countdown to Christmas
Hallmark Media confirmed a third season of Mistletoe Murders, continuing the cozy mystery starring Sarah Drew and Peter Mooney and adapted from an Audible Original
Jessica Henwick on pivoting from acting to directing and her role in How to Make a Killing
Jessica Henwick talks about playing Ruth in How to Make a Killing, weighing acting against directing, and her upcoming work with A24 and Netflix
Stream Paramount+ and watch UFC: plans, free options and UFC 326 guide
Find out Paramount+ pricing, the Walmart+ free trial workaround, and how to watch UFC events like UFC 326 live and on demand on Paramount+
Broadway Across America biennial conference highlights Elton John and John Legend-led new musicals
Broadway Across America’s biennial conference in Miami Beach brought together about 250 industry leaders as Elton John, John Legend and other creatives presented major new musicals and tours
What to stream now: notable new films and their platforms
A curated rundown of recent streaming arrivals, including franchise sequels, auteur projects, and striking set pieces
How Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre is rediscovered on Prime Video
Jason Statham’s lighthearted spy caper Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre underperformed in theaters but is gaining traction on Prime Video, showcasing a playful side of Statham and strong support from an international cast
Why Roger Ebert championed The President’s Analyst in his early reviews
Roger Ebert awarded an early four-star review to Ted Flicker’s The President’s Analyst, praising James Coburn’s performance and the film’s sharp satire of paranoia
Inside the Starfleet Academy sets: Bella Shepard on favorite locations and Genesis’s fears
Bella Shepard walks through the expansive Starfleet Academy stages, names the standout spaces, and breaks down how fear shapes Genesis Lythe
Eric Dane, ‘McSteamy’ of Grey’s Anatomy, dies after ALS battle
Eric Dane, the actor who rose to fame as Dr. Mark Sloan on Grey’s Anatomy and later appeared in Euphoria, has died at 53 following a battle with ALS; he is survived by his wife and two daughters
Eric Dane dies at 53 after public fight with ALS
Eric Dane, the actor who played Mark ‘McSteamy’ Sloan on Grey’s Anatomy, died at 53 after a public struggle with ALS; colleagues and family remember his work and advocacy
Eric Dane remembered: from McSteamy to ALS advocate
Eric Dane, the actor behind Dr. Mark Sloan and Cal Jacobs, died February 19 after battling ALS; his family remembers his advocacy and devotion to his daughters
How to Make a Killing review: when charm outshines bite
An entertaining lead and a sly premise drive John Patton Ford’s film, but the movie rarely follows through on promises of dark comedy or biting social commentary
Explore New York repertory cinema and Raymond Depardon’s work
A concise look at New York’s repertory offerings, key venues, and the Raymond Depardon retrospective opening at Film at Lincoln Center on February 20th
What to expect from Toy Story 5: Lilypad, legacy toys and a tech‑focused story
Discover how Toy Story 5 reunites the classic cast with new characters like Lilypad while Andrew Stanton and Kenna Harris steer Pixar back into familiar, emotionally resonant territory
How Robert Duvall anchored George Lucas’s chilling dystopian debut THX 1138
Delivered grounded intensity in George Lucas’s experimental debut, helping elevate a low-budget dystopian film into a lasting cult classic.
How The Girl Can’t Help It influenced the Beatles’ song ‘Birthday’
Explore how the film The Girl Can’t Help It influenced the Beatles’ early ambitions and directly shaped the creation of the song ‘Birthday’ on their 1968 White Album
Department M emerges as potential investor in Neon amid strategic moves in film distribution
Neon is exploring a deal with Department M, a 2026-founded production company led by Mike Larocca and Michael Schaefer, while Netflix series casting and Neon’s recent achievements add industry context
BBC appoints Ed Havard as director of entertainment and Fiona Campbell as director of factual
the BBC has recruited Ed Havard from Universal International Studios and promoted Fiona Campbell to lead factual programming, marking a major reshuffle in unscripted content management
Prince Andrew arrested in the U.K. on suspicion of misconduct in public office
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, a former senior royal, has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office as police search multiple addresses including Sandringham
ChatGPT-powered discovery arrives on JioHotstar for voice and chat search
JioHotstar and OpenAI are rolling out a ChatGPT-branded conversational layer that lets nearly half a billion monthly users search by voice or text, access live sports insights, and surface the streamer’s 300,000-hour, 19-language catalogue within ChatGPT
Inside Blades of the Guardians: Yuen Woo-ping’s practical wuxia spectacle
Yuen Woo-ping stages a return to hands-on martial arts cinema with Blades of the Guardians, blending on-location shooting, old-school wirework and an ensemble led by Jet Li and Wu Jing
Miroirs No. 3 by Christian Petzold: a haunting new psychodrama with Paula Beer
Christian Petzold’s latest, Miroirs No. 3, is a Hitchcock-tinged psychodrama featuring Paula Beer; it debuted at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight and opens in the U.S. on March 20 with a Film at Lincoln Center retrospective and a director appearance.