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Toronto Film Festival
Florence Pugh Shines in the Artful Romantic Drama We Live in Time
A tearjerker with a smart streak provides a sterling star vehicle for one of the great actors of her generation.
By Richard Lawson
Awards Insider!
Nicole Kidman Wins Best Actress, and Loses Her Beloved Mother, in One Overwhelming Moment
The Babygirl star—whose win in Venice jolts an electrifying Oscar race—arrived at the film festival ready to accept the honor before receiving the tragic news.
By David Canfield
Toronto Film Festival
Armageddon, but with Singing: Tilda Swinton and Michael Shannon Face The End
In Joshua Oppenheimer’s sometimes moving musical, a wealthy family spends the post-apocalypse underground.
By Richard Lawson
as the bell rings
Is This the End of Selling Sunset as We Know It?
Eight seasons in, the hit Netflix series has perfected its staging—right as some of the show’s star realtors threaten to go off-market.
By Savannah Walsh
Exclusive
Whiplash Turns 10: Damien Chazelle, Miles Teller, and J.K. Simmons on the Oscar-Winning Sensation That Changed Their Lives
Few indies over the past decade have maintained as much of a cultural hold as Damien Chazelle’s riveting breakout. In honor of an upcoming splashy rerelease, the director and his two stars reflect on the making of the movie, and how it’s impacted their lives.
By David Canfield
First Look
How Daisy Edgar-Jones and Jacob Elordi Embody Queer Outsiders in On Swift Horses
Two rising stars pair up for this sweeping, elegiac slice of ’50s Americana, centered on lonely characters and their painful, often sexy journeys toward self-acceptance.
By David Canfield
Now Streaming
The 25 Best Shows on Netflix to Watch Right Now
From comedy classics to underseen dramatic gems, your next binge is waiting.
By Tara Ariano
Little Gold Men
The Highs and Lows of the Telluride Film Festival
Our Awards Insider team reflects on which films and performances just supercharged their Oscar chances.
By Rebecca Ford and David Canfield
Exclusive
South Park’s Creators on Avoiding Trump, Revisiting Casa Bonita, and Experiencing TikTok Jealousy
In a rare interview, Trey Parker and Matt Stone discuss the state of their Emmy-winning animated series—including a delayed return date that Parker attributes to “waiting for Paramount to figure all their shit out.”
By David Canfield
Telluride Film Festival
Tilda Swinton and Michael Shannon Sing Through the Apocalypse in The End
Shannon, director Joshua Oppenheimer, and costars Moses Ingram and George MacKay on their genre-defying musical.
By Rebecca Ford
video
Of Course Jeff Goldblum Cries While Watching the Wicked Trailer: “This Show Just Kills Me”
The beloved character actor takes Vanity Fair on a winding tour of his career, from battling dinosaurs in Jurassic Park to belting alongside Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.
By Savannah Walsh
Venice Film Festival
Did You Like Joker? In Folie à Deux, the Joke’s on You
Todd Phillips’s grim sequel, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, plays as a middle finger to anyone who sought something meaningful in his saga.
By Richard Lawson
First Look
Inside Eden’s Star-Studded Fight for Survival: Ana de Armas, Jude Law, and More on Their Wild New Thriller
Ron Howard’s new movie investigates a near-century-old mystery by plopping a bunch of decorated actors on an uninhabited island and seeing what happens. One of them calls it “the scariest thing I’ve ever done.”
By David Canfield
thorny
The Bachelorette Had Its Most Dramatic Finale Ever, but at What Cost?
Unlike Jenn Tran’s final rose recipient, ABC kept its promises. But in the pursuit of unprecedented twists, the series inflicted cruel and unusual punishment.
By Savannah Walsh
morality tale
Did Matthew Perry’s Assistant Have a Choice? Hollywood Veterans Aren’t So Sure
Shooting your boss up with ketamine may be extreme, but refusing commands means “you risk losing your job, your health insurance, your home, everything.”
By Deanna Kizis
First Look
Get Ready to Fall in Love With Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield in We Live in Time
The actors and director John Crowley reveal how they pieced together a time-jumping romance about “the shared experience of loss and love.”
By Rebecca Ford
Venice Film Festival
Queer, with Daniel Craig, Is Many Things: Captivating, Alienating, Sorrowful, and Erotic
Director Luca Guadagnino, working from a William S. Burroughs novel, is at his most enigmatic.
By Richard Lawson
The Life of Chuck: The Feel-Good Stephen King Apocalypse Movie
In an exclusive first look, Tom Hiddleston and director Mike Flanagan explain the uplifting message in a doomsday tale.
By Anthony Breznican
Little Gold Men
Keeping Up With Natasha Lyonne: On Her New Hollywood Chapter, Oscar Buzz, and Wanting a Third Boob
The star of His Three Daughters has been thinking about a lot lately—her volatile past, her industry’s perilous state, loneliness, and hitting the red carpet with “one of those metal faces and a little beady red eye.” Allow her to connect the dots.
By David Canfield
First Look
Watch Joe Keery and Jason Schwartzman Butt Heads in an Exclusive Clip from Pavements
Describing his Venice-bound tribute to the iconic indie-rock band—part rock doc, part bloated biopic (?), part jukebox musical (?!!)—director Alex Ross Perry says, “It’s every Pavement movie that I, as a fan, would ever want to watch—or hate-watch.”
By Mike Hogan