Rust returns with fake guns, rubber bullets and watchful eyes
New York Times: Film halted production in 2021 when its cinematographer was killed.
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Singer sold millions and starred on stage and screen before focusing on civil rights.
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Case dismissed: Alec Baldwin speaks out
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Netflix reads African history through the dull lens of American racial politics.
South Park's US$500m war escalates
A US$500m South Park deal is at the core of an ugly stoush between rival studios.
Case against Alec Baldwin dropped after movie set shooting
The actor was charged with involuntary manslaughter.
Why Mean Girls star ditched Hollywood
The actress experienced overnight fame after Mean Girls and The Notebook were released.
Morgan Freeman: It’s an insult to be called African-American
Times: In a rare interview, Freeman talks race, method acting and the meaning of life.
Kiwi to direct new Halle Berry and Angelina Jolie movie
The film marks the first time Jolie and Berry will be working together.
First look at star in iconic movie role
Fans have been treated to a first look at Ariana Grande as an iconic good witch.
Opinion: Truth is drifting away from true crime
New York Times: True crime is booming, but along the way, accuracy got left behind.
‘Holy moly’: Emma Watson resurfaces
The actress has broken her silence after a long hiatus from public view.
Controversial resurrection plans revealed to Elvis fans
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When can we expect to see the 26th Bond outing in cinemas? Who might direct?
Fight over movie’s iconic ending
There was no other way Bring It On could have ended, but not everyone saw it that way.
Fresh details emerge about Kylie Jenner's romance with Hollywood hero
What happens when one of the biggest reality TV stars dates a leading Hollywood hero?
Hayden Panettiere on becoming sober and grieving her brother's death
New York Times: Actress returns to the big screen after battling addiction and depression.
Ben Affleck reveals why Matt Damon was a terrible roommate
Affleck admitted his childhood friend and co-star Damon wasn't easy to live with.
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This week was a temporary fix to our post-summer boredom.
Jamie Foxx's family give update following 'medical complication'
The 55-year-old actor was hospitalised following an incident on Tuesday.
Air Jordans on the big screen: When the sneaker is the real star
New York Times: Air tells the story of the brand, but it’s long had a hold on Hollywood.
Huge Harry Potter news finally confirmed
The wizarding world's worst-kept secret has been officially confirmed.
Top of the Charts: Mario leaps on to the big screen
An irreverent look at the biggest movies and music in Aotearoa this week.
Screening Guide: Barry’s back and Boris Becker goes boom
A quick look at the best new shows and movies streaming this week.
Adam Sandler grows up (mostly): How the formerly juvenile funnyman matured
New York Times: Sandler is no longer a man-child. He’s an old man-child.
Brooke Shields and the curse of great beauty
New York Times: Doco explores toll sexual and commercial objectification takes on women.
Matt Heath: Do yourself a favour and rewatch the Rocky movies
Opinion: The 'Italian Stallion' flicks still pack a punch to the heart.
Sad reason Emily Ratajkowski quit Hollywood
After a role opposite a big-name star, Ratajkowski quit the industry.
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The Aussie actor has revealed which Australian PM he’d like to bring to the big screen.