A nostalgic look back at the 1950s, "Happy Days" was a cultural milestone. Here's what has happened to the surviving cast in the decades since it left the air.

A film is like a battleground,” runs a famous line from Jean-Luc Godard’s Pierrot le Fou – which is true when you make them the way Godard often did. The late French-Swiss auteur, whose early career ...

The greatest characters of '80s movies ranged from teen heroes to action legends to intense anti-heroes, covering a wide ...

Catherine O'Hara was never afraid to go big. Known for roles in "Schitt's Creek," "Beetlejuice," and "Home Alone," she made ...

Dawn French is back, said Anita Singh in The Telegraph, in a new BBC comedy series that is the best thing she has done since “The Vicar of Dibley”. In it, she plays a woman who tries to defraud an ...

If looking for Valentine's Day plans, going to the movie theaters to rewatch one of Molly Ringwald's teen classics may be the answer. In 1986, Ringwald led the romantic comedy movie Pretty in Pink, ...

EXCLUSIVE: French microdrama platform Shorts has teamed with L.A.’s Fumero Films for 40 vertical video projects for 2026. Fumero’s bosses, Adriana Santos and Alejandro Fumero, claim the deal is one of ...

Brigitte Bardot, the French actress whose image and performances helped reshape global ideas of beauty, sexuality and celebrity, has died at 91. Bardot was not only one of the defining faces of ...

The 1980s defined the action genre, delivering larger than life heroes, explosive set pieces, and unforgettable movie moments. This decade introduced audiences to iconic stars, high stakes stories, ...

Unwind this holiday season with the best comedy films to binge. New releases and upcoming titles promise laughs, chaos, and fun for everyone. The holidays are here, and after a year of endless ...

Rob Reiner, the celebrated Hollywood director whose diverse filmography was loved by a broad array of audiences, was found dead on Sunday in Los Angeles. He was 78. Authorities have described the ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Matthew Broderick plays Tartuffe and David Cross his naïve prey in this Lucas Hnath adaptation of a 17th-century French comedy classic. By Elisabeth ...