Director Brady Corbet and Natalie Portman on the Pop and Violence of ‘Vox Lux’
Writer-Director Brady Corbet and Actress Natalie Portman discuss their intense operatic pop drama.
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Comedian Bill Burr on Vibing with the Crowd and ‘F is for Family’ Season 3
Bill Burr tells us about surfing the crowd, the power of double negatives, the KGB, and the new season of F is for Family.
‘Big Bang Theory’ Creator Chuck Lorre Gets Real With ‘The Kominsky Method’
Alan Arkin and Michael Douglas are endearing BFFs in the kind-hearted Netflix comedy, 'The Kominsky Method.'
Patty Jenkins and Chris Pine Keep the Dream Team Alive and Well with ‘I Am The Night’
TNT's new limited crime series hailing from director Patty Jenkins and creator Sam Sheridan spells doom from the start.
Director Doug Liman Believes ‘Fair Game’ is More Relevant Than Ever
Director Doug Liman on why he had to return to his 2009 movie and strip down Sean Penn's performance.
‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Review: The Long-Awaited Queen Biopic Lacks a Kind of Magic
Bohemian Rhapsody isn't as moving as Queen's music. Bryan Singer's biopic could have used some more of the band's boldness.
A Journey Through David Lynch’s Festival of Disruption
David Lynch brings meditation, ideas, rock stars, and a winemaker along with him to Los Angeles' Ace Theater for two days of the splendid Festival of Disruption.
Creating a House of Horrors with ‘Elizabeth Harvest’ Director Sebastian Gutierrez
With Elizabeth Harvest, be prepared to enter director Sebastian Gutierrez's house of horrors.
We Talk to ‘The Meg’ Director Jon Turteltaub About Making His Big Shark Movie
From being a Film School Reject to adapting Steve Alten's long in development book, we talk filmmaking and giant sharks with Jon Turtletaub.
‘Ocean’s 8’ Director Gary Ross Talks Planning the Big Heist, Rihanna, and a Lesson From ‘Big’
We chat with the 'Hunger Games' and 'Ocean's 8' director about pulling off a big heist (and a whole lot more).
