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Chilean star power is in full force at the 41st Guadalajara Film Festival (FICG) where Pablo Larrain, Sebastián Lelio and Maite Alberdi lead a large contingent from Chile as the festival’s guest country of honor. “They are our golden generation of filmmakers – many of whom reached international recognition, including Oscar nominations and wins, while still in their forties—that helped set us on this path,” CinemaChile director and co-founder Alexandra Galvis told Variety. “The selection of these three is no coincidence: beyond their achievements, they share a common ground in navigating the industry at a global level, collaborating with platforms…
Eddie Murphy didn’t have a ton to say after a two-hour tribute inside Hollywood’s Dolby Theater Saturday night as he received the 51st AFI Life Achievement Award. But he did have some jokes. “Have these always been this size? It seems like this is small. Is it?” Murphy asked as he held the silver star trophy. The crowd — filled with a who’s who of comedy heavyweights, studio heads, Oscar winners, filmmakers, actors and fans — laughed at the quip. But there might’ve been some truth to it, too, as no award could measure up to the larger-than-life career Murphy…
Jen Aniston Double Taps Ex-Justin’s Baby News!!! Published April 19, 2026 7:03 AM PDT Jennifer Aniston is showing subtle support for ex-husband Justin Theroux following the birth of his first child. After Theroux and his wife, Nicole Brydon Bloom, announced the arrival of their baby boy on Instagram Saturday, Aniston was among those who “liked” the post. Theroux shared a photo holding the newborn, writing … “He’s here 🕊️ We are so in love,” alongside Bloom. The announcement drew congratulations from several celebrities, including Aniston. The former couple, who were married from 2015 to 2018, have remained on amicable terms…
April 2006 delivered a surprisingly eclectic mix of films. From blockbuster action and horror adaptations to documentaries that sparked real-world conversations, there were new releases that stayed in our minds long after the credits rolled. Two decades later, these titles feel like time capsules of mid-2000s filmmaking, capturing everything from over-the-top parody humor to grounded, unsettling realism. Whether you were in theaters for the spectacle or catching these on cable years later, these movies still hold a place in pop culture. Here’s a look back at five films that turn 20 this month, why they mattered, and where you can…
Picture Credit: Jaggi Entertainment Get ready for another sun-drenched Australian romance. Netflix has officially picked up the SVOD rights to You, Always, a breezy new 2025 rom-com starring Adrian Grenier and Jessica De Gouw. The new movie is expected to touch down in most Netflix regions, including the US and UK, beginning on May 1st, 2026. Produced by Jaggi Entertainment—the prolific Brisbane-based production company behind a slew of Netflix’s favorite Aussie feel-good movies like Love is in the Air, This Little Love of Mine, and Romance on the Menu—the 93-minute feature promises plenty of laughs, love triangles, and stunning scenery…
Summer House alum Lexi Wood thinks both Amanda Batula and Ciara Miller are out of West Wilson’s league. Approached by TMZ in Los Angeles on Friday, April 17, Lexi, 28, was asked to weigh in on Amanda and West’s controversial relationship. “Look, my unsolicited advice would be dating outside that Summer House — [it’s] much better!” she told the outlet, emphasizing it was just “my opinion.” Lexi added that she thought West, 31, was punching above his weight by striking up a romance with Amanda, 34, — and that Ciara has better dating prospects now that she’s left him behind.…
The nation’s four former presidents, Joe Biden, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, and assorted celebs took the stage at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia Saturday for History Talks, an event honoring the nation’s 250th anniversary spotlighting democracy, social justice, healing division and political satire. A+E Global Media‘s History Channel partnered with Philly-based media giant Comcast for the gathering that also saw Doris Kearns Goodwin interview Michelle Obama and Hoda Kotb sit down with Nicole Kidman. Colin Jost and former SNL cast mate Kate McKinnon stepped up just after a Bill and Hillary Clinton convo with Ted Danson.…
So many stars are here to watch the game! Many celebrities attended the Knicks vs. Hawks playoff game on Saturday evening (April 18) at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The Knicks beat the Hawks 113 to 102 in Game 1 of their playoff series. Jalen Brunson led the Knicks with 28 points, with strong support from Karl-Anthony Towns. New York now leads the series 1 to 0, with Game 2 scheduled for Monday (April 20) at MSG. We’ve got a full breakdown of all the stars who were there to watch the basketball game. Click through to see…
When Bet debuted on Netflix in May 2025, it arrived with both excitement and controversy. Described as a live‑action adaptation inspired by the popular Japanese manga Kakegurui – Compulsive Gambler, Netflix took a serious gamble by attempting to translate the manga’s wild energy, high-stakes gambling, and psychological games into a Western live‑action series. While it didn’t end up pleasing every fan of the original source material, it made enough noise and enough viewers tuned in for Netflix to greenlight a second season not long after the first dropped. For many months after that renewal, though, it was complete radio silence.…
MGM+ Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Sunday: “FROM” kicks off its penultimate run, “Krapopolis” closes out Season 3, and It’s the beginning of the end for “The Way Home.” If you’d like a recommended watch-list like this delivered to your inbox each morning, you can sign up for our free What to Watch newsletter here!…