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Why Should Hollywood Get a Federal Tax Credit? Nearly $250 Billion Is On the Table, Study Says
A report commissioned by the studio trade group the Motion Picture Association projected that a federal tax credit could sustain roughly 143,500 full-time equivalent jobs annually.
Industry Unites Behind U.S. Production Incentive As New Study Predicts Windfall In Jobs And Spending
Film and television studios, unions, guilds, film commissioners and entertainment industry groups have launched the U.S.
Classic Disney movies look worse on streaming than they did in theaters for a very specific reason, according to a new study
They sure don’t make them like they used to, and as has become clearly apparent on Disney Plus, they certainly don’t look like they used to, either.
‘La Gradiva’ Review: A Brutally Tender Study of Teenage Promise and Fragility That Marks the Arrival of a Major New Filmmaker
At 2 hours 25 minutes, Marine Atlan’s stunning debut, “La Gradiva,” is long if you run a stopwatch.
Amid Film & TV Squeeze, California Still Dominates Advertising Shoots As Celebrity Pay Soars, Study Finds
EXCLUSIVE: After a 25% decline between 2019 and 2025, the volume of commercial production dipped just 2% in the first six months of 2026, according to a new study by ad firm XR Extreme Reach.
Scientist accidentally discovers ancient giant tooth while studying endangered frogs
A scientist studying something else entirely accidentally stumbled upon a giant tooth from the ice age, belonging to an ancient herbivore.
‘Misty Green’ Review: Rosalind Eleazar Stuns in Chris Rock’s Raw but Unfocused Hollywood Character Study
TIFF: The "Slow Horses" star is tremendous as a faded Black TV actress whose tendency for self-sabotage threatens to derail her comeback role.
‘Masc’ Review: A Sensitive Character Study Where Identity is Found in Imitation and Observation
In “Masc,” director Bertil Nilsson pulls off a nifty trick: He observes an observer.
Changes in your voice could be an early warning sign of dementia, study finds
Changes in a person’s voice could be an early warning sign of cognitive decline and dementia, according to a new study involving more than 833,000 patients.
‘Boatbuilders’ Review: A Mellow Maine Boatyard Study That Offers All the Quiet Rewards of Fine Craftsmanship in Action
There are few things as calmingly enjoyable as the modest, closeup spectacle of an expert craftsman at work.
‘Jupiter’ Review: A Claustrophobic Study of a Nuclear-Escalation Nightmare That Feels Too Small for the Big Screen
Fictional French President Paul Archambault, as played with gimlet-eyed resolve by Denis Menochet in Alexandre Smia’s “Jupiter” is, we’re cued to believe, a good man.
Netflix Nabs Nicholas Binge’s ‘Understudy’ Produced By Steven Yeun, Phil Lord & Chris Miller In 7-Figure Deal
Another competitive TV project has landed at Netflix.
‘A Common Story’ Review: A Stunningly Played Study of a Couple Whose Inability to Articulate Their Emotions Drives Them Apart
Far too often, relationship dramas devolve into screaming matches with a predictable crescendo that exhausts both actors and audiences: They’re using words, but since few writers have the caustic wit of Edward Albee, what they say is more tiresome than trenchant.
'A Study in Crimson' quest walkthrough in The Blood of Dawnwalker
In this walkthrough, we explain how to fully complete the 'A Study In Crimson' quest in The Blood of Dawnwalker, including Vicho's tough decision.
‘The Basics of Philosophy’ Review: Paul Schrader’s Lurid Study of a Predatory Intellectual Is Quietly Explosive, but Not Dangerous Enough
Venice: Jack Huston plays a philosophy professor reliving his past sins in a Schrader provocation that finds the director confronting his own.
‘Tender Loving Care’ Review: Kate O’Flynn Lights Up Mike Leigh’s Warm, Gently Wrenching Study of Solace and Solidarity
The 'Widow's Bay' star plays a London social worker in the English writer-director's Telluride-bowing film, co-starring Alice Bailey Johnson, Marion Bailey and Paul Jesson.
‘The Basics Of Philosophy’ Review: Jack Huston Is Tormented By His Past In Paul Schrader’s Introspective Character Study – Venice Film Festival
In an endlessly impressive filmography either as a screenwriter for Martin Scorsese-directed classics like Taxi Driver, The Last Temptation of Christ and Raging Bull, to his own prodigious output as a director-writer of about 30 movies including Hardcore, American Gigolo, Afflict
Human urine is melting away tonnes of ice from Mount Everest glacier according to study
Scientists believe that human urine is responsible for a huge amount of Mount Everest’s glacier melting away.
How To Keep Vicho Alive In The Blood Of Dawnwalker – A Study In Crimson Quest Guide
Do you want to keep Vicho alive in The Blood of Dawnwalker ?
Should Hollywood Embrace Religion? Young Audiences Crave Complex Spiritual Characters and Plotlines That Challenge Faith, New Study Shows
Could Hollywood entice younger audiences by having a little faith?
Fewer Women Are Creating TV Shows Now Than They Were Nearly a Decade Ago, Study Finds
The latest “Boxed In” report spotlights a decline in female representation behind and in front of the camera.
Paths of Power: Kiyoshi Kurosawa on the castle intrigue of The Samurai and the Prisoner
As Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s elegant period drama The Samurai and the Prisoner arrives in theaters, the legendary Japanese filmmaker tells Zachary Lee about turning a feudal mystery into an engimatic study of power and belief.
‘Misty Green’ Review: Rosalind Eleazar Is a Revelation in Chris Rock’s Sharply Observed Love-Hate Portrait of the Hollywood Hustle
The character study centers on a talented but self-sabotaging actress and singer looking to restart her career, with an ensemble that includes the writer-director alongside Adam Driver, Daniel Kaluuya and Anna Kendrick.
Anthony Ippolito on Speaking to Sylvester Stallone Before Filming ‘I Play Rocky’: “Very Overwhelming and Daunting”
"It was a lot to take in because I'd spent over a year, by that point, studying him,” the actor said at THR‘s Studio at 1 Hotel during TIFF, presented by sponsor Canada Goose.
How Hollywood Shapes Our Understanding of Health
A study sponsored by Eli Lilly and Company (Lilly) shows that chronic illness is historically underrepresented on screen, while a growing coalition of studios, researchers, and patient advocates work to change that reality.
Netflix Buys 5-Page Short Story for $1 Million. Lord Miller, Steven Yeun Are Involved
"Understudy" is a five page story written by Nicholas Binge that will now be developed into a series with Lord Miller and Yeun executive producing.
Film Industry Leaders Demand Structural Fix for Gender Gap at Lumiere Summit
Women held 17% of key behind-camera roles when the Celluloid Ceiling study began tracking the figure in 1998.
Do games make children more attentive or more distractible?
A study of preschool children found that brief digital or traditional gameplay improved performance on tasks requiring quick responses but reduced performance on tasks demanding greater concentration and self-control.
‘The Basics of Philosophy’ Review: Paul Schrader Does Some Deep — and Discomfiting — Thinking About a College Professor’s Guilt
Jack Huston, Sofia Boutella and Daniel Zavatto star in the octogenarian’s new feature, a morally complex study of past sin affecting present life.
‘Too Much Sugar’ Review: Robert Greene’s Playful, High-Energy Doc Marshals a Revealing Family Moviemaking Project
Everyone’s a main character in “Too Much Sugar,” a scrappy, agitated, spikily entertaining study of an extended family with a whole community’s worth of backstory, present-tense drama and diverging plans for the future.
Should you stay to learn latin with Anca or go in The Blood of Dawnwalker?
After getting the medicinal herbs from Anca in The Blood of Dawnwalker, she offers for you to stay and study Latin with her, which will take time, or you can go there and then, missing the chance but saving an additional hour before Mass later that day.
Castration Movie Chapter iii.ii: Junior Ghosts – Premorphic Drift review – skin-crawlingly close to the bone
Louise Weard’s sprawling trans anthology gets its most accessible entry yet with Chapter iii.ii, a bracingly honest, handheld study of a fractured relationship. ]]>
Bitter Christmas review – dazzling, late-period jewel
Pedro Almodóvar is on a career-best streak, and this self-lacerating study of a filmmaker mining her friends‘ heartbreak for art is another triumph in his late-period run. ]]>