Film (Arts and Entertainment)

Mark Molloy moved to LA a decade ago to pursue his dream of directing a Hollywood feature film. But it was an advertisement he made that helped him score his debut: directing one of the world's biggest stars in the reboot of Beverly Hills Cop. 

Some of the state's most talented surfers are creating serious ripples on the national and international competitive circuit, but the path to compete at the highest levels is a costly one and there's little government support.

Inspired by real photos of a 1960s gang, The Bikeriders explores the good, bad and the ugly of "the end of the golden age of motorcycles".

Wicked, the highly anticipated screen adaption of the Broadway musical, will now be released on the same day as Ridley Scott's Gladiator 2, setting the stage for a box office showdown similar to Barbenheimer.

From The Idea of You to May December, stories of older women having affairs with younger men have been having a moment in Hollywood. But can Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron have enough fun with it for the film to work?

Taking us back to New York City and the origin story of those terrifyingly noise-sensitive monsters, A Quiet Place: Day One manages to have both genuine frights and a lot of heart. 

Alec Baldwin is set to go on trial for the involuntary manslaughter of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins after a judge rejected a last-ditch effort to have his case dismissed. 

Marilyn Monroe's home will not be demolished after the LA City Council deems the property a historical landmark, thwarting the plans of neighbours to expand their estate.

Jodie Comer won fans worldwide in the hit series Killing Eve — now she's on the big screen with Austin Butler and a broad Chicago accent in outlaw crime drama The Bikeriders.

From "a friend of Barbie" to Barbie's babysitter to Barbie in her own right, a new documentary tells the decades-long story of how Black Barbie came to be.

Director Irene Taylor says her new documentary 'I Am: Céline Dion' offers a rare glimpse into the beloved Canadian singer's life with stiff person syndrome.

The historic Regent Cinemas, once the largest "movie palace" in regional Victoria has closed, effective immediately, after almost 100 years of screening films.

Céline Dion kept her diagnosis with stiff person syndrome a secret from her fans for years. This new documentary offers an unfiltered glimpse at what her life is like now.

Austin Butler is celebrated for his ability to transform into any character, after playing Elvis is Baz Luhrmann’s epic and taking on roles in Dune and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

After being arrested in the Hamptons last week, the pop singer has resumed his world tour.

Many moments from Inside Out 2 could help spark a conversation with your child about the complex emotions that are normal when growing up.

Donald Sutherland's wry, arresting screen presence has spanned more than half a century. From The Hunger Games to M*A*S*H, here are seven of his most celebrated performances.

Known for his intensity on screen, Donald Sutherland was a beloved actor. Here we look back on his varied film career that included Klute, Casanova, M*A*S*H and The Hunger Games.

The Minnesota town where actress Judy Garland grew up is raising funds to buy back the ruby slippers stolen from its museum in 2005.

Despicable Me 4's credits includes comedy heavyweights like Will Ferrell, and The White Lotus' Mike White. But was a sixth instalment in this franchise really necessary?

Mads Mikkelsen is back on the big screen as a retired army captain with nothing but a dream: to establish a farming settlement in the north of Denmark.

The great emu war of 1932 is as baked into Australian lore as vegemite and chucking a sickie after a big weekend. A new film from some of our country's brightest comedy makers turns the tale into an ocker Apocalypse Now.

The disgraced music mogul was awarded the honour last September, but has now returned the key following a request from New York City mayor Eric Adams.

The book and then the film of Ladies in Black have been roaring successes. Now the women of the Goodes department store are back, taking on the challenges of 1960s Sydney.

Pixar president Jim Morris confirmed in May that the studio would be focusing more on IP expansion than original storytelling. It shows with Inside Out 2.