'Choir Boy': Theater Review
MacArthur 'Genius' Grant recipient Tarell Alvin McCraney's black prep school drama soars on its revelatory singing of Negro spiritualsread more
MacArthur 'Genius' Grant recipient Tarell Alvin McCraney's black prep school drama soars on its revelatory singing of Negro spiritualsread more
87-year-old piano master Seymour Bernstein, the subject of Hawke's new doc 'Seymour: An Introduction,' performed publicly for only the second time in 40 yearsread more
Rosemary Harris stars as an Englishwoman journeying back into the past of her late sister, played by Romola Garai, in Tom Stoppard's 1995 drama read more
The fest in Texas' capital also announced that Edward Zwick will receive this year's Extraordinary Contribution to Film Award on Oct. 25read more
Tony winner Kenny Leon will stage the 1980 play revival, scheduled for the 2015-16 seasonread more
"You know what else James Earl Jones said? He said, 'Farts are funny. There's no getting around it.'"read more
THR's awards analyst, who is on the scene at the weeks-long fest in the Big Apple, weighs in on the goings-on there and back in Hollywood as October nearsread more
J.K. Simmons is a best supporting actor frontrunner and Miles Teller is a best actor possibility for their work in 29-year-old Damien Chazelle's debut feature " which could crack into the be…
Rose Byrne makes her Broadway debut alongside James Earl Jones in the 1936 screwball comedy about a family of New York eccentricsread more
The film, for which Julianne Moore was awarded the Cannes Film Festival's best actress prize, is being pushed solely for Golden Globesread more
The 24-year-old rising star plays the principal character in Yann Demange's directorial debut, an intense drama set during The Troubles of Northern Irelandread more
The 43-year-old Oscar-nominated actor, who is celebrating his 30th year in the business, will receive a career tribute from the fest on Tuesday eveningread more
Other recent New York Film Festival opening night films have had a hit-or-miss track record with the Academy, much like Fincher's own prior worksread more
"It's interesting that we ask the artist to come up with answers to larger questions when we don't ask our lawmakers to do the same" read more
'Lost the Musical' creators Steven Brandon and Steven Christopher Parker patch up the series' divisive finale with theatergoers' inputread more
The Royal Shakespeare Company's smash stage adaptation of Hilary Mantel's historical saga will play the Winter Garden Theatreread more
The Cousteau family will be presented with the Attenborough Award for Excellence in Nature Filmmaking by the fest, which will run from Jan. 27 through Feb. 7.read more
Of the 38 films that screened on the Croisette in competition or as part of the Un Certain Regard section this year, nine are now their nation's official Oscar entryread more
James Keach's chronicle of the music icon's battle with Alzheimer's Disease comes in the same year as 'Still Alice,' a narrative film that's also about the afflictionread more
"We'll find ways to hold on to our humanity in the face of our 500 iPhone emails we get in a second" read more
Jon Favreau, Tom Ortenberg, Michael Keaton and John Lesher dished about their contenders with THR on a busy night in Hollywoodread more
Enduring star Lois Smith headlines this world-premiere production of Jordan Harrison's subdued futuristic play about memory and lossread more
Perennial contenders France, Sweden, Japan, Israel and Denmark have already made their picks, but Italy, Spain, Argentina, Russia and China remain undecided with one week remaining until the…
Elizabeth Reaser and Fred Weller play Hollywood stars negotiating the terms of a hardcore sex scene in Neil LaBute's latestread more
The execs were feted for bringing dozens of French films to American audiences, from 'The Last Metro' in 1981 to 'Saint Laurent,' France's 2014 Oscar entryread more