Latest Content - Car and Driver2 Sept 2026
From the June 2003 issue of Car and Driver. I was at your house the other day, and I'm going to tell everyone what I saw. Dead cars. What was I doing at your house? Delivering the mail.
ComingSoon.netby Christie D'Silva2 Sept 2026
An Oscar and Emmy winner has been added to the ensemble of Will Smith‘s Supermax. The upcoming film is directed by David Gordon Green.
The Guardianby Stuart Heritage2 Sept 2026
As you may be aware, The Dog Stars has not been particularly well received. Reviews have been lukewarm to poor and in its opening weekend, Ridley Scott’s post-apocalyptic thriller came in fifth...
Varietyby Nvivarelli2 Sept 2026
Danny Boyle was celebrated with Variety’s Creative Impact in Directing Award on Monday during a Venice Film Festival pre-opening night party at the poolside terrace of the Hotel Excelsior.
Varietyby Siddhant Adlakha2 Sept 2026
A relationship drama verging on sci-fi, Lili Horvát’s “My Notes On Mars” begins with an intriguing premise that eventually loses steam.
World news | The Guardianby Philip Oltermann in Venice2 Sept 2026
Maggie Gyllenhaal said there is a “systemic problem” that explains why only two female directors are in the running for the Golden Lion at the Venice film festival this year.
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Amber DaSilva)2 Sept 2026
These Are The Cars You Would Buy For $5,000 Right Now Here's the pitch: You found a briefcase in a local park full of $5,000 in unmarked non-sequential $20s.
Varietyby Zack Sharf2 Sept 2026
Robert Pattinson turned 40 years old ahead of filming “The Batman: Part II,” and he’s definitely feeling his age on set.
Jalopnikby staff@jalopnik.com (Amber DaSilva)2 Sept 2026
Honda Wants To Cut $9 Billion In Costs Happy Monday! It's September 2, 2026, and this is The Morning Shift — your daily roundup of the top automotive headlines from around the world, in one place.
IndieWireby Marcus Jones2 Sept 2026
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The Guardianby Rebecca Nicholson2 Sept 2026
You could easily watch the first few minutes of Furious without knowing that it would turn out to be so special.
Esquireby Luke Guillory2 Sept 2026
Shop $110, hanover-usa.com Welcome to the Esquire Endorsement. Heavily researched. Thoroughly vetted. These picks are the best way to spend your hard-earned cash. I’m a uniform dresser.
FirstShowing.netby Alex Billington2 Sept 2026
Florence Pugh & Mike Faist in 'East of Eden' Adaptation Official Trailer by Alex Billington September 2, 2026 Source: YouTube "Evil is not always apparent at first glance...
National Heraldby NH Entertainment Bureau2 Sept 2026
Restored Meena Kumari-starrer 'Pakeezah' to premiere in France, UK Two-year restoration brings Kamal Amrohi’s 1972 classic back to its original glory for global audiences A 4K restored version of...
FOX Newsby Ashley Hume2 Sept 2026
Ricky Skaggs is recalling how he and Dolly Parton prayed at the altar of a tiny church rebuilt in her backyard before recording the country comeback album that would help return her to the top of...
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy2 Sept 2026
Monsters creeping out of dreams and causing terror in the real world is not a new idea—even Freddy Krueger wasn’t the first to do it, though the Nightmare on Elm Street movies are still one of the...
The Guardianby Keith Stuart2 Sept 2026
Predictably, the Grand Theft Auto VI “extended look” which premiered on Netflix last week was a success for all involved.
The Guardianby Benjamin Lee2 Sept 2026
There was plenty of silliness but also plenty of suspense in 2022’s modestly successful don’t-look-down thriller Fall, a surprisingly well-made micro-budget marvel that ultimately found its...
The Guardianby Alexis Petridis2 Sept 2026
To say Graham Parker enjoyed a swift rise to fame is an understatement. He played his first live show with his most famous backing band, the Rumour, in October 1975, at the Newlands Tavern, a pub...
Polygon.comby Ryan Epps2 Sept 2026
Before CGI sanded the edges off modern blockbusters, the 1970s martial arts boom delivered a completely different kind of cinematic thrill: pure, unadulterated human kinetics.
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