A night of music and celebration in Tokyo turned violent when A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Future’s entourages became embroiled in a chaotic confrontation. The incident happened on Friday, […] The post ...

Paul Thomas Anderson used Philip Seymour Hoffman from the sidelines until his dramatic power outlived the actor himself.

You are in Brooklyn, and it’s 1977. All you want to do is have a good time. Times might have changed since then, but “Saturday Night Fever: The Musical” at Toby’s Dinner Theatre brings back a taste of ...

Nobody is denying how great this classic Paul Thomas Anderson film is, but maybe it could have been even better.

This was not a bad movie, but not as great as many other reviews I have seen. The main problem is that the movie tries to make you sympathetic to the characters, but none of the characters are ...

Catch a glimpse of Leonardo DiCaprio if you can. The Oscar winner, 50, recently opened up about what his next “chapter” of life looks like. “I’m slowing down a bit,” DiCaprio told People on Monday.

Over the span of his career, Leonardo DiCaprio has never been one to lose momentum. Now, when it comes to picking and choosing projects, the Oscar-winning actor, 50, seems to have shifted his ...

Leonardo DiCaprio has been waiting to work with Paul Thomas Anderson since he famously turned down the leading role in “Boogie Nights.” So even with a lifetime of filmmaking between 1997 and their ...

"You're going to wonder 'why does it look like that?' And the answer is: because of this beautiful, beautiful format." Warner Bros has debuted a new promo featurette for Paul Thomas Anderson's One ...

Vera Farmiga is always a little worse for wear after leaving The Conjuring universe. That held true as she and Patrick Wilson filmed their last go-round portraying real-life psychic researchers ...

Brad Rex marvels when he thinks about a home game at Mercy Health/Wapak Ford Field. “You think about the lights, the atmosphere, the pageantry that goes into it all. I love how our stadium looks on a ...

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