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As the ATX TV Festival – affectionately dubbed the “TV camp for grown-ups” – marks its 15th season, its founders
ATX co-founders Caitlin McFarland and Emily Gipson on starting their Austin-based television festival, now celebrating Season 14.
The El Dorado Film Festival will kick off with El Dorado native William Ragsdale discussing Fright Night, the 1985 horror…
When Jean-Pierre Jeunet released his film Amelie in 2001, it was a shiny, hopeful departure from the apocalyptic films for
Sam Taylor-Johnson, director of the new Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black, wants to correct a “massive” misconception that Winehouse’s
“I’m vey optimistic about kids, generally,” said Miranda Richardson, a few hours before receiving the Etolie Award at the SCAD
Heather Graham wrote, directed and stars in the new film Chosen Family, and chosen family is a concept close to
Diving Into The Darkness was filmed in locations you’re unlikely to see in any other film — or anywhere on
Oppenheimer is the rare Robert Downey Jr. movie where he isn’t top billed — but Downey said Friday that it’s
Maestro writer-director Bradley Cooper recounted Thursday his reaction to landing his first acting role, a part on Sex and the