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Hit Man Climbs HBO Max Charts in 2026 Streaming Surge
Hit Man Climbs HBO Max Charts in 2026 Streaming Surge
A notorious comedy thriller returns to the spotlight as Hit Man becomes a global sensation on HBO Max, drawing fresh attention to Glen Powell, Adria Arjona, and director Richard Linklater.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’ Triumphs at 2026 Golden Globes
Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’ Triumphs at 2026 Golden Globes
The 83rd Golden Globes saw Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film sweep the night, clinching the top prize in the Comedy or Musical category and leading with nine nominations.
Ethan Hawke on Sinister and His Career’s Unexpected Revival
Ethan Hawke on Sinister and His Career’s Unexpected Revival
Ethan Hawke looks back at the turning point in his career, crediting the 2012 film Sinister as the moment he embraced a new chapter in genre cinema.
Jeremy Allen White Moved to Tears by Heartbreaking Festival Favourite
Jeremy Allen White Moved to Tears by Heartbreaking Festival Favourite
Jeremy Allen White reveals the profound emotional toll of watching 'Hamnet' at Telluride, describing it as one of the most affecting films he has ever encountered.
Ethan Hawke and Sydney Sweeney: Honest Confessions and Heartfelt Moments
Ethan Hawke and Sydney Sweeney: Honest Confessions and Heartfelt Moments
Ethan Hawke and Sydney Sweeney open up in a candid Actors on Actors interview, sharing personal regrets, stage fright, and touching exchanges. Discover the most memorable highlights from their conversation.
Merrily We Roll Along: A Cinematic Leap for Broadway
Merrily We Roll Along: A Cinematic Leap for Broadway
Maria Friedman’s bold new proshot of Sondheim’s classic musical takes an unexpected approach, blending stage and screen in a way that challenges expectations. Discover what sets this production apart.