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Something Is Killing the Children is already a best-selling comic book series. Now it’s getting the novel treatment. Crown Publishing Group, in partnership with Boom! Studios, will publish Hope is a Knife: A Novel, set within the world of Something Is Killing the Children, bringing the book to stores Oct. 10, 2026. Series author and co-creator James Tynion IV is...

A NOTE FROM SCOTT It’s time for one last check-in ahead of the 98th Academy Awards! As my fellow pundits and I agreed this week when Gold Derby convened us for a preview of Sunday’s ceremony, all but one of the “big six” categories remain too close to call with any great degree of confidence. Hamnet’s Jessie Buckley is universally...

When Jim Carrey stepped onstage to accept his lifetime achievement statuette at the César Awards in Paris last week, there was more chatter about his seemingly transformed face than his emotional speech. It appeared to many that he had his upper eyelids done, causing a hollowed-out look, and there seemed to be scars near his ears — a telltale sign...

Hollywood is a town built on relationships, but no professional pairing is quite as intimate as the coupling of star and stylist. From understanding personal taste to being supremely sensitive to a star’s likes and dislikes about their own body, the stylist often must adopt a persona that’s a blend of fashion guru, psychiatrist, best friend and keeper of secrets....

Artificial intelligence, its future and its potential regulation are among the hot-button topics on many people’s minds these days. Now, there is a film that allows you to watch some of the world’s brightest minds take on AI in war games, strategy exercises used in military and other contexts to test and improve tactical options and expertise by putting decision-makers...

The world was a very different place five years ago. The pandemic was killing thousands daily and, with vaccines only just beginning to roll out, normal life and work had largely ceased. Hollywood, meanwhile, was rocked by mandatory production shutdowns, theater closures and postponements of high-profile titles, from No Time to Die to West Side Story, while streamers — Netflix,...

For Something Familiar, her debut feature, Rachel Taparjan picked a topic that is not only very personal to her, but also turned out to be full of trauma. Just read the logline for the documentary: “While helping a woman search for her birth mother, Taparjan is drawn into her own family history, uncovering a dark legacy that has loomed over its women.” The...

Jenna Ortega and Taylor Russell are bringing a 1990s thriller favorite back to life. 3000 Pictures, a division of Sony Pictures, has hired Bodies Bodies Bodies screenwriter Sarah DeLappe to pen the script for Single Female, with Ortega and Russell attached to star. The project is a remake of the 1992 feature Single White Female that adapted author John Lutz’s...

Radio Silence, the filmmaking collective of Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, are finally back for more twisted fun and sadistic games in Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, the original property that took their careers to the next level back in 2019.  When The Hollywood Reporter sat down with the directing duo three weeks out from their sequel’s March...

When 21-year-old Kate Hudson lost the Oscar for Almost Famous in 2001, her stepfather, Kurt Russell, said to her, “Congratulations — you can now go have your career.” It’s a bit of wisdom that the actress, now on her second Oscar nom for Song Sung Blue at age 46, has shared over the years in relation to her own growth...