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A long-suppressed 1971 film from Ken Russell is finally getting wide access after a new 4K restoration. The release has generated strong buzz among cinephiles eager to see a title that's been nearly unwatchable for over five decades.
Peacock's TV adaptation of the 'Friday the 13th' franchise, 'Crystal Lake,' is drawing criticism for failing to capture the horror classic's edge. Reviewers call out the series as a case study in the pitfalls of film-to-TV adaptations.
Sharon Osbourne opens up ahead of the release of 'Back to the Beginning,' the concert film documenting Ozzy Osbourne's historic farewell show. She describes his send-off in heroic terms, calling it a fitting final bow for the Prince of Darkness.
Promoting 'Wildwood' at the BFI London Film Festival, Oscar-nominated actress Carey Mulligan stepped out in a pearlescent silver pleated look straight from Celine's spring 2027 runway. The styling moment underscores the ongoing link between red-carpet film premieres and fashion house marketing.
Michelle Yeoh received the Asian Filmmaker of the Year award at the Busan International Film Festival, appearing in a standout Dior gown. The honor underscores her continued influence across both film and fashion.
Critics are spotlighting Rosalind Eleazar's performance in Misty Green, Chris Rock's film about an actor chasing a Hollywood break. The role is drawing praise as one of the year's most affecting, blending sharp wit with real emotional depth.
HBO has officially ordered a 'Crazy Rich Asians' series, with Constance Wu, Henry Golding and Michelle Yeoh set to reprise their roles from the hit film. The move extends the franchise beyond the big screen into episodic television.
Esme Creed-Miles, daughter of Samantha Morton, discusses stepping into the role of Marianne Dashwood in a new 'Sense and Sensibility' adaptation. She opens up about approaching Austen's iconic heroine without revisiting the 1995 film version.
Oscar Boyson's directorial debut 'Our Hero, Balthazar' stars Sex Education's Asa Butterfield as a violent, maladjusted loner. The film offers an unflinching look at online isolation and its real-world consequences.
Berlin-based ENDYMA archive has produced a documentary film, directed by Philippe Gnannt, exploring its extensive Helmut Lang collection. The film premieres exclusively with Dazed, offering a rare look inside one of fashion's most significant brand archives.
Westbrook Studios is producing a new scripted project titled '215,' chronicling the early career of Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff. The series will dive into their formative years before global fame, blending music and film industry history.
Writer-director Beth de Araújo channels a long-held personal fear into Josephine, an award-winning drama now drawing industry attention. The film marks a notable auteur moment worth tracking for FMC's film and content network.
Olivier Assayas is heading back into supernatural territory with a new project titled Spiritual World, reteaming stars Kristen Stewart and Niels Schneider. The pairing marks another collaboration between the actors and the acclaimed French director.
Westbrook Studios is producing '215,' a scripted series retelling how Will Smith and DJ Jazzy Jeff launched their careers together. The project blends music and film industry storytelling, tracing the Philadelphia roots that shaped their rise.
At the premiere of Luca Guadagnino's AI horror-comedy 'Artificial,' star Andrew Garfield pushed back on an anecdote Sam Altman shared with Vanity Fair about watching him film. The exchange adds an unexpected layer of tension to the film's rollout.
Luca Guadagnino directs 'Artificial,' a dramatized look back at the early days of OpenAI and the dawn of the AI boom. The film is billed as an emotional ride that mixes dark comedy with real dread about where the technology leads.
Martin Scorsese hosted a New York Film Festival screening with Rolex of Gone to Earth, a once nearly lost British film restored by his nonprofit The Film Foundation. The event drew a crowd of dedicated cinephiles celebrating the restoration.
Mikey Madison stepped out for 'The Social Reckoning' premiere in a corseted Vivienne Westwood gown featuring a daring see-through skirt. The look paired high fashion with film promotion, underscoring how red carpet styling continues to drive premiere buzz.
Miu Miu's SS27 collection sent an all-star cast down the runway, including Olivia Colman, Emma Corrin and Noah Jupe, blending studious styling with sportswear flair. The casting choice signals how fashion brands continue to lean on film talent to drive runway buzz.
Quiet Riot introduced new frontman John Torra at his first live show, where he performed the band's classic 'Cum On Feel the Noize.' The young singer's debut drew comparisons to the 2001 film Rock Star, landing his dream gig and delivering on night one.
At Paris Fashion Week, creative director Julian Klausner sent models down the runway styled with fictional film poster motifs and Old Hollywood flourishes. The show leaned into a cinematic fantasy concept, blurring the line between fashion presentation and movie promotion.
Zara has launched a new collaboration, Baisi Guadagnino for Zara, pairing filmmaker Luca Guadagnino with architect and production designer Stefano Baisi. The drop arrives positioned as a key signal of Fall 2026 fashion trends, blending film-world creative direction with retail fashion.
With a sequel to David Fincher's The Social Network on the way, renewed attention is turning to the original 2009 film. The acclaimed drama remains a benchmark for Fincher's career ahead of the follow-up's release.
Actor Alexander Skarsgård headlines the music video for the Rolling Stones' new track 'Mr. Charm,' taken from their latest album Foreign Tongues. The clip pairs star power with the band's rock legacy, blending film and music crossover appeal.
Noah Kahan's 'Draw You Out' will feature on the soundtrack for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, blending heartache and hope in the artist's signature style. The track marks another high-profile film tie-in for the singer-songwriter.
Actress Annabelle Wallis opens up about balancing new motherhood with her latest career moves. She discusses upcoming projects 'Unabomber' and 'Mutiny' as she enters a fresh stage of her acting career.
Vanity Fair is debuting its Screening Room series, featuring film screenings and conversations with talent including Julianne Moore, Matt Damon, Penélope Cruz, Pedro Pascal, Ava DuVernay and Andrew Scott. The initiative brings audiences closer to the films expected to shape the 2026 awards season.
Merrell has struck a major new partnership with the Sundance Film Festival, becoming its official footwear brand starting in 2027. The deal signals a deeper push by the outdoor footwear label into film and entertainment culture, expanding its reach beyond traditional retail.
Dior opened its Spring/Summer 2027 presentation during Paris Fashion Week with a floral-driven collection and a front row stacked with Rihanna, Rosalía and Jennifer Lawrence. The star-studded turnout underscores Dior's continued pull with A-list talent across music and film.
Director Bassam Tariq discusses crafting his new action film starring Mahershala Ali as a Muslim hit man seeking to escape his violent past. The project emerged after Tariq's exit from Marvel's Blade reboot, drawing on personal inspiration for its story.
