There is something perversely admirable about a person who refuses to apologize for talent and looks at the ordinary life laid out before him and recoils as if being asked to settle for a lesser ...

Odessa A’zion loves L.A. — and L.A. loves her back. The Hollywood progeny has turned acting prodigy, appearing in two high-profile hits back-to-back: Rachel Sennott’s HBO series “I Love LA” and Josh ...

Last year, while accepting a Screen Actors Guild award for A Complete Unknown, Timothée Chalamet told the audience, "I want to be one of the greats; I'm inspired by the greats." Many criticized him ...

Her press-on nails in the movie tell a deeper story. By Liana Satenstein In “Marty Supreme,” when the lanky Ping-Pong hustler Marty Mauser (Timothée Chalamet) phones the silk-cloaked actress Kay Stone ...

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It’s more than just a cut scene of old-man Chalamet; Josh Safdie breaks down the historical, thematic, narrative, and musical connections to the Reagan era. “When I would talk to these people who were ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Marty Supreme has another title under his belt. Four-time nominee Timothée Chalamet bagged his first Golden Globe ...

On Wednesday morning, Marty Supreme‘s Odessa A’zion awoke to the news she had received an Actors Award nomination — a turn of events that seemed to actually shock her. “What the hell?” she told ...

"I've always been a big fan of his. I like everything he does," the actress says. "I was delighted to be cast as his mom" Fran Drescher is back on the big screen playing Timothée Chalamet's mom in ...

On the surface, Chloé Zhao and Josh Safdie are not similar filmmakers. But together, in a one-on-one conversation, the directors bond over the importance of achieving a frequency while on set — ...