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From "No Country for Old Men" to Jamie Lee Curtis' Kay Scarpetta series at Amazon, this agent turns 82 next week and just got a new job.

Rife with opportunities to explore race, class and the problem with the “murdered white woman” syndrome, the show is a hollow bore.

The Hulu adaptation of Alexis Schaitkin’s 2020 novel admirably tries to subvert the trope of dead girl shows, but fumbles the delivery

Interview: Little Richard was a great musician and a true musical icon — but an unreliable narrator, filmmaker Lisa Cortés tells IndieWire.

"Fair Play," "Flora and Son," and "Theater Camp" all landed mega deals, and the market proved healthy, but many films are still available.

Netflix thrillers have been a staple since they hosted their first Alfred Hitchcock serial killer film. We found the best:

In this months installment of ELLEs Look Back At It series, singer and actress Mary J. Blige walks us through some of her most iconic film and TV roles.

Josiah Cross stars with Teyana Taylor in A.V. Rockwell's film, which won the grand jury prize at Sundance in January.

From the return of "Succession" to "Bridgerton" spinoff "Queen Charlotte," here are the shows you'll be obsessing over in 2023.

"He was very, very good at liberating other people, he was not good at liberating himself." Magnolia Pics has revealed an official trailer for a documentary film titled Little Richard: I Am Everything, the latest from acclaimed filmmaker Lisa Cortes; and it's executive produced by fellow filmmaker Dee Rees. The film premiered on opening night