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With roles in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, as well as the next few Avengers films, it looks like Kathryn Newton has a big future in the MCU. CBC's Eli Glasner sits down to talk with Kathryn Newton, the actor who plays Ant-Man's daughter about laughing with Paul Rudd, trying on her super suit for the first time and sharing scenes with Kang the Conqueror.

Pamela Anderson's story is a familiar one for many, but during the Toronto red carpet premiere of her Netflix documentary Pamela: A Love Story, the actor and former Baywatch star says it was really important for her "to tell my story for me."

CBC Kids News contributor Arjun Ram explains the business of movie sequels and the reasons audiences keep watching.

One of the most epic moments of the nearly-four-hour 65th Grammy Awards was a massive tribute to hip-hop celebrating the music genres 50th anniversary.

Brandon Cronenberg’s Infinity Pool is full of impressive, frightening and often fun performances — and is beautifully shot to boot. But when it comes to the story, it's branded with a uniquely Canadian desperation for implied depth that, at times, can feel more film school than Hollywood.

Canadian director Domee Shi talks to CBC News senior reporter Eli Glasner about the importance of representation and her nomination for best animated feature

Twitter Reacts After Colin Farrell Wins & Praises Ana De Armas at Golden Globes 2023 Colin Farrells admiration for Ana De Armas is getting some attention online! The 46-year-old actor won for Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy…

In nominations to its 29th annual awards, the Screen Actors Guild heaped honours on the casts of the anarchic indie hit Everything Everywhere All at Once and the Irish tragicomedy The Banshees of Inisherin, while throwing some curve balls into the Oscar race.

This year's TV offerings were a mix of very big budgets, long runtimes and a list of whodunits that rattled the internet.

In one of three retellings of Pinocchio out this year, Guillermo del Toro takes viewers on a darker journey, exploring themes of life, death and parenthood. He tells CBC his version was shaped by his late mother’s passion for the story, and how he saw the world as a child.