Hollywood's Summer Heads South As Films Fizzle

Academy Award nominee Richard Linklater believes that, contrary to how many now feel about modern cinema, movie stars absolutely still exist, and Hit Man star Glen Powell is proof. Speaking recently with Total Film, Linklater declared that Powell, who leads the filmmakers critically acclaimed action comedy Hit Man, is absolutely a movie star" akin to the likes of Warren Beatty, and hopes to work with the actor again.

Oscar-nominated actor Jake Gyllenhall doesn't let his vision problems, which have left him legally blind for all of his life, hold him back in his work. In fact, the Road House star considers it "advantageous." In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Gyllenhall opened up about his vision limitations, and how it affected, and benefited, his career.

The new Hollywood It-guy has yet another film coming to theaters this summer in the form of blockbuster sequel 'Twisters.'

The actress and activist responsible for the Institute on Gender in Media is helping host another year of Arkansas' Bentonville Film Festival this week.

The Apple TV+ series 'Monarch: Legacy of Monsters' sees the father and son play the same character at two alternate points in their life.

Artists from "Fellow Travelers," "Star Trek: Discovery," "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds," "A Gentleman in Moscow," "Frasier," "Colin from Accounts," and "Lawmen: Bass Reeves" convened at The Grove for a series of panels celebrating the process of making our favorite shows.