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Foreign February 26, 2019

Details emerge after 5 people are found dead in Pennsylvania apartment, suggesting possible attempt at murder-suicide

Details surrounding the alleged murders of five Pennsylvania family members at the hands of a mother and daughter duo emerged Tuesday, suggesting the possibility of an attempted murder-suicide.

Foreign December 5, 2018

Foreign filmmaker, actor describe filming in Afghanistan, sleeping with knife under a pillow

The foreign-language Oscar contender from Australia, “Jirga,” has been well received thus far, which comes as vindication for the writer/director and star who had to endure life-threatening situations in order to film in Afghanistan.

Political March 12, 2017

Richard Gere criticizes Israeli settlements

Richard Gere lashed out at Israel over its settlements in territory that Palestinians want for a state.

Classical April 13, 2016

"Mirror, Mirror" star Lilly Collins says new Snow White can take care of herself

Once upon a time, Snow White was a fairy tale about a young beauty saved from evil by a handsome prince. 

Animated April 13, 2016

Critics: Some of Seth MacFarlane's Oscar jokes 'inappropriate,' 'sexist'

It seems the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences paid attention to the notoriously edgy Golden Globes this year, opting for a racy opening as delivered -- with plenty of audience laughs -- by Oscar host Seth MacFarlane on Sunday night.

Arts April 6, 2016

Fast, but not magical sales for J.K. Rowling adult novel

Sales for J.K. Rowling's first adult novel were hardly magical during its first six days. But the publisher isn't complaining.

Foreign April 6, 2016

'Amour', 'The Master' get attention from LA film critics

The French-language drama "Amour" was chosen as the year's best film Sunday by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association. 

Drama April 6, 2016

'Blue is the Warmest Color' actresses say lesbian sex scenes were 'horrible'

The young actresses who star in a critically acclaimed new film say they will never work with the director again, after he forced them to engage in shocking acts of sex and violence.

Foreign April 6, 2016

Chinese tycoon announces plans to build $8 billion Chinese Hollywood at star-studded event

A Chinese billionaire said his company, Dalian Wanda Group, will build a state of the art film studio complex in a bid to dominate China's rapidly growing movie market.

Drama April 6, 2016

'Downton Abbey' will continue to air delayed in the US despite spoilers

PBS' chief executive says she's sticking with airing "Downtown Abbey" after it shows in Britain, spoilers or not.

Foreign April 5, 2016

Unauthorized Anne Frank film project sparks criticism

The Swiss foundation holding the rights to the diary of Anne Frank has leveled harsh criticism against Germany's main public broadcaster and two German production companies after plans were revealed for an unauthorized miniseries about the life of the Jewish girl who famously spent over two years hiding from the Nazis with her family.