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A silent comedy filmed in New Hampshire in 1919 was discovered in a Japanese antique shop and will be screened in early November at its original filming location.

Lindsay Lohan will star alongside Henry Golding in Netflix romantic film Return to You, reuniting her with Mean Girls director Mark Waters in a lead role.

CAPE’s 35th anniversary gala on October 3 will honor filmmaker Kitao Sakurai, Netflix executive Jinny Howe, and the women of The Pitt, among others.

French director Olivier Assayas is set to direct “Spiritual World,” reuniting him with Kristen Stewart alongside Riley Keough, Wagner Moura, and Vicky Krieps for the supernatural thriller.

Chuck Lorre accepted a founder’s award from Project Angel Food and discussed his memoir, the entertainment industry merger, and his Big Bang Theory spin-off.

Bob Chapek claims Bob Iger orchestrated his 2022 ouster as Disney CEO and says the company has attempted to erase his legacy in a forthcoming memoir.

Richard Linklater provided an update on his musical adaptation of Stephen Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along, revealing the film will shoot in nine sections over 20 years with the fourth section beginning in a few months.

Paramount+ released a trailer for Tulsa King season four, showing Sylvester Stallone’s character determined to reclaim his crime empire after significant losses.

Julianne Moore will receive the Icon Award at the SCAD Savannah Film Festival, where Jesse Eisenberg’s musical comedy ‘The Dead Donkey’ serves as the centerpiece selection.

Dance Moms rivals Abby Lee Miller and Cathy Nesbitt reunite for a new shortform series on ShortVydz, judging a dance competition in October.

James Rosenfield, former president of CBS Television Network and executive vice president of CBS Broadcast Group, has died at 97.

Alan Cumming, reprising his role as Nightcrawler in ‘Avengers: Doomsday,’ told SiriusXM he doesn’t fully understand the film’s plot and primarily acted against stunt doubles.