WASHINGTON — Melania Trump announced Friday that she has created her own production company, Muse Films, ahead of the release by Amazon of a documentary on the first lady. “PRESENTING: MUSE FILMS My ...

First lady Melania Trump announced her new production company Muse Films in social media posts on Friday. The posts feature a motion graphic for the production company, accompanied by music. MELANIA ...

The New York Times wants to learn more about how viewing habits are evolving. By John Koblin Brooks Barnes and Nicole Sperling John Koblin, Brooks Barnes and Nicole Sperling cover movies, television ...

LOS ANGELES, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The popular Labubu dolls that have ignited a global frenzy may light up movie screens in the future, the Hollywood Reporter said on Friday. Sony Pictures (6758.T), ...

There’s a telling moment at the end “The Real Housewives of Orange County” episode on Thursday, Nov. 13 that hints at why this 19th season got so mired in who said what to whom, and why. To quote ...

Movie producer Neal Moritz recently flew to New York for his first pitch to the man who controls the screens everyone in Hollywood wants: the chief executive of IMAX. Moritz connected his laptop to a ...

Ballarat-based trainer Thomas Carberry showcased his training expertise Nov. 6 when he saddled up his filly Strictly Business to produce a stellar showing in the VRC Oaks (G1) at Flemington Racecourse ...

This morning (26th October) Dani Dyer posted a picture of her with Vicky Pattison at the Strictly live show, congratulating her friend on her performance. Her caption read, "my beautiful ...

But after years of using a similar logo, Paramount Pictures sent him a letter this week with an offer he can’t refuse, literally, or else face a lawsuit. Trump, at a low point, fires back at the press ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. A new “Jumanji” movie is among 52 film projects that were awarded production incentives for shooting in the Golden ...

When the two met that year, Gates asked Buffett for his favorite business book. The answer pointed him to a decades-old collection of longform reporting, not a how-to manual or a preachy new release.