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Béla Tarr, Visionary Hungarian Director of Sátántangó, Dies at 70

The Hungarian auteur’s death was confirmed by his family via MTI after a long illness.

Sean Swayze, Patrick Swayze’s Brother, Dies at 63 as Death Certificate Cites Cirrhosis Complications

Disney Files Second Set-Installation Permit for Rock 'n' Roller Coaster’s Muppets Retheme

Netflix Sets May 8, 2026 Premiere for Remarkably Bright Creatures

GLAAD Unveils 37th Media Awards Nominees Ahead of March 5 Los Angeles Ceremony

Hungarian Filmmaker Béla Tarr Dies at 70 in Budapest

Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas Breaks Out in 'Sentimental Value' Without Chasing the Spotlight

Béla Tarr, Hungarian Auteur of Slow Cinema, Dies at 70

Diane Keaton Honored With Tattoos by Children and Sarah Paulson on 80th Birthday

Hungarian Director Béla Tarr Dies at 70

Con Pederson, Pioneering ‘2001’ Visual Effects Supervisor, Dies at 91

Airspace Restrictions After Reported U.S. Capture of Maduro Keep DiCaprio From Palm Springs Awards

Guillermo del Toro Shares News of Brother’s Death During Palm Springs Honor

Miles Teller Says Grandparents, Wife Shaped His Devoted Husband in A24’s Eternity

Elle Fanning Says She Wants Children, Reflects on Family Lessons From Sentimental Value

Sigourney Weaver Says She Once Wrote a Five-Page Letter to John Lennon

Chevy Chase Marks 43-Year Marriage in CNN Documentary and New PEOPLE Interview

Ashley Judd Reassesses Heat, Calls Film’s Depiction of Women ‘Not OK’

DHS Chief Kristi Noem, White House Aide Stephen Miller Dance to 'Ice Ice Baby' at Mar-a-Lago Party

Disney Debuts 'Through Time' Brand Spot on New Year's Eve Broadcast