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Albert Wolsky, Two-Time Oscar-Winning Costume Designer, Dies at 95

His decades-long designs set the visual tone for landmark films.

‘Matka King’ Surges With New Star Backing as It Tops Prime Video in India

Spider-Noir Showrunner Says More Live-Action Spider Variants Are in the Works

David Harbour Boards 'John Rambo' as Major Trautman

Ben McKenzie’s Crypto Doc Presses the Case in Congress as Reform Stalls

Kim Novak Rejects Sydney Sweeney Casting for Planned 'Scandalous' Biopic

Peaky Blinders Film Caps Tommy Shelby’s Arc as Creator Clarifies Who’s Missing

Chuck Norris, Martial-Arts Champion and 'Walker, Texas Ranger' Star, Dies at 86

Michael B. Jordan Wins Best Actor for Dual Role in Ryan Coogler’s Sinners

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! Draws Split Reviews With a Post-Genre, 1930s-Chicago Reimagining

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Premieres in Berlin Tonight Ahead of Netflix Debut

Peaky Blinders Film Opens as Bridge to New BBC Series Ahead of March 20 Netflix Launch

Actor Awards: 'Blood & Sinners' Takes Top Ensemble as Michael B. Jordan Wins Best Actor

New Spider-Noir TV Spot Unveils Electro and Cat Hardy Ahead of May Prime Video Launch

Yuen Woo-ping’s Blades of the Guardians Draws Praise for Practical Wuxia Spectacle

Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights Opens to Divisive Reviews and Casting Debate

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Unveils Limited ‘Sinners’ Exhibit at Stage 48 Through March 31

At DGA Awards, Nanjiani Skewers Guild’s Past as Nolan Warns of Job Crunch

MeTV Brings ‘The Wizard of Oz’ Back to Broadcast TV for the First Time Since 1998

Jennifer Garner Says She Bit Stuntman’s Ear in 2007, Reunites for Apple TV+ Fight Scene