The producer of Roman Polanski’s latest movie, “The Palace”, bemoaned the fact that no one wanted the distribution rights for the film in the United States, Britain and France, saying morality should not weigh on art.

The books of Roald Dahl should not be bowdlerised, U.S. director Wes Anderson said on Friday, as he presented his latest film adaptation of a book by the British author – “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar”.

Dutch fashion designer Ruben Jurrien showed his take on size diversity on the catwalk at Amsterdam Fashion Week on Friday with not only different sized models but adjustable garments that fit all body types.

The warm reception given to Danish film “The Promised Land” at the Venice Film Festival on Friday showed that small-budget, independent films can flourish as a strike brings much of Hollywood to a standstill, its director said.

The viral trend of “Barbie Botox” that has women as young as in their 20s rush for toxin-based procedures to mimic the looks of the movie’s lead actress Margot Robbie may lead to resistance among them and hinder medical use in future, doctors cautioned.

An emotional Luc Besson brought his latest film “Dogman” to the Venice Film Festival.

Chilean director Pablo Larrain, known for his Jackie Kennedy and Princess Diana dramas “Jackie” and “Spencer,” chose General Augusto Pinochet as the subject of his latest film, “El Conde”.

Adam Driver, star of the latest film to hit Venice, “Ferrari”, revealed that he wasn’t allowed to drive any of the eponymous race cars.

“Barbenheimer” – the twin-bill summer box office phenom – sure helped to drive U.S. consumers back to cinemas last month.

After crushing records with her billion-dollar concert tour, pop superstar Taylor Swift is set to light up the big screen.

Just call him nepo kitty.

Trying to do “young stuff” has temporarily landed Kevin Hart in a wheelchair.