Educational Variety reports that Paul Thomas Anderson's "Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall" will hold its world premiere at the New York Film Festival. The film is set to debut on Oct. 1 at Alice Tully Hall, projected on 35mm, with both Anderson and Winter expected to
Educational Deadline reports that Abramorama has picked up North American distribution rights to Miss Representation: Rise Up, a documentary from director Jennifer Siebel Newsom that examines the backlash against women amid AI, social media, and rising misogyny. The film is set to premiere at IFC Center in New York City
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Educational Yardbarker NBA reports that the Minnesota Vikings are keeping both 2024 first-round pick J.J. McCarthy and 25-year-old Max Brosmer in their quarterback room, a decision that leaves McCarthy's path to the starting role less certain than a top draft pick might expect. The
Educational Hypebeast reports that Supreme has partnered with photographer and filmmaker Larry Clark for a fall collection built around his seminal 1971 photobook Tulsa. The collaboration pairs archival images from Clark's raw documentation of teenage life in Oklahoma with new photography, translated across hooded varsity jackets, sequin raglan
Educational Just Jared reports that the Met's planned spring 2027 exhibition centered on John Galliano has been called off, with the designer withdrawing from the project and Vogue indicating that an update on the Met Gala's direction will follow. The cancellation leaves one of fashion'
Educational The Hollywood Reporter has the first look at Love Is the Monster, a dystopian thriller from Costa Rican filmmaker Neto Villalobos Brenes that will world-premiere in Toronto's Centerpiece section. Paulina García stars as a grandmother whose granddaughter is kidnapped for ransom, forcing her into a series
Educational Variety reports that New York-based Italian director Francesco Carrozzini is bringing "Be Brave," an 85-minute documentary about Diesel founder Renzo Rosso, to the Venice Film Festival. The film distinguishes itself through its use of artificial intelligence in service of what Carrozzini describes as emotional storytelling
Educational Deadline reports that Paris-based mk2 films has picked up international sales rights to Carlos Reygadas' long-awaited feature Heil Jupiter! ahead of its world premiere at the New York Film Festival in late September. The project marks the radical filmmaker's first feature since Our Time
Educational Yahoo Sports reports that Caitlin Clark's dominant WNBA season has put her in MVP contention, but that honor carries an unexpected complication. Under the league's new collective bargaining agreement, an MVP win would trigger supermax eligibility for Clark, creating a salary-cap squeeze for the
Educational Yardbarker NBA reports that future Hall of Fame defensive lineman Aaron Donald kept the football world waiting long enough before committing to the Rams, a move that reshuffles the Super Bowl picture before the season even begins. The decision to keep a generational talent on the roster does what
Educational Variety reports that Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" maintained its grip on the South Korean box office through the Aug. 28–30 weekend, pulling $8.7 million from over 1.05 million admissions across 2,071 screens. The KOBIS figures show the film claimed nearly two-