Ed Sheeran probably wished he never invited Macklemore on his current U.S. tour. The British superstar's career got upended after the rapper went the Full Mark Ruffalo as his opening act. Free ...

Lee Wilson started reading about Earl Van Dorn, his first thought wasn't that he wanted to play him in a movie. He wondered ...

Jeff Daniels gave The Gipper the ol' college try in this summer's 'The Brink of War.' The Emmy winner captured President Ronald Reagan's savvy and stubbornness, but he neither looked nor sounded like ...

Taylor Sheridan is the biggest name on the small screen. The actor-turned-TV producer is behind some of the most popular shows of the modern era. 'Yellowstone' 'Landman' 'Tulsa King' 'Lioness' '1883' ...

Artists bent the knee early and often in Woke 1. That’s why it’s refreshing to see Sydney Sweeney refuse to apologize for saying the obvious: Sex sells. Others didn’t stand so tall when the woke mob ...

Hoosiers,' David Anspaugh's acclaimed 1986 debut as a film director, is a sacred film to its fan base. Meeting a devotee of ...

Director Kyle Rankin writes movies out of fear, mostly his own. Rankin, who caught our collective attention with “The Battle ...

Late-night comedy is heading for the ash heap of history. Don't take a conservative's word for it. Ask The Hollywood Reporter. The far-Left outlet read the format its Last Rites today. What was left ...

Padraic McKinley’s “The Weight” begins in 1933, in Eugene, Ore., during the Great Depression. We begin with a father named Samuel (Ethan Hawke) driving wildly with his daughter Penny (well played by ...

The Daily Wire+’s latest film is a primal scream against the Hollywood status quo. If filmmakers won't tackle the woke Left, ...