El-P shares soundtrack for Tom Hardy movie ‘Capone’

Since flying in from Australia, where he was recording The Voice, Boy George has spent lockdown living alone at a rented flat in London’s Soho while his own home is being refurbished. Nine years ago, OK! was invited to his characterful Gothic abode in the capital.

Tom Hardy carries a box of groceries to his car after doing some shopping last week in London, England.

Dead to Me star Linda Cardellini has opened up about working with Tom Hardy on new film Capone, admitting that she was "terrified" when the script called for her to slap her co-star.

In this new post-COVID-19 world, we start to measure the “success” of a film differently when it’s released on VOD versus theatrical. We saw that Universal is already doing that when the studio discusses “Trolls World Tour.” And now, Vertical Entertainment, who partnered with Redbox Entertainment for the film’s distribution, is touting some pretty impressive numbers for its indie drama, “Capone,” which stars Tom Hardy and is directed by Josh Trank.

By Dave McNary

It’s the coronavirus’ reckoning for Batman fans.

Oh my VOD! What started out as a trial experiment, with studios dropping major movies directly onto streaming services to soothe our lockdown boredom and (ideally) make a buck, has turned into an avalanche.

By Anthony D'Alessandro

There’s still no crying in baseball.

Tom Hardy wears a brace on his knee as he leaves a veterinarian’s office on Wednesday (May 20) in London, England.

The coronavirus pandemic has scuttled another major movie release — and proved a boon for AppleTV+.

The star of "Capone" and "Venom" is making a career out of playing men who are so bad at articulating their feelings that it's not clear they have any. He needs to rejoin the human race.

The Dickens adaptation will follow on from Knight's gritty take on 'Christmas Carol'

Tom Hardy really dodged a bullet with this one. The actor’s new biopic “Capone” skipped its theatrical release due to the coronavirus pandemic and, as a result, few people seem to know it exists. Lucky for Hardy, because he makes the worst Al Capone ever.

Peaky Blinders fans will be delighted to know the creator of the gangster series is working on a brand new show.

A difficult chapter. Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron took a look back on their time filming Mad Max: Fury Road where the pair famously butted heads on set.