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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorBillie Eilish will celebrate the release of her forthcoming album in style with a tribute concert to her hometown — “Happier Than Ever: a Love Letter to Los Angeles” — filmed at the Hollywood Bowl and accompanied by the L.A. Philharmonic, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel.

Whether or not the fans think “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” is the greatest Quentin Tarantino film of his career, the director himself seems to think the feature is his magnum opus. How can we be sure of this? Well, over the course of the various podcasts and interviews he’s given, it’s clear the filmmaker thinks ‘Once Upon’ will be the film that leaves the biggest mark, and though the feature was released in 2019, he still has plenty more story to tell in that universe.

The Book Of Boba Fett will be directed by Robert Rodriguez who you might remember has directed a lot of family-friendly movies such as Spy Kids and We Can Be Heroes. However, Rodriguez has never forgotten his roots in gritty genre territory.

EXCLUSIVE:  Spanish actress Alicia Sanz has signed with Range Media Partners for talent management.

To say that the COVID pandemic threw a wrench in the plans of filmmakers all around Hollywood is a vast understatement. Film productions were halted, schedules were postponed, and release dates were more like release suggestions as studios still try to figure out how to distribute a movie in a profitable way.

EXCLUSIVE: Robert Rodriguez’s Ben Affleck thriller Hypnotic is gearing back up to start production in September, with Alice Braga (Queen Of The South) joining the cast.

For most people in the US, you probably know Eiza Gonzalez from her breakout role in “Baby Driver.” From there, she’s landed roles in films such as “Bloodshot,” “Alita: Battle Angel,” “I Care A Lot,” and the upcoming “Godzilla vs. Kong.” But really, according to the actress, even after a teen idol-type career in Mexico, it is only because her mom took the initiative and landed her a “Star Wars” audition that Gonzalez is where she is now.

For the most part, remakes, reboots, and revivals still get a bad rep from film fans. Why remake a classic when you can just watch the classic? Well, sometimes, we get something special like Leigh Whannel’s take on “The Invisible Man,” and our faith in remakes grows just a little bit.

Travis Scott has continued to tease his fourth album ‘Utopia’, ahead of its anticipated release later this year.The rapper, who seemingly revealed the album title last summer, opened up in a new interview with pioneering film director Robert Rodriguez for i-D Magazine.“I never tell people this, and I’m probably going to keep it a secret still, but I’m working with some new people and I’m just trying to expand the sound,” Scott said about his new album.“I’ve been making beats again, rapping on my

UTA has inked Sin City and Dark Angel actress, entrepreneur, and best-selling author Jessica Alba.

Desperado.The actress recalled feeling caught off guard when shooting her breakout film role as Carolina in Robert Rodriguez’s 1995 film, as the scene was not mentioned in the script.Hayek told the Armchair Expert podcast that she agreed to do the scene with Antonio Banderas on a closed set as Rodriguez was her “bro” and producer Elizabeth Avellán was her “best friend” at the time.“So, when we were going to start shooting, I started to sob,” Hayek explained, also adding that she kept saying to

For Salma Hayek, conquering her fear of snakes was the difference between having a roof over her head and not. Appearing on E! News "Daily Pop" show on Monday, Hayek, 54, opened about almost losing her role in the 1996 film "From Dusk Till Dawn" due to her fear of snakes.

Spy Kids creator Robert Rodriguez is partnering with Skydance Media and Spyglass Media Group to relaunch the family movie franchise. Skydance Media optioned the rights to reboot the Spy Kids property with IP owner Spyglass Media Group and Rodriguez, who will write and direct the next movie in the franchise.

One of the biggest family-friendly franchises of the 2000s is poised for a comeback.

Following news that Robert Rodriguez‘s latest kid-friendly superhero film “We Can Be Heroes” is receiving a sequel at Netflix, Deadline has revealed that the filmmaker is developing a reboot of his popular kid-friendly “Spy Kids” franchise with Skydance Media and Spyglass Media.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterSkydance Media has optioned the rights to “Spy Kids” and plans to reimagine the franchise about a family of super-secret agents.Robert Rodriguez, who created the original series, has returned for the upcoming reboot, which he will write and direct.Spyglass Media, which owns the “Spy Kids” franchise, is also on board.

EXCLUSIVE: Skydance Media is looking to relaunch a classic family franchise as sources Deadline it has optioned the rights to reimagine the successful Spy Kids franchise alongside Spyglass Media Group and creator Robert Rodriguez. Rodriguez will return to write and direct the next film which will revolve around the activities of a multicultural family.

horror Dusk Till Dawn is getting an animated reboot, according to Robert Rodriguez.The director, who worked with Quentin Tarantino on the cult B-movie, revealed the news in a new interview with SFX Magazine.He said the origins of the show came from From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series, a live-action show that aired from 2014-2016.He told SFX: “I had a television network…and I needed to create programming, so Quentin and I still control the rights to it.

Angelique Jackson Prolific producer Stephanie Allain has inked a first-look film producing deal with Endeavor Content.One of Hollywood’s most prolific African American producers, Allain’s filmography includes producing “Dear White People” (the film and series for Netflix), “Hustle & Flow,” Robert Rodriguez’s “El Mariachi & Desperado” and John Singleton’s “Poetic Justice,” “Higher Learning” and the late filmmaker’s directorial debut “Boyz ‘N the Hood.”“Stephanie’s fierce advocacy for diverse

Oh, Netflix. How you vex me so! Instead of just giving us viewership numbers that are easy to understand and have no sort of skew, you continue to post tweets on social media touting massive viewership numbers on recent projects without any sort of proof or specificity.

, is a hit—like, a huge hit. executive-produced the series, and she has in development with the streaming platform.

Netflix had a whole lot to offer during the holiday season and one of them was a fun and adorable superhero flick titled We Can Be Heroes. Revolving around a bunch children with superpowers, comical violence, and aliens zapping superheroes, the film was opened to mixed reviews.

Janet W. Lee Netflix is developing a sequel to Robert Rodriguez’s newly released superhero pic “We Can Be Heroes.”The movie, which draws from the young heroes in the director’s “Spy Kids” franchise and “The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl,” follows the children of Earth’s superheroes, whose parents have been kidnapped by alien invaders.

Netflix has ordered a sequel for We Can Be Heroes, the adventure offshoot movie from The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl franchise.

Netflix has unwrapped some viewing data for its most-watched titles across the festive period – highlighting numbers for Shonda Rhimes’ Bridgerton and Robert Rodriguez’s children’s feature film We Can Be Heroes.

revealed that its other Christmas release, George Clooney’s sci-fi film “The Midnight Sky,” is projected to be watched by over 72 million households in its first 28 days and is on track to be one of the streamer’s most popular films ever.Also Read: See Pedro Pascal in Robert Rodriguez's 'We Can Be Heroes,' Set in 'Sharkboy and Lavagirl' Universe (Photos)Netflix also said “The Midnight Sky” did well in theaters and was its largest release of the year, playing in more than 800 locations in 16

Robert Rodriguez is a filmmaker that is constantly surprising fans. He’ll go and make a $200+ million blockbuster like “Alita: Battle Angel” and then follow it up with a kid-friendly superhero film like the recently-released “We Can Be Heroes.” Other times, he’ll show up as a director on “The Mandalorian” and then be named a producer on a future ‘Star Wars’ series.

As one of Hollywood’s more restless pop myth-makers, Robert Rodriguez seems determined to continue cranking out sequels to his most beloved movies, regardless of whether or not the public asked for them.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticRobert Rodriguez famously made his first feature, “El Mariachi” (1993), for $7,000, and in the years since he’s made a point, rather charmingly, of staying in touch with that DIY side of himself.

Most parents think it's a big deal to take their kids to Disney World or Universal Studios for some family bonding. Sorry, but Robert Rodriguez has you all beat.

least two years before it returns for Season 3. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t more Baby Yoda — sorry, we can’t really accept “Grogu” — content to tide you over in the interim.Well, sorta.

For fans of The Mandalorian, Christmas came early as director and The Book of Boba Fett executive producer Robert Rodriguez joined the Child (a.k.a. Grogu)for a holiday jam session.

Disney+ show.The filmmaker, 52, shared the groovy Grogu video to Twitter Friday as he strums on a guitar — much to Baby Yoda’s delight — while sitting in the Tython Temple’s “seeing stone.”“Here’s a Christmas present to all those who asked me what it’s like to hang out with Baby Yoda on the set of #TheMandalorian #TheTragedy,” he wrote.But, of course, Twitter is already having a field day, remixing Baby Yoda’s head-bopping dance moves to other popular songs, including Britney Spears’ “Work

Baby Yoda likes to bop his head to the music.

Following the blow-up-the-Internet finale of “The Mandalorian” on Friday, creator, writer, director, and showrunner Jon Favreau, did the beginning of his victory lap on Good Morning America. And he answered some of the questions many had about the finale (which we’ll try not to spoil here and won’t mention, you know who).

2020 has been one interesting year for Robert Rodriguez. It’s almost impossible to nail down which version of Rodriguez we’re going to see with any project, but so far this year, he’s released an episode of “The Mandalorian,” marking his directorial debut in the “Star Wars” universe, he’s on the verge of releasing a kid-friendly superhero epic, “We Can Be Heroes,” and now, he’s developing a brand-new, contemporary take on “Zorro” for network TV.