‘Relic’ Exclusive Clip: Here’s A Glimpse Into The Emotional Core Of Natalie Erika James’ Horror Feature

Erik Barmack, the former Netflix executive who oversaw its game-changing drive into production around the world is teaming with renowned French African artist Nicholle Kobi on “Queens,” a high-concept, stylish animated series about six extraordinary real-life African queens.Set up at Barmack’s L.A.-based Wild Sheep Content, the high-concept “Queens” is an attempt to reclaim for Black people around the world a history and source of inspiration that has been denied them by mainstream media and

Three weeks after testing positive, Kelly is seen back in the emergency room at St.

The inaugural rePRO Film Festival with a spotlight on movies about reproductive healthcare and rights is set to open with Erika Cohn's Belly of the Beast, a documentary about forced sterilizations in California's women's prisons. Cohn's legal probe of illegal healthcare procedures— often targeting women of color— will launch the virtual August 12 to 16 showcase of films about reproductive health care and activism, including access to abortion and sexual education.

Unhinged, has just been released – watch it exclusively below.Crowe stars as a stranger chasing down a young woman, played by Caren Pistorius, in the new film by Derrick Borte and written by Carl Ellsworth.Unhinged is set to be the first major film released in cinemas following the global coronavirus lockdown, with the release date moving from July 10 to July 31 in keeping with the US date.Watch the new clip here: The official synopsis for Unhinged describes the film as “a timely psychological

, it's just one of the hurdles the young adults on the autism spectrum have to consider as they look for love. In this clip, exclusively debuting on ET, Maddi gets quite the answer.«I would cheer,» her mom says, while her dad chimes in just as quickly, «I would have to vet him, make sure he was suitable for you.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for a little diamond-studded catch-up this week, and ET has your exclusive sneak peek.Lisa and Erika pick Eileen up on their way to a party at Kyle Richards' house, and their car ride is the perfect time for Lisa and Erika to fill in their newly brunette (it's for a movie role) friend on the drama going down with Denise Richards. While Eileen and Denise never appeared on RHOBH at the same time, they do seem to know each other from Hollywood circles.

When Natalie Lowe hung up her Strictly dancing shoes in 2017 after competing in seven series, she was set for the next chapter of her life – marrying partner James Knibbs in 2018 and welcoming their son Jack in December last year. But the 39-year-old recently revealed that behind closed doors, her journey to a happy ever after was plagued with heartache.

Will Thorne Staff WriterAdam Goldberg, star of “God Friended Me” and the upcoming Russell Crowe pic “The Georgetown Project,” is developing a series at Quibi which is loosely based on his own experiences with social media, Variety has learned exclusively.The project in question is called “@GeneralStories” (working title) and also hails from Eric Siegel (“The Emoji Movie,” “Men at Work”) and Stampede Ventures.

Focus Features strikes again.The indie film company continued a torrid acquisitions streak, nabbing rights to Paul Schrader’s revenge thriller “The Card Counter,” one of the hottest titles available at this year’s Cannes Film Festival virtual market.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterWith its sun-kissed energy and oasis vibes, it’s appropriate that the Max Barbakow-directed comedy Palm Springs be released during the summer. The time-hopping comedy made its world premiere at Sundance earlier this year and drops on Hulu today.The film written by Andy Siara follows carefree Nyles (Andy Samberg), who meets Sarah (Cristin Milioti’s Sarah) a reluctant maid of honor who is in Palm Springs for a wedding.

IFC Films’ upcoming release, “The Painted Bird,” is a disturbing film. But that is to be expected when you have a black and white feature set during the end of World War I about a young boy that is on his own, trying to do whatever it takes to survive in the face of violence and brutality.

The Sundance Film Festival can be a strange beast. Having caught Natalie Erika James’ directorial debut “Relic” before the festival began, I assumed it would prompt a ton of interest from mini-majors and streamers alike.

Jim Carrey decided to turn the memoir genre on its head.The actor and comedian has been subverting expectations throughout his 30-year career, and for his new book,, he does it once again, crafting a fictionalized version of himself within a fictionalized Hollywood, in order to explore «the fear of erasure and the ego and its addiction to relevance and the ever-growing need society has, for some reason, to live beyond the grave until the end of the program.»«It's basically using fiction to tell

When the filmmakers behind “John Lewis: Good Trouble” were preparing for the release of the new documentary, there is no way they could have guessed how badly the world needed to hear the wisdom of the Civil Rights activist and politician at the center of the film.

NEW YORK -- Bachata singer Prince Royce says he got a wake-up call with a COVID-19 diagnosis and now he wants to try and wake others too. Royce revealed that he is recovering from the virus in an interview with The Associated Press on Thursday.

Teyana Taylor is looking forward to figuring out a pregnancy game plan with her midwife, Erykah Badu.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorAmazon’s Audible signed a multi-project development and first-look deal with James Patterson, and the bestselling author already has several audio-only exclusive projects already in the works.First on Patterson’s slate of Audible Originals is “The Coldest Case: A Black Book Drama,” performed by Aaron Paul (“Breaking Bad,” “Westworld”), Krysten Ritter (“Breaking Bad,” “Jessica Jones”) and Nathalie Emmanuel (“Game of Thrones,” “Maze Runner”).In active development

There are very few filmmakers working today that have earned the same level of acclaim as Hirokazu Kore-eda. The Japanese filmmaker is beloved by film fans for his incredible dramas, including his most recent award-winning feature, “Shoplifters.” Now, audiences are set to see his latest feature, “The Truth,” when it’s released later this week.

Audrey Cleo Yap In the opening scene of documentary “Born to Play,” members of the Boston Renegades are seen, quietly at first, engaged in the pre-game ritual of putting on pads and uniforms.