‘Spring Blossom’ Trailer: Suzanne Lindon’s Acclaimed Coming-Of-Age Film Hits US Theaters This Month

The three big movie chains in the United States have updated their policies on masks.

Lady Gaga has announced plans to re-release her second studio album Born This Way to celebrate its 10th anniversary. 

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorThe American Film Institute has announced the slate for its hybrid 2021 edition from June 22-27. Titles include the centerpiece screening of Morgan Neville’s “Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain,” while Garrett Bradley’s “Naomi Osaka” will open the festival and “Cusp” is the closing night selection.Held in Silver Spring, MD and on docs.afi.com, the lineup features 77 films from 23 countries, including four world premieres.

Lil Nas X has called his upcoming debut album Montero "a coming of age story" that is "100% me."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s dates during the summer of 2016 were far from ordinary. The Duke of Sussex appeared on Dax Shepard’s "Armchair Expert" podcast on Thursday where he described how he and the former American actress had to go shopping "incognito." "The first time that Meghan and I met up for her to come and stay with me, we met up in a supermarket in London pretending that we didn’t know each other," the 36-year-old recalled.

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, ET is showcasing some of the best, most entertaining and truly groundbreaking Korean dramas that you can screen right now.This moody crime saga follows the eponymous Vincenzo (Song Joong-ki), who was adopted by an Italian family at the age of eight and grew up in Italy, eventually becoming a consigliere for a mafia family. He is forced to flee to Seoul after the head of the family is killed and the new Don puts a hit out on Vincenzo.

The Tony Award-winning Dear Evan Hansen will return to Broadway’s Music Box Theatre on December 11, five years after its original opening and 21 months after it, along with all other Broadway productions, shut down due to the Covid pandemic.

Even though it would appear that states around the US are opening up in time for the summer and movie theaters seem to be on the rebound after a year of awfulness, studios are still selling off some big titles to streaming companies instead of risking it at the box office. Recently, we saw Paramount+ announce the release of Mark Wahlberg’s “Infinite,” and now, we’re seeing Sony make a deal with Amazon to distribute the highly-anticipated “Cinderella” musical remake.

Girl In Red made her US TV debut last night (May 3), appearing on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.The Norwegian indie-pop star – whose real name is Marie Ulven – performed her track ‘Serotonin’, which appears on her debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’, remotely on the show.Ulven’s performance began with the musician by herself, singing to a camera from an industrial, quarry-like location, before moving inside to a blue-lit space where she was joined by her band.Watch Girl In Red’s

, which Cygielman says is a “sort of tongue-in-cheek,” a 32-page nostalgic look back, geared towards adults.

“Movie theaters: they employ over 150,000 Americans. They are the unsung heroes who help bring movie magic to the big screen,” Matthew McConaughey says.