Sundance: Immigrant Love Story 'I Carry You With Me' Lands at Sony Pictures Classics

Seven men and five women will be sent out of courtroom 99 at the New York supreme court on Tuesday carrying the fate of Harvey Weinstein and the #MeToo movement on their shoulders.

If HBO’s “Girls” characterized a certain type of young, disaffected millennial, fumbling cluelessly around a gentrifying Brooklyn, and if “Sex and the City” used Manhattan as a tantalizing playground for a class of well-connected, glamorous and decidedly 90s-bound women, both shows had one thing in common: they were painfully, inevitably white.

Aaron Loeb’s darkly comic one-act play “Ideation” will be turned into a movie, Variety has learned.

Real Housewives of New York star Dorinda Medley is the queen of standing out in a crowd. Us Weekly caught up with the reality star at an event for luxury resale brand Rebag in NYC, where the Manhattan socialite told us about designer bags she has her eye on and the one that forever holds a special place in her heart.

Enrique Iglesias has been partner Anna Kournikova's hero for a very long time.

Can't be tamed! Miley Cyrus has taken over New York Fashion Week.

Winner of both prizes awarded in the Next category of the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, “I Carry You With Me” tells the true story of an undocumented gay couple from Mexico who risk their lives for love, liberty and the American Dream.

There's no place like Los Angeles.

In Marriage Story, Scarlett plays Nicole, an actress who got her start in a risqué teen comedy but now collaborates with her husband, Charlie (Adam Driver), in their experimental theater group in New York. They have a very cute son named Henry, and they kind of still love each other, but that’s not enough to hold a marriage together.

The story of a North Carolina fugitive who kept his criminal past a secret from his beloved wife of 35 years was told on photographer Brandon Stanton's Humans of New York Instagram photoblog and has captured the hearts of scores of readers, including Jennifer Garner.

Tom Paul can finally exhale. At the end of each November, for more than 20 years, the New York-based sound designer turns nocturnal. Forgoing sleep means he’ll have just enough time to complete the sound edit and mix for the multitude of films he was hired to work on that are premiering at the Sundance Film Festival, the most recent edition of which wrapped on Sunday.

Selena Gomez has been speaking out about the border crisis for months, and in a new interview with Dazed, she narrowed in on the "animalistic" treatment of immigrants at the U.S. Mexico border.

Radha Blank's The 40-Year-Old Version, which counts Lena Waithe as a producer, has been picked up by Netflix.A theatrical release for the title is planned ahead of its streaming debut later this year.Blank, a New York-based writer with credits onEmpire and She's Gotta Have It, wrote, directed and stars in the feature about a once-promising playwright that is now a struggling artist at the age of 40.

Nine films are in the running for the coveted best picture prize at the Oscars.

In today’s film news roundup, DreamWorks Animation hires a Sony vet, indie comedy “Kombucha Cure” gets cast, “Siempre, Luis” gets sold and Women In Film names new board members.

Kobe Bryant's influence on sports goes far beyond basketball. 

Japanese star Naomi Watanabe is fronting a quirky new campaign for Kate Spade.