TCM to Lead Search for Orson Welles’ Lost Cut of ‘The Magnificent Ambersons’ for Documentary

Orson Welles did not believe his masterpiece Citizen Kane was the greatest film ever made, although for decades it has been regarded as such by cinephiles. The film, which actually premiered 80 years ago Saturday in New York City, has been back in the news lately after losing its perfect Rotten Tomatoes score.

After a stressful IVF journey and spending two-and-a-half years trying to conceive their second child, Jeremy Edwards and his wife Lydia Metz exclusively talk to OK! Magazine about welcoming Theodore Huckleberry Edwards into the world.The couple’s four year old daughter Scarlett now has a baby brother and in a raw interview - only available for OK! VIP members - Jeremy and Lydia open up about the meaning behind their son's unique second name following the "emotional" birth.

Vanessa Bryant has celebrated what would have been her late daughter Gianna “Gigi” Bryant‘s 15th birthday. She shared a touching message to her second eldest daughter, who died in a tragic helicopter crash with her dad Kobe Bryant, and seven others in January 2020. “Dear Gianna, Happy 15th Birthday! I love you!” Vanessa captioned her May 1 post, which featured a throwback pic of the pair hugging each other and flashing big smiles at the camera.

Lydia Bright has taken to Instagram to thank her fans for their support after telling them about her “nose lump.” The gorgeous 30 year old told her 1.2 million Instagram followers about a mysterious lump on her nose, but said she’d since spoken to a doctor. Former TOWIE star Lydia, who recently showed off her gorgeous new hair, popped up on her Instagram stories and said: “I just want to say a massive thank you for all of my DMs about my nose lump.

Marti Noxon and Jessica Rhoades are behind Torchlighter Dinners, a series of gatherings for women in television to talk all things industry – from finding the right agent, creating a diverse writers room to fighting for pay parity.

In our exclusive shoot, Amanza Smith opened up about her struggles since her children's father and former husband, NFL player Ralph Brown, walked out of their lives. Amanza told OK! she's started a search party to find Ralph after he suddenly disappeared in 2019, leaving her children Noah, 11, and nine-year-old Braker heartbroken.

Academy Awards: The Complete Unofficial History,” told The Post. “It’s as if they’re either priceless or worthless.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterOscar Nunez has been cast in “The Lost City of D,” a romantic action adventure that stars Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum.It’s currently unknown who Nunez will play in the Paramount Pictures film, which centers on a romance novelist (Bullock), who gets stuck on a book tour with her cover model (Tatum).

conviction of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd on Tuesday, several late night hosts addressed the news at the start of their shows.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeCBS Sports’ coverage of Super Bowl LV led all nominees for the 42nd Annual Sports Emmy Awards, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced Tuesday.The Super Bowl landed 11 nominations, followed by NFL Network’s “NFL 360,” which picked up nine. ESPN’s stable of networks led the conglomerate charge, with 54 nominations altogether via ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN+, ABC, ESPN Deportes, ESPNews and ESPN.com.

Amongst the highly-awaited movies up for release next year is Lost City of D, starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum.

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You know how fans of Zack Snyder went crazy about all the cuts to “Justice League” that happened before that film was released in 2017, eventually demanding that Warner Bros.

Brad Pitt is set to join Sandra Bullock‘s upcoming romantic action comedy Lost City of D! The role is being described as a cameo and not much info is known at this time.

In the months after the death of George Floyd, the country started to take a hard look in the mirror. We asked: Was this a nation built on white supremacy? Do we police African-Americans differently? Were we excluding people from opportunities based on the color of their skin? Protestors hit the streets, athletes boycotted games, and we demanded accountability from our politicians.

In the months after the death of George Floyd, the country started to take a hard look in the mirror. We asked: Was this a nation built on white supremacy? Do we police African-Americans differently? Were we excluding people from opportunities based on the color of their skin? Protestors hit the streets, athletes boycotted games, and we demanded accountability from our politicians.