Paul Dano Defended By ‘The Batman’ Sequel Writer & ‘There Will Be Blood’ Star After Quentin Tarantino’s Savage “Weak Sauce” Attack

Paul Dano Defended By ‘The Batman’ Sequel Writer & ‘There Will Be Blood’ Star After Quentin Tarantino’s Savage “Weak Sauce” Attack

[ad_1] Quentin Tarantino‘s drive-by attack on Paul Dano has sparked a spirited defense of the There Will Be Blood actor. Tarantino appeared on The Bret Easton Ellis podcast earlier this week and selected his top 20 movies of the 21st century. Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood was in the ranking, but Tarantino had…

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CapitaLand Ascott Trust, Sheng Siong Group to replace Olam Group, Yangzijiang Financial on STI reserve list

CapitaLand Ascott Trust, Sheng Siong Group to replace Olam Group, Yangzijiang Financial on STI reserve list

[ad_1] [SINGAPORE] Hospitality player CapitaLand Ascott Trust and supermarket chain operator Sheng Siong Group will be joining the Straits Times Index’s (STI) reserve list, following the December quarterly review. They will take the place of two companies that will be exiting: food and agricultural giant Olam Group and investment management company Yangzijiang Financial, which were…

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Vincent Lindon & Tahar Rahim Revealed In Fred Cavayé’s ‘Les Miserables’ As Studiocanal Unveils First Look

Vincent Lindon & Tahar Rahim Revealed In Fred Cavayé’s ‘Les Miserables’ As Studiocanal Unveils First Look

[ad_1] EXCLUSIVE: Vincent Lindon and Tahar Rahim will hit the big screen later this year in Fred Cavayé’s action-skewed adaptation of Les Misérables and Deadline can reveal the first look. Lindon stars as Jean Valjean, the hero of Victor Hugo’s 1862 classic novel who transforms from hardened ex-convict and parole breaker to benevolent industrialist. Rahim (Madame Web, Monsieur…

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Australian Drama Production Spend Leaps 43% To Record $1.8B But Fears Over Domestic Business Remain

Australian Drama Production Spend Leaps 43% To Record .8B But Fears Over Domestic Business Remain

[ad_1] Crikey, mate! Australian drama production spend reached a A$2.7B ($1.8B) in 2024/25 as high-budget features, streaming shows and international titles sent records crashing. However, underlying fears about the shape of market continue to fester. The annual Screen Australia Drama Report showed a 43% increase in spend on the previous year, which acts as an…

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STI slips 0.4% amid fears of US economy slowdown

STI slips 0.4% amid fears of US economy slowdown

[ad_1] Across the broader market, decliners edge out gainers 259 to 256 after nearly 1.6 billion securities worth S$1.3 billion change hands [SINGAPORE] The city-state’s benchmark index closed lower on Thursday (Dec 4) as investors turned cautious after the US recorded an unexpected fall in private employment in November that signalled its economy might be…

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Breaking Baz: ‘The Morning Show’s Billy Crudup & ‘Andor’s Denise Gough Reveal Why Their London Stage Version Of ‘High Noon’ Still Resonates

Breaking Baz: ‘The Morning Show’s Billy Crudup & ‘Andor’s Denise Gough Reveal Why Their London Stage Version Of ‘High Noon’ Still Resonates

[ad_1] EXCLUSIVE: The clock is ticking as Billy Crudup (The Morning Show) and Denise Gough (Andor) run a scene from Oscar-winning writer Eric Roth’s stage adaptation of High Noon, director Fred Zinnemann’s classic movie Western released at the height of McCarthyism and the Red Scare.  Mood boards adorn the walls of the rehearsal hall in Clerkenwell,…

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Ali Cook’s ‘The Pearl Comb’ Sets Festivals Ablaze, Positioning Live Action Short As 2026’s Dark Horse

Ali Cook’s ‘The Pearl Comb’ Sets Festivals Ablaze, Positioning Live Action Short As 2026’s Dark Horse

[ad_1] Ali Cook’s The Pearl Comb arrives at a moment when genre filmmaking feels increasingly bloated, reminding audiences that horror, intelligent horror, still has the capacity to be intimate, layered, and unexpectedly humane. As the British short film continues its remarkable festival run with 60 awards and counting, what stands out most is not its…

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Simon Pegg Film ‘Angels In The Asylum’ In Talks With Rescue Investor, But “Unlikely” To Fully Repay $5M Owed To Creditors

Simon Pegg Film ‘Angels In The Asylum’ In Talks With Rescue Investor, But “Unlikely” To Fully Repay M Owed To Creditors

[ad_1] EXCLUSIVE: Angels in the Asylum, the British indie film starring Simon Pegg and Katherine Waterston, is hoping to secure financing from a rescue investor after shuttering mid-shoot — but it’s not all promising news for those owed money by the production. As revealed by Deadline earlier this year, Angels in the Asylum was mounted without its…

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