Celebrity Life
Sparks Speaks: Edgar Wright and Mael Brothers on Brilliant New Sparks Doc
The band and director on 'The Sparks Brothers,' a deep-dive portrait of the duo's 50-year musical career that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival
How Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton Have Learned to Collaborate Over 40 Years
The creative duo say that their marriage and the family they’ve raised are all part of the artistic journey they’ve gone on together
‘Summer of Soul’ Is the Perfect Movie to Kick Off Sundance 2021
Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson's documentary on the 1969 "Black Woodstock" concerts opens the festival with an incredible, vital act of restoration — and reclamation
A Conversation With Frank Oz: ‘In & Of Itself,’ His Greatest Film Moments, Baby Yoda, and More
From his acclaimed collaboration with Derek DelGaudio to 'Little Shop of Horrors,' 'Dirty Rotten Scoundrels,' and his thoughts on the Disney-era Muppets, the director and puppeteer reflects on his singular career
The Wanderlust of Chloe Zhao
The director of 'Nomadland' and Marvel's upcoming 'Eternals' has traveled a long road to Hollywood, from her youth in Beijing and London to journeys deep inside the American heartland
David Fincher: The Rolling Stone Interview
The boundary-pushing filmmaker behind 'Mank' reflects on his career, his journey into Hollywood's past and the industry's uncertain future
‘It’s About a Certain Kind of Blackness’: Steve McQueen on the Making of ‘Small Axe’
The director discusses his five-film opus tracing the experience of West Indian immigrants and their families in late-Sixties through early-Eighties London
How a New Doc Reclaims the Bee Gees’ Legacy
Director and producer of How Can You Mend A Broken Heart discuss tackling the Australian trio's saga and introducing their music to a whole new generation
Xmas or Bust: The Untold Story of ‘National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation’
From freak snowstorms to the comedic cyclone that is Chevy Chase, the cast and creators reveal the secrets behind this beloved holiday-movies classic
‘Punk Saved Him’: Julien Temple on His Shane MacGowan Doc ‘Crock of Gold’
The filmmaker explains why he originally didn't want to make a picture about the former Pogues frontman — and why he came around to it
The Last Word: Werner Herzog on the Beauty of ‘Winnie the Pooh’ and His Trump ‘Fascination’
The legendary director also delves into the death of literacy, the importance of failure, and what meteorites can teach us
‘Gimme Shelter’ at 50: How The Rolling Stones Got Conquered By America
Rob Sheffield on how Mick, Keef, and the gang gave the world the ultimate rock & roll horror movie
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