Fresh off the success of “Mother Mary,” starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Cole, German production company Augenschein is stepping up a level with more Hollywood projects and higher budgets. The company, heading by Jonas Katzenstein and Maximilian Leo, started the year by launching “The Weight,” starring Ethan Hawke and Russell Crowe, onto the festival and […]

In recent years, there’s been an abundance of movies and shows that explore the dramatic rise and fall of certain companies that briefly seemed poised to have a significant impact on their respective industries. Beyond the inherent name recognition of learning how a familiar brand came to be, these stories offer a compelling lesson on just how much can be built on a faulty premise. The collapse of WeWork was rife with irony, as a business dedicated to revolutionizing work fell apart because its leadership didn't have the skills needed to sustain its ambitions. It’s a story that would feel completely ridiculous if it weren’t true, and the underrated Apple TV series WeCrasheddepicts the events that led to the demise of WeWork.

A Princess Diaries 3 update? Shut up!  After all, director Adele Lim shared an exciting glimpse into what fans can expect in the third installment of the Anne Hathaway-led series more than two...

In addition to its A-list cast — including Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt — the 20-year follow-up to David Frankel’s fashion classic is packed with appearances from fashion icons, celebrities, journalists, athletes and influencers.

Christopher Nolan's epic film releases in theaters on July 17.

Anne Hathaway once again proved that she knows all about this stuff. The Devil Wears Prada 2 star created her own runway moment at the 2026 Met Gala, embodying the night's "Fashion Is Art" dress...

The 20th Century sequel reunites original stars Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, Stanley Tucci and Emily Blunt, and is the first female-led property to kick off the summer box office season in modern times.

The screenwriter explains how Meryl Streep (not Disney) was the impetus for the sequel and stands by the way she wrote Adrian Grenier's character in the original: "He's there to remind her that it's a Faust story."