- MoviesTom Beasley
Jennifer Lawrence teams with Adam McKay for Netflix asteroid comedy 'Don't Look Up'
Jennifer Lawrence has set up a number of new projects in recent months, including a collaboration with the filmmaker behind 'The Big Short'.
- MoviesYahoo Movies UK
Stars who lost their Oscars
Some were careless, while others simply weren't all that worried about hanging on to the award.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
The most controversial BAFTA Film Awards moments ever
From J-Law to S-Fry, via a bubble-drenched carpet.
- MoviesBen Arnold
'Hunger Games' prequel is an origin story of the young 'hero' who later becomes President Snow
Writer Suzanne Collins has released a first look at the prequel novel in her Hunger Games series, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.
- MoviesSam Ashurst
The lowest grossing films of Hollywood's biggest A-listers
They can't all be winners.
- MoviesHanna Flint
There's a pattern of faux feminism in blockbusters and it needs to stop
Too many studio franchises are trying to correct its male-dominated history by scoring woke points that don't add up.
- MoviesHanna Flint
Joel Edgerton defends Jennifer Lawrence and controversial 'Red Sparrow' photocall (exclusive)
The Australian actor also called out the media for stirring up the social media backlash after her appearance at the BAFTAs.
- MoviesHanna Flint
Jennifer Lawrence responds to BAFTA backlash over 'rude' remark to Joanna Lumley
The actress laughed off the backlash following her appearance at the 2018 BAFTAs.
- MoviesHanna Flint
BAFTAs 2018 viewers criticise Jennifer Lawrence for 'rude' remark to Joanna Lumley
The Red Sparrow star was rather embarrassed by the BAFTA host's enthusiastic introduction.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Jennifer Lawrence 'disappointed in herself' over Passengers
Jennifer Lawrence has spoken about how she 'disappointed' herself following the critical furore over her movie 'Passengers', which was hauled over the coals for its 'creepy' premise.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Studio boss hints that more Twilight and Hunger Games movies are on the way
It could be a good day for 'Twilight' and 'Hunger Games' fans.
- MoviesBen Bussey
Is 2017 bringing horror back to the mainstream?
With the success of ‘Get Out’ and ‘Split,’ and the likelihood of ‘It’ becoming a box office smash, horror cinema seems to be seeing a resurgence in critical and commercial acceptability. Depending on who you talk to, recent years have been either a treasure trove or a wasteland for horror movies. On a cult level, interest in the genre has arguably never been higher, with innumerable websites and blogs covering all things horror and scores of horror-based film festivals and conventions popping up across the globe.
