Actress Chloe Sevigny revealed Wednesday that several film directors came close to crossing the line into inappropriate conduct during movie shoots, but admitted at the same time that it can be hard to tell the difference between sexual harassment and everyday Hollywood behavior.
In appearance on Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends” from Cannes, France on the heels of the premiere of his Citizens United documentary “Torchbearer,” “Duck Dynasty” patriarch Phil Robertson discussed the 2016 presidential election, which finds the once-Cruz supporter now
Three-time Academy Award-winning actress Susan Sarandon suggested Tuesday that she may direct pornographic films to help make roles more “pleasurable” for female actresses in the industry.
Actress Susan Sarandon says Donald Trump’s biggest policy plans — including building a wall on the southern border and deporting illegal alien immigrants — are “not that threatening,” because he won’t actually be able to get them done if he is elected president.
A group of men dressed in black ski masks, bulletproof vests, and combat uniforms stormed a French hotel frequented by Hollywood heavyweights and journalists attending the 69th annual Cannes Film Festival, spurring local law enforcement into action and scaring star-studded guests.
Donald Trump fired back at George Clooney on Friday in response to the actors’s prediction this week at the Cannes Film Festival that “there will never be a President Trump.”
British-Indian filmmaker Asif Kapadia blasted Donald Trump’s proposed temporary ban on Muslim travel to America during a film forum Friday at the Cannes Film Festival.
Speaking to reporters at the Cannes Film Festival in France, Hollywood A-lister George Clooney predicted that presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will never be elected President of the United States.
Woody Allen is in Cannes this week with his latest film, Café Society, which will open the Cannes Film Festival on May 11.
The Cannes film festival opens this week with the authorities in the French Riviera resort torn between the need for tight security and wrecking the party of a particularly starry year. France is still officially under a state of emergency
Selfie sticks have been banned from all of the main events at this year’s Emmy Awards — from the pre-show red carpet to the actual ceremony to the after-party Ball.
Say what you will about the upcoming film The Lobster – but you can’t say it’s not original. Colin Farrell stars as David, a man distraught after his wife leaves him for another man. But in the peculiar dystopian society in
The first international teaser trailer for the upcoming lesbian drama Carol was released online this week.
Actress Frances McDormand, best known for her role in 1996’s Fargo, is speaking out about sexism at Cannes.
The Grand Palais theater on the French Riviera was the scene of a brawl Wednesday night as hundreds of eager moviegoers jockeyed to get into the Cannes premiere of Argentine filmmaker Gaspar Noe’s latest project, the 3D arthouse porn film Love.
The 2015 Cannes Film Festival has been named the “Year of the Women” for its focus on women-driven films.
Officials at the Cannes Film Festival denied allegations this week that security had turned women away from red carpet screenings because they were not wearing high heels.
In what is now being referred to as “flatgate,” the Cannes Film Festival has come under fire for allegedly shunning women, even the elderly or those with medical conditions, from red carpet screenings because they opted to wear flat shoes over high heels.
Sony Pictures Classics has acquired the “RatherGate” film Truth for $6 million at the Cannes Film Festival, reports Deadline.
Legendary screen villain Robert Davi just nabbed his next role – the veteran actor is set to play Soviet Communist leader Leonid Brezhnev in a new biopic about the early life and presidency of Ronald Reagan.
Movie stars and film executives arriving in Cannes, France this week for the annual film festival now have added security, especially those arriving by yacht.
“When Cannes rolls out the red carpet May 13, it will also be on red alert,” quips the Hollywood Reporter. Security will be greatly heightened at the legendary film festival, not due to any specific threat, but because of the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris, and what the Reporter confusingly describes as “a subsequent series of several smaller attacks against religious targets.”
