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Sister Midnight, Santosh and All We Imagine as Light are part of a new wave of female-centred Indian films challenging the roles of traditional Bollywood heroines.

Filmmakers are revisiting India's colonial past to bring our forgotten stories and heroes to life for future generations

But recently, he’s begun selling off some of his 18,000-piece collection to make room for another passion: lobster buoys.

The Oscar-winning actor and climate change activist has owned many extravagant properties over the years

Bags, shirts, and dresses printed with slogans—often but not always political—are having a moment

Justin Vernon would rather not be doing any of this. Releasing a new Bon Iver album, promoting it. He absolutely isn’t going to tour it. “I don’t need to do this any more,” he says. “I want to be done with this whole thing. But I am dead serious about these songs.

The Netflix anthology is back, but it’s a little warmer this time around. The Netflix anthology is back, but it’s a little warmer this time around.

It has been 17 years since Sarah Polley last filmed a project as an actor, and it took an unusual idea from her former collaborator Seth Rogen to lure her back. Over the past two decades, the Toronto native has become one of her generation’s most decorated filmmakers.

Genre fiction publisher Inkitt has influential backers and a vision for infinitely customizable A.I.-driven content. What would be left for the human creators? Manjari Sharma hadn’t written much when she decided to start a novel.

In a few weeks, Ted Sarandos will make his acting debut — playing Ted Sarandos. The co-CEO of Netflix is lampooning himself in an episode of the Apple TV+ series “The Studio,” Seth Rogen’s answer to “Entourage” by way of “Curb Your Enthusiasm.