ABC has pulled Jimmy Kimmel off the air indefinitely following backlash over remarks about Charlie Kirk. Here's what the decision reveals about growing censorship threats in late night TV.

Season 4 of Apple TV+’s ‘The Morning Show’ brings back Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon with new additions like Marion Cotillard and Aaron Pierre. Despite its crowded subplots, the drama still delivers engaging performances and relevant themes.

The 77th Primetime Emmys averaged 7.42 million viewers, up 8% from last year — the best showing since 2021 and the first back-to-back gains in over a decade. Apple TV+, HBO Max, and Netflix led the winners in a strong night for television.

Robert Redford, the legendary actor, director, and Sundance founder, has died at 89. We remember his remarkable legacy through photos, films, and impact on independent cinema.

From John Oliver’s expletive-filled roast of Nate Bargatze to Hannah Einbinder’s “Fuck ICE” mic drop, here’s everything the CBS broadcast censored during the 2025 Emmy Awards — uncensored and in context.

Stephen Colbert opened the 2025 Emmy Awards with a sharp nod to the end of The Late Show, asking the crowd if anyone’s hiring. The host also slipped his resumé to Harrison Ford onstage in one of the night’s most memorable bits.

The 77th Emmy Awards are underway in Los Angeles. Hosted by Nate Bargatze, the 2025 ceremony honors the best in television, with winners including Severance, The Studio, and Adolescence. The Cinema Group updates the full list of Emmy winners live across drama, comedy, and limited series categories.

The 50th Toronto International Film Festival wrapped with major wins for ‘Hamnet,’ ‘Frankenstein,’ ‘To The Victory!,’ and more. From People’s Choice to Platform and Short Cuts honors, TIFF 2025 spotlighted global cinema’s most daring voices. Explore the full list of winners, runners-up, and critical jury picks.

From bold newcomers like The Pitt and Adolescence to Emmy juggernauts like The Bear and Severance, the 2025 Emmys could upend tradition. The Cinema Group breaks down who’s likely to win, which shows might surprise, and what this unpredictable year means for the future of television.

The Creative Coalition’s 11th Annual Humanitarian Awards honored Jason Isaacs, Judith Light, Natasha Rothwell, and more for their advocacy in mental health, arts education, and social justice.

A satisfyingly wicked domestic thriller. Robin Wright is perfectly passive-aggressive as a mother who won’t let go, while Olivia Cooke delivers a career-best performance as a maybe-maybe-not con artist. The dual-perspective format is clever, and the show embraces its own soapy excess. Think Big Little Lies meets The Talented Mr. Ripley—with better coats.

Margot Robbie bared all in London while Dakota Johnson turned heads in New York. Their daring sheer outfits redefined red carpet fashion and paid tribute to late designer Giorgio Armani.

Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried star in Lionsgate's 'The Housemaid,' a psychological thriller based on Freida McFadden's novel. Here's everything we know, from cast and plot to the December 2025 release.

Sean Astin has been elected SAG-AFTRA president, winning nearly 80% of the vote. He and Michelle Hurd will lead the union into its 2026 contract negotiations amid industry-wide change.

Paramount Skydance is reportedly exploring a bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. Backed by Larry Ellison, the move could reshape Hollywood and spark DOJ scrutiny.

NewFest 2025 brings bold LGBTQ+ cinema to NYC with Richard Linklater's 'Blue Moon,' Kristen Stewart's debut, and 130+ films from 29 countries. Sydney Sweeney's 'Christy' closes the festival.

Guillermo del Toro reimagines 'Frankenstein' as a grand gothic opera starring Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi, and Mia Goth. With stunning visuals and heartbreaking emotion, it’s a haunting new classic.

Dwayne Johnson gives his most vulnerable performance yet in The Smashing Machine, Benny Safdie’s gritty solo debut about MMA legend Mark Kerr. Emily Blunt stuns as his chaotic partner in a film that blends bruising realism with emotional weight. A TIFF standout that trades knockouts for truth. This isn’t Rocky—it’s Raging Bull with opiates.

Black Bear releases the first trailer for Christy, a boxing biopic starring Sydney Sweeney as Hall of Famer Christy Martin. Directed by David Michôd, the TIFF premiere has already sparked Oscar buzz. In theaters Nov. 7.

Lily James stars in ‘Swiped,’ Hulu’s dramatized look at Whitney Wolfe Herd’s journey from Tinder to Bumble. Despite its style and solid performances, the film stumbles in its attempt to turn a startup saga into a meaningful empowerment story.

Elizabeth Olsen stars alongside Miles Teller and Callum Turner in A24’s Eternity, a TIFF-premiered afterlife rom-com exploring love, memory, and legacy. Read The Cinema Group's full review of the original film directed by David Freyne.

Daniel Craig returns as detective Benoit Blanc in Wake Up Dead Man, the third Knives Out film from Rian Johnson. Featuring Josh O’Connor, Glenn Close, and Josh Brolin, the trailer teases an impossible church-set murder and a mystery soaked in myth, secrets, and suspense.

June Squibb stars in Eleanor the Great, Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut — a tender, gently comedic story of reinvention, intergenerational friendship, and the unexpected ways we find meaning in grief, community, and personal growth late in life.

Sydney Sweeney powers through in a performance that’s both physically fierce and emotionally grounded. While Christy occasionally follows familiar genre beats, her presence keeps it compelling from start to finish.

A hypnotic descent into upper-class warfare, ‘Hedda’ blends high style with psychological intensity. DaCosta crafts a visually lush atmosphere reminiscent of Kubrick’s precision and grandeur, while Tessa Thompson commands every frame with precise, seductive control. It is a fever dream of beauty and manipulation, sharp, stylish and quietly unsettling.

Jude Law and Jason Bateman deliver powerhouse performances in Black Rabbit, Netflix’s gripping NY noir about two estranged brothers entangled in secrets, ambition, and the gritty underworld of downtown nightlife. A stylish and emotional crime thriller exploring the cost of loyalty, legacy, and self-destruction.