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A rumor has circulated online that the "Oppenheimer" director's brother is a hitman using a codename the same as the movie's protagonist.

I figured out that I'd spent, by then, a grand total of 72 days with my father in all my twelve years.

"The media thinks it's funny when Biden says it, but if [former President Donald] Trump said [it] he'd be accused of rape," comedians the Hodgetwins said.

"I don't know the difference between a garlic and onion and I just had to Google images of onions on my phone," Romy Croquet Mars said in a since-deleted video.

Newsweek spoke to Willem Dafoe and Vasilis Katsoupis about their new movie 'Inside,' which is out in theaters on March 17.

With Will Smith banned from the Oscars, a forced break in tradition has sparked speculation over who his replacement will be on Sunday night.

Christoph Waltz, star of the new Prime Video show "The Consultant," tells Newsweek about some of his past experiences with difficult directors.

The Golden Globe winners often act as a precursor to the Academy Award results, and the 2023 ceremony produced some surprise results.

"Avatar: The Way of Water" hits theaters on December 16, but it's already receiving tons of acclaim from film critics and filmmakers alike.

Richardson, who plays Portia on the popular HBO series, appeared as a guest during Tuesday's episode of "The Jennifer Hudson Show."

The internet is excited about the zany forthcoming movie starring Ray Liotta and directed and produced by Elizabeth Banks.

Director Richard Linklater teamed up with a group called Mothers Against Greg Abbott for the series of ads, which will run until the November 8 election.

One Twitter user mourned the fact that the actor won't appear in the film, writing: "We almost got Bill Skarsgard and Anya Taylor Joy in one movie."

The verbal scuffle reportedly occurred between director Olivia Wilde and actress Florence Pugh in January 2021.

Wilde explained that incels are "disenfranchised, mostly white men who believe they are entitled to sex from women."

The new Korean blockbuster film captures the tension between Western science fiction and Asian fantasy, 'Alienoid' director Choi Dong-hoon told Newsweek.

Filmmaker Spielberg's frequent use of a private jet is causing a reaction online, with many bringing up his stance as a climate-change activist.

Han Jae-rim, the director of the Korean blockbuster film, spoke to Newsweek about his script manifesting in real life during the pandemic.

The actor will direct and co-produce a new feature about the Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani.

"DC League of Super-Pets" director Jared Stern told Newsweek how his experience at an animal shelter inspired the new animated summer film.

The Oscar-nominated director of "The Truman Show" and "Dead Poets Society" left the business in 2010 after receiving a "hard time" from certain Hollywood actors, according to Ethan Hawke.

Hwang Dong-hyuk dished more details on the release of "Squid Game" Season 2 and the director's upcoming new film, "Killing Old People Club".

"This situation should never have happened," said filmmaker Ryan Coogler, as he confirmed reports of his arrest.

James Gunn and "Peacemaker" actress Jennifer Holland look set to tie the knot after announcing their engagement online.

Some Twitter users claimed the remarks by Rochelle Walensky allegedly implied comorbidities were the "primary cause of death" in a new COVID-19 study.

"I'm actually not done speaking," the actor and filmmaker says at the start of the video she filmed during a recent meeting.

A producer from "Freedom's Path" confirmed to Newsweek that Halls had been fired in 2019 after a gun was "unexpectedly discharged" on set.

Chase Palmer talks about casting John Boyega and why he had no doubts about him in the legal thriller "Naked Singularity."

Newsweek spoke to John Cena, Joel Kinnaman and Daniela Melchior about James Gunn's interpretation of "The Suicide Squad." Gunn also discusses his sequel plans.

Steven Spielberg said "He was all kid. All heart. All the time" after Donner's passing at the age of 91 on Monday, July 5.