Top five films
Our pick of what's showing on the big screen this week.
Our pick of what's showing on the big screen this week.
Golden Globe winner wore a Time's Up pin but has since been fighting claims about his treatment of female colleagues.
The film, which stars Scarlett Johansson, is yet to receive a release date.
​Robert De Niro called President Donald Trump "our baby-in-chief" during an awards show tirade on Wednesday, and that is about the only printable insult hurled by Trump's frequent critic.
The fact and fiction of the docudrama prequel to All the President's Men.
Greta Gerwig has expressed regret over working with director Woody Allen, saying that her actions "increased another woman's pain".
Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was attacked while dining at a restaurant in Arizona, where he's been receiving treatment at a rehab centre.
What started as a lighthearted interview between Stephen Colbert and James Franco turned serious on CBS's "The Late Show" on Tuesday night, as the actor denied accusations of misconduct that surfaced this week on social media.
Former Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding nearly cut short a British television interview after host Piers Morgan told her she was playing the victim in a situation in which the real victim was rival Nancy Kerrigan.
Marvel comics legend Stan Lee has been accused of groping and sexually harassing nurses who cared for him in his home.
Michael Douglas has denied that he sexually harassed a woman over 30 years ago as he took a pre-emptive strike against an as-yet-unreported allegation.
Without question, viewers of all ages would be better off watching Bugs Bunny cartoons on DVD.
Steven Spielberg clearly sees stars as stars because they can bend any role to their will. Meryl Streep as Katherine Graham, owner of The Washington Post is inspired.
This contradicts earlier claims that all actors reshot All the Money in the World for free.
When a year feels like a long time, life four decades ago is hard to comprehend, let alone process. That's what makes Swinging Safari, the new star-studded 1970s farce from renegade filmmaker Stephan Elliott, such a head-turner.
A 1929 silent film made by three Sydney sisters has been restored to its former glory.
The actor is back playing a relentless avenger, this time saving his fellow train commuters – and he's still doing all his own fight scenes.
What special qualities of Australian actors help them succeed - especially in Hollywood?
While director Jaume Collet-Serra works hard to keep the audience guessing about which characters can be trusted, the answer only matters if we care about any of them in the first place
Our pick of what's showing on the big screen this week.
Actresses Rose McGowan and Asia Argento claim they were excluded from the event.
Shortly after winning best actor for The Disaster Artist, the star's name was lighting up Twitter.
Joe Wright's impressive film captures Winston Churchill's finest hour and reminds us just how close Britain came to annihilation in World War II.
The 2018 Golden Globes were held this year are against a backdrop of #metoo and the Harvey Weinstein scandal as Oprah Winfrey made an impassioned speech.
Oprah Winfrey issued a powerful call-to-arms on Monday while accepting a lifetime achievement award at the 75th Golden Globes.
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