Iñárritu's Anti-AI Show Revives Amores Perros Footage

Oscar-winning director Alejandro González Iñárritu unveils Sueño Perro, a film installation at Lacma using 1 million feet of unused Amores Perros footage. He calls it an 'anti-AI exhibition' celebrating tactile cinema.

Veteran Soap Actor Eric Allan Dies at 85

Eric Allan, known for roles in Emmerdale and The Archers, has passed away at age 85 following a distinguished five-decade acting career spanning theatre, film, and television.

Women Seek Role in France's Ancient Male Carnivals

In southern France, ancient carnivals like the Pailhasses festival feature men as badger-men chasing women. As traditions face modernity, women push for active roles, sparking debates on gender and cultural preservation in rural communities.

Why Frankenstein Should Win Best Picture Oscar

Guillermo del Toro's heartfelt adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic novel transforms Frankenstein into a timely tale about generational trauma and toxic masculinity, deserving Oscar recognition despite genre biases.

Deadliest Catch Star Todd Meadows Dies at 25

Todd Meadows, the newest crew member on Deadliest Catch, has died at age 25 in a fishing-related accident while filming on the Bering Sea. Captain Rick Shelford confirmed the tragic loss.

Spielberg, Lucas, Coppola: Hollywood's Last Kings

Paul Fischer's new book explores how Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, and Francis Ford Coppola redefined American cinema, from indie dreams to global dominance in a gripping historical account.

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