After previously pausing the self-directed biopic to embark on her successful Celebration tour, Madonna shared that she's ...

In this re-imagining of the Lon Chaney classic, Christopher Abbott plays Blake, a father bitten by a wolf after his family is in an automobile accident. Taking refuge in a cabin, his wife Charlotte ...

In its opening moments, Rosemary's Baby's prequel, Apartment 7A, almost comes off as a remake of a 14-year-old Natalie ...

TELLY historian Lucy Worsley has admitted she would love to play the role of a forgotten Scottish “fake heiress” – who conned high-society a century before New York socialite Anna Devley.

The actress tied the knot with musician Malcolm McRae in Venice over the weekend. The 'Ozark' star spoke to ET about the future of the project. Julia Garner chats with ET's Denny Directo at the ...

The upcoming Paramount+ film just dropped its first trailer today: A synopsis of the prequel, which stars Julia Garner, Dianne Wiest, Jim Sturgess, and Kevin McNally, reads as follows ...

Set in 1965, the new film stars Ozark's Julia Garner as aspiring dancer Terry Gionoffrio, whose dream is smashed after a foot injury. Aided by well-connected couple Minnie (Dianne Wiest ...

It sees Christopher Abbott and Julia Garner play Blake and Charlotte whose marriage is under strain. Blake persuades her to visit his remote childhood home with their daughter Ginger (Matilda ...

Pluckily played by Ozark’s Julia Garner, Terry is no longer a junkie but an aspiring dancer from Nebraska, who visits the apartment block in the hope of meeting Alan Marchand (Jim Sturgess), a ...

The wealthy, devilishly eccentric Minnie and Roman live in the gabled, gothic Bramford building on Central Park West and certainly seem overly attentive to the beautiful young woman who has just ...

Starring Julia Garner and Dianne Wiest, 'Apartment 7A' is the 1965-set prequel to the 1968 cult classic horror movie starring Mia Farrow. Here's where to watch the Natalie Erika James-directed ...

In addition to the message from the animatronic star, the Blumhouse panel audience got sneak peeks at anticipated horror titles 'The Woman in the Yard,' 'Drop' and more.