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Actor Daniel Day-Lewis is a trending search topic in Germany. The three-time Oscar winner, long regarded as one of cinema's most celebrated performers, came out of retirement for the film 'Anemone', directed by his son Ronan Day-Lewis, which has put his name back in headlines and driven public interest in his career and rare public appearances.
- 2Critics pan Tom Cruise's new film 'Digger'▼'Digger' review: Tom Cruise swings big and misses in Alejandro G. Iñárritu's latest
Reviews are out for 'Digger', the new film from director Alejandro G. Iñárritu starring Tom Cruise, and the early verdict is harsh. Critics, including Mashable, say Cruise 'swings big and misses', describing the performance as ambitious but ultimately unconvincing. As a high-profile collaboration between an Oscar-winning director and one of Hollywood's biggest stars, the film was widely expected to be an awards contender, making the negative reception notable.
- 3Iñárritu Reveals Tom Cruise Film 'Digger' Had Working Title 'Blah, Blah, Blah'▼Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ Was Originally Titled ‘Blah, Blah, Blah,’ Iñárritu Reveals
Director Alejandro G. Iñárritu has revealed that his upcoming film 'Digger', starring Tom Cruise, was originally titled 'Blah, Blah, Blah' before receiving its final name. The revelation about the unusual working title has drawn attention ahead of the project's release, offering a glimpse into the creative process behind the high-profile collaboration between the filmmaker and Cruise.
- 4Sand Springs Community Theatre stages Oscar Wilde comedy this October▼Sand Springs Community Theatre stages “The Importance of Being Earnest” Oct. 8-11
Sand Springs Community Theatre in Oklahoma is presenting Oscar Wilde's classic comedy "The Importance of Being Earnest" from October 8 to 11. Local news outlet KTUL reported the run of performances, giving the community theatre production wider regional visibility. The announcement invites area audiences to catch the beloved Victorian farce during its four-day staging.
- 5Luxembourg picks drama Child as its Oscars submission▼Their son's urgent need for an organ transplant propels a separated couple into a physically and morally dangerous situa
Luxembourg has selected the film Child as its submission for the 2027 Academy Awards. The drama follows a separated couple pushed into physical and moral danger by their son's urgent need for an organ transplant. Early reviews highlight the film's tense moral dilemmas and emotional weight as it gains attention on the international awards circuit.
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Attention is on the goalkeeper position of the Mexican national team ahead of the Mexico vs Peru match, as Rafael Márquez begins his spell in charge without a confirmed starter in goal. Reports highlight surprises in the lineup and Márquez's warning that no player, including the goalkeepers, has a guaranteed place, sparking debate over who will start between the posts.
- 7David Arrow and Amber Paul discuss Oscar-qualifying short The Drive▼“I thought it was a great opportunity to make a film that was just unique" - David Arrow and Amber Paul on Oscar-qualify
Filmmakers David Arrow and Amber Paul have given an interview about their short film The Drive, which has earned Oscar qualification. Arrow says the project felt like "a great opportunity to make a film that was just unique." The conversation, published by Eye For Film, covers their creative approach and the significance of qualifying for the Academy Awards short film category.
- 8'Project Hail Mary' Wins SFFILM Sloan Science in Cinema Prize▼‘Project Hail Mary’ Rocketing Into Awards Season as SFFILM Gives Oscar Contender Sloan Science in Cinema Prize
The film adaptation of Andy Weir's novel 'Project Hail Mary' has received the Sloan Science in Cinema Prize from SFFILM, positioning it as an early contender in the upcoming awards season. The honor recognizes films that portray science and technology convincingly, adding momentum to the movie's Oscar campaign as industry buzz around it builds.
- 9Oscar Heyman Releases Holiday Book Called a Living Archive▼Oscar Heyman’s Holiday Book Is ‘A Living Archive’
Jeweler Oscar Heyman has released a holiday book that is being described as a living archive, documenting the heritage house's craftsmanship and design history. The publication draws on the firm's longstanding tradition of fine jewelry making and offers a record of its work for collectors and enthusiasts, according to coverage from National Jeweler.
- 10Oscar Wilde's wit from An Ideal Husband finds new readers●-You prefer to be natural? -Sometimes. But it is such a very difficult pose to keep up. Wilde ~ An Ideal Husband https:/
A line from Oscar Wilde's 1895 comedy An Ideal Husband is being shared widely: "You prefer to be natural? Sometimes. But it is such a very difficult pose to keep up." Readers are quoting it as an example of Wilde's enduring wit, pairing the exchange with literary photography and links to a performance of the play.
- 11Jennifer Lawrence to Star in Zach Cregger's Sci-Fi Thriller 'The Flood'▼Jennifer Lawrence to Star in Zach Cregger’s Sci-Fi Thriller ‘The Flood’
Jennifer Lawrence has been cast in 'The Flood', a sci-fi thriller to be directed by Zach Cregger, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The project pairs the Oscar-winning actress with the filmmaker behind recent horror hits, and details of the plot remain under wraps. It marks Cregger's next move following his breakout success and adds another high-profile role for Lawrence.
- 12Moonlight creators mark 10 years since film's debut●From Liberty City to the Oscars: 'Moonlight' creators reflect on 10 years since movie debut
Ten years after its debut, the creators of Oscar-winning film Moonlight are reflecting on the movie's journey from Liberty City, Miami, to the Academy Awards. The milestone has prompted retrospectives on how the coming-of-age story became a landmark in American cinema and launched the careers of those behind it.
- 13Emmy and Oscar Nominee Thomas Causey Dead at 76●Understanding emmy and Oscar Nominee Who Worked on Iconic Movies Dead at 76: Family Confirms Death of Thomas Causey http
Thomas Causey, an Emmy and Oscar-nominated film professional who worked on iconic movies, has died at the age of 76, according to his family. The announcement has prompted tributes reflecting on his contributions to cinema and television over a career that spanned decades and touched some of the industry's most memorable films.
- 14Seven F1 drivers take a group trip together▼George, Oscar, Lando, Alex, Ollie, Carlos, and Gabi all on a boys trip together 🥹 # F1 # Formula1 # MalaysianGP
A group of Formula 1 drivers - George Russell, Oscar Piastri, Lando Norris, Alex Albon, Ollie Bearman, Carlos Sainz and Gabriel Bortoleto - have been spotted together on a group holiday ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix. Fans are delighted by the rare sight of seven rivals from different teams spending time off together, sharing the moment widely with affectionate reactions.
- 15Oscar-winning war film airs on Film4 tonight●Oscar-winning war film with near perfect rating on Film4 tonight https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.manc hestereveningne
Manchester Evening News reports that Film4 is broadcasting an Oscar-winning war film tonight that holds a near-perfect rating from viewers. The piece highlights the film's critical acclaim and availability on free-to-air television, encouraging audiences to tune in. It is part of the outlet's regular coverage of standout films screening on UK television each evening.
- 16Christopher Hampton to head Tallinn Black Nights jury●Oscar-winning screenwriter Sir Christopher Hampton to head Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival jury https://www. eyeforfi
Oscar-winning British screenwriter Sir Christopher Hampton will preside over the jury at the 30th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival in Estonia. Hampton, known for films such as Dangerous Liaisons and Atonement, will lead the panel judging the festival's main competition. The announcement comes as the festival prepares to mark its 30th edition, drawing attention from international film circles.
- 17Tom Cruise's 'Digger' With Iñárritu Draws Early Praise▼‘Digger’ Review: Tom Cruise Explodes In Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s Surprising And Urgent Disaster Movie Satire
Reviews have emerged for 'Digger', the new disaster movie satire from director Alejandro G. Iñárritu starring Tom Cruise. Critics, including Deadline's reviewer, describe the film as surprising and urgent, praising Cruise's explosive performance in what marks a striking tonal shift for both star and director.
- 18Jennifer Lawrence Joins Zach Cregger's Sci-Fi Film●Jennifer Lawrence Has Joined Zach Cregger's Mysterious Sci-Fi Movie https://gizmodo.com/jennifer-lawrence-has-joined-zac
Jennifer Lawrence has been cast in Zach Cregger's upcoming science fiction film, details of which remain largely under wraps. The Oscar-winning actress joins the project following Cregger's breakout success in horror, and entertainment outlets are reporting the news as fans speculate about the plot and her role.
- 19Saint Laurent Draws Post Malone, Rosé and Rami Malek to Paris Show●Post Malone, Rosé, and Rami Malek Among Saint Laurent's Celebrity Guests for Paris Fashion Week
Saint Laurent's Paris Fashion Week show attracted a high-profile front row, with Post Malone, Rosé of BLACKPINK, and Oscar winner Rami Malek among the celebrity guests. The brand's blend of musicians and film stars underlined its pull across entertainment, and fashion watchers were quick to note the star power at the French house's presentation during the spring-summer season.
- 20Tom Cruise plays loudmouth oil tycoon in Iñárritu's new eco-satire Digger●Digger review – Tom Cruise’s loudmouth oil tycoon goes hard in Alejandro G Iñárritu’s eco-satire
Reviews are in for Digger, the new film from Alejandro G Iñárritu, with The Guardian praising Tom Cruise's turn as a brash oil tycoon in what it calls an eco-satire. The collaboration marks a striking new role for Cruise under the Oscar-winning director, and early critical reaction is drawing attention to the film's environmental themes and Cruise's emphatic performance.
- 21F1 drivers go karting together ahead of Malaysian Grand Prix●Autosport (@autosport): George, Carlos, Alex, Ollie, Gabi and Oscar all went karting in Malaysia before the Grand Prix w
Formula 1 drivers George Russell, Carlos Sainz, Alex Albon, Oliver Bearman, Gabi Bortoleto and Oscar Piastri went karting together in Malaysia ahead of the Grand Prix weekend. The lighthearted group outing, shared by Autosport, is drawing attention from fans who enjoy seeing the grid unwind together before competition begins, with images circulating across social platforms.
- 22Oscar Health stock draws investor attention●Oscar Health, Inc. (OSCR) stock price, news, quote and history
Oscar Health, Inc., the US health insurance company trading under the ticker OSCR, is seeing renewed attention on its share price, quote and trading history on financial data platforms. Investors are checking the stock's recent performance and company news, though no specific development or earnings announcement has been confirmed as the trigger.
- 23Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Panned as 'Surreal Misfire' by Critics●‘Digger’ Review: Tom Cruise and Alejandro González Iñárritu Almost Hit Rock Bottom in Surreal Misfire About Our Collective Self-Delusion
The first reviews of Alejandro González Iñárritu's new film 'Digger', starring Tom Cruise, are in, and IndieWire's critic is not impressed, calling the surreal story about collective self-delusion a near 'rock bottom' misfire for the director and star. The verdict is drawing attention as it marks the first big-screen pairing of the Oscar-winning filmmaker and Cruise, whose early critical reception is being closely watched.
- 24Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Begins International Rollout Ahead of US Release●Digger begins international cinema rollout ahead of October 2 North American release Warner Bros. says Alejandro G. Iñár
Alejandro G. Iñárritu's new film 'Digger', starring Tom Cruise and released by Warner Bros., opens in international cinemas on September 30, with the North American release following on October 2. The staggered rollout marks the first theatrical outing for the high-profile collaboration between the director and star.
- 25Jennifer Lawrence Says She Wants to Host SNL Again●Jennifer Lawrence Makes Plea to Host ‘SNL’ Again Over a Decade After Last Appearance: A Practical Look https:// justpast
Jennifer Lawrence has publicly expressed interest in hosting Saturday Night Live again, more than ten years after her most recent stint as host. The Oscar-winning actor last fronted the NBC comedy show in the early 2010s. There is no confirmation yet from SNL or NBC that another hosting appearance is planned, and fans are weighing whether the network will take her up on it.
- 26Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Called His Riskiest Project Yet●With ‘Digger,’ Tom Cruise Takes On His Riskiest Business Yet # MovieNews # Movies # Academymuseum # AlejandroGonzalezIna
Tom Cruise is taking on a new film called 'Digger,' directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, and The Hollywood Reporter is calling it the riskiest business of the star's career. The project, tied to the Academy Museum, marks a notable departure for Cruise, who is best known for blockbuster action franchises. The pairing of the superstar actor with the Oscar-winning director of 'The Revenant' has drawn attention from film fans.
- 27Documentary about Gaddafi-era Libyan diplomat heads toward Oscars●RaiNews: "Mio padre e Gheddafi', il documentario sulla strada degli Oscar Jihan K ricorda il padre a malapena. Mansur Ra
RaiNews is covering 'My Father and Gaddafi', a documentary by Jihan K that is on the road to the Oscars. It recalls her father Mansur Rashid Kikhia, Libya's foreign minister and UN ambassador, who was kidnapped, killed and kept frozen. People are discussing the film's account of a little-known episode from the Gaddafi era and its awards prospects.