Paramount looking to reboot 'Transformers' franchise: Report

We've been keeping up with Kathy Wakile all summer long as she struts her stuff in a series of show-stopping vacation-ready looks and proves that she can stun even when she goes completely makeup free. And though we've gotten a few updates on Kathy's daughter Victoria as she gets ready to walk down the aisle (her engagement ring is beautiful, by the way), we haven't seen much of her son Joseph since the days when he was cracking us up on The Real Housewives of New Jersey. That is — until now. 

Director Matt Reeves shared the first glimpse of Robert Pattinson in The Batman on Thursday, February 13, but it was Ben Affleck whose name started trending afterward on Twitter, as fans compared the two versions of the Caped Crusader.

Politicians, celebrities and one Miss Universe, Zozibini Tunzi flocked to Cape Town for the State Of The Nation Address 2020 yesterday. Despite all the drama and shenanigans that went on in the chamber, we were there for the red carpet looks. And these ladies had no intention on disappointing us.

Matt Reeves revealed the first look at Robert Pattinson as Batman in his upcoming film “The Batman” on Thursday. Set to an ominous score, Pattinson steps into a dark frame saturated in red, as his sleek and angular Batman suit slowly comes into focus.

The morning after the Academy Awards, Taika Waititi — the winner of the adapted screenplay Oscar for “Jojo Rabbit” — is drinking a Pedialyte. But however hungover the filmmaker might be, it does not stop him from hamming it up for a photo shoot. He writhes on a hotel room couch, folds himself into an armoire and holds out his Oscar with a look of mock terror on his face, as if he’s warding off a vampire with a cross.

The morning after the Academy Awards, Taika Waititi — the winner of the adapted screenplay Oscar for “Jojo Rabbit” — is drinking a Pedialyte. But however hungover the filmmaker might be, it does not stop him from hamming it up for a photo shoot. He writhes on a hotel room couch, folds himself into an armoire and holds out his Oscar with a look of mock terror on his face, as if he’s warding off a vampire with a cross.

Matching koala kuddles! Robert Irwin is following in the footsteps of his wildlife conservationist father, the late Steve Irwin. The 16-year-old son of Steve and Terri Irwin works with his family at the Australia Zoo, taking care of animals and helping to educate others about Australian wildlife. 

By Anthony D'Alessandro

“Look at me,” Taika Waititi exclaimed during an early afternoon interview at the Toronto Film Festival last fall, “it’s like asking you to play Adolf Hitler.”

has a jam-packed schedule ahead of her as she focuses on her ongoing projects like The White Tiger with Rajkummar Rao, Robert Rodriguez's We Can Be Heroes and Russo Brothers' thriller series Citadel opposite Richard Madden. Not only that, but the actress is also teaming up with her husband Nick Jonas for a Wedding Sangeet series while also writing a memoir titled Unfinished. With so many passion projects, there really is nothing stopping our desi girl from conquering the world!

We are super excited for the 92nd Oscar Awards and it is just days away. Let’s take a walk down memory line and look at some of our favourite looks from 2018 and 2019. These looks made it into fashion red carpet history. We just can’t wait to see what celebrities put together for this glamourous event, can you?

The Oscars are just a few days away, which means it's officially time to reflect on all the and channel your inner movie critic to decide who you'd chose to win if you were an Academy member. For your consideration, just spoke with tree actress about how being a mother inspired her performance in Jojo Rabbit.

The 72nd EE British Academy Film Awards are happening tonight, and all eyes are on the BAFTA red carpet as we speak.

Taika Waititi owes a lot of this awards season to his mother, Robin Cohen. She’s the one who first told him that he should think about adapting Christine Leunens’ novel “Caging Skies” for the big screen.

At the Jan. 3 AFI Awards, Mel Brooks interrupted his speech about the American Film Institute’s women directors program to praise Taika Waititi for Searchlight’s “Jojo Rabbit.” However, he joked, the filmmaker “did not ask my permission to use Hitler!”

By Matt Grobar