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Jenny Slate spoke about the wild story of her wardrobe malfunction at last year’s Oscars.

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The recent 4K remaster of The Godfather is available on Amazon for a low, low price.

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The horror franchise's original villains look back on being on set before the movie became so iconic.

Dune director Denis Villeneuve is bringing some of his long time dream improvements to his upcoming film.

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Actor/producer Luis Gerado Mendez and director Luke Greenfield expressed how they wanted Half Brothers to start conversations.

Focus Features has released the first trailer for Luke Greenfield's heartfelt new comedy Half Brothers. The film stars Luis Gerardo Méndez as Renato, a successful Mexican aviation executive who is shocked to discover he has an American half-brother he never knew about -- the free-spirited Asher (Connor Del Rio). The two very different half-siblings are forced on a road trip together to trace the path their ailing father took as an immigrant from Mexico to the U.S. Eduardo Cisneros and Jason Shuman co-wrote and produced the film, which co-stars Juan Pablo Espinosa, José …

Sounds like he's a big David Lynch fan.