Last year, while accepting a Screen Actors Guild award for A Complete Unknown, Timothée Chalamet told the audience, "I want to be one of the greats; I'm inspired by the greats." Many criticized him ...

A wild, Chalamet-esque press run has helped Josh Safdie's table tennis dramedy beat out the previous record-holder in Britain, 'Civil War.' By Lily Ford Is anyone surprised? After a headline-making ...

The Oscar-contending actor and director give the inside story on transforming the star into a table tennis champ and meticulously re-creating 1952 New York with an army of period extras. By David ...

Has Timothée Chalamet lost his damn mind?! That’s been the hot topic of the winter movie season, as the star’s promotional antics for “Marty Supreme” have gotten progressively loonier. Here’s a ...

Archaeologists are making new discoveries during ongoing preservation work at the Alamo Church. Mike Johnson gives update on Jan. 6 plaque Hundreds of tourists stranded on remote island as troops are ...

There is something perversely admirable about a person who refuses to apologize for talent and looks at the ordinary life laid out before him and recoils as if being asked to settle for a lesser ...

Producer and musician Daniel Lopatin spent his early career traversing underground electronic and noise scenes as Oneohtrix Point Never. As the years went on, his career teetered on the mainstream, ...

After setting box office records, Marty Supreme lost the top honor at the 2026 Critics Choice Awards to the Leonardo DiCaprio-led One Battle After Another. While star Teyana Taylor yelled, “Let’s go,” ...

Josh Safdie’s movies, made both alone and with his brother Benny, create a world where a lost midcentury sensibility rubs elbows with the hyperreal. “Marty Supreme” is one of the most pungent ...

Sam Rosenberg’s monthly column CineMusic highlights newly released film scores, soundtracks, and the composers/curators behind them. Despite being set in 1952 New York, Josh Safdie’s Marty Supreme isn ...