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A love triangle tied to a star chef’s return to her hometown. The opener of the 78th Cannes Film Festival blends French classics with a playful narrative

Rotten Tomatoes 74%... "Darker and more emotional than the previous installment" vs "Did not escape the musical stage"

Korean Original Musical that Won 6 Tony Awards Reborn as a Movie

Raisa, a representative singer-songwriter with 36 million followers in Indonesia, and Sung Si-kyung deliver an all-time top-tier global collaboration The cover video of “Endless Love” on YouTube sparked attention, followed by high praise from the original artist Lionel Richie—leading to the first-ever original duet Raisa’s first Korean vocal debut and Sung Si-kyung’s English vocals take shape, signaling a perfect blend of K-ballad and global pop

A flawless live-action adaptation of the hit animated film of the same name, crowned as the summer’s top expected movie aimed at theaters this summer Dwayne Johnson as Maui: ‘An honor to introduce Polynesian culture’…Catherine Laga‘eaea’s passion as Moana sparks buzz The full process of bringing everything to life—from costumes and choreography to the stunning scenery—Thomas Kail, with confidence, says the film opens on July 8

Swift steps out at Madison Square Garden with longtime pals Haim and the Knicks—drawing attention with shirts like “Stevie Knicks” and other spot-on tees Following a surprise appearance related to Pixar’s “Toy Story 5,” she’s also set to become the youngest woman ever inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame

I am drawn to music in film. At times, music reveals a character's private emotions in ways images and dialogue cannot. It can also open a window into a creator’s hidden intent. For me, understanding film music was one way into the film itself. "Chu A-young's Music Box" listens closely to a film’s voice through its music. (P.S. I hope you listen to the music while you read.)

Josh Safdie’s new film depicts the ambition of a young man who barrels forward with table tennis as the steppingstone for a life-changing comeback.

‘Cabaret’〈bracketed〉 won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture (Musical or Comedy) in 1973, the same year it also won the Academy Award for Best Director (Bob Fosse) and Best Actress (Liza Minnelli).