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The verdict: Is the third time a demonic charm for The Conjuring 3?
The third instalment in the popular horror franchise gets a devilish twist.
'I froze': Margot Robbie's awkward audition with Leo
Margot Robbie shot to fame after an unscripted brain snap saw her score the role.
Spy: Meet Vin — the Kiwi Vin Diesel
A star role in the new Fast & Furious movie sees him speeding into Hollywood's fast lane.
Pushed off our screens: Is streaming killing classic films?
Times: Can older films survive in a system engineered to endlessly flog the new?
The surprising evolution of Cruella De Vil
New York Times: She became an unhinged puppy kidnapper. So why don't we hate her?
'I loved her marks, scars, faults and flaws': Kate Winslet reflects on Mare of Easttown
New York Times: Kate Winslet is back on the sides of buses. Without airbrushing.
Rebel Wilson stuns in plunging swimsuit
Rebel Wilson has been living it up this week, and fans are loving her designer outfits.
Marvel's new superheroes mirror our times
Just one out of 23 Marvel films has been directed by a woman. But things are changing.
Movie review: Is A Quiet Place Part II worth shouting about?
The sequel to the surprise horror hit is just as tense, but is it as good?
For Emma Stone, being bad feels awfully good
New York Times: Why the Oscar winner is drawn to playing an antiheroine.
Kiwi actor looks back at his kiss with Britney Spears
"But no one mentioned I actually had to make out with Britney," Martin Henderson said.
Stubbed out: Cruella latest character hit with smoking ban
"Cruella is inarguably the most famous Disney character who loves cigarettes."
'I love Prince William': Dame Emma Thompson's fan-girl moment
The actress praised how "absolutely fantastic" the royal was at her investiture ceremony.
Girl experimented on by Nazis used Auschwitz tattoo to find long-lost mum
"I remember the pain, and [Josef Mengele's] cold gaze and his highly polished boots."
School of Rock star's tragic death at 32
Kevin Clark was killed this morning in Chicago as he was riding his bike home.
Screening guide: Emma Stone's Cruella and the One with the Friends Reunion
Where and when to watch the show and movie everyone will be talking about this week.
Astronauts on set: Space Station may host wave of TV shows and films
New York Times: From reality TV to medical drama - productions could be heading to space.
John Cena's bizarre apology to China after controversial comment
Cena sparked political fire before making an apology that 'looks like a hostage video'.
John Krasinski and the tense wait for A Quiet Place Part II
New York Times: A year after it was set for release, the sequel is finally in theatres.
Rebel Wilson is ready to date again after shock split
The Aussie star reveals what's a "respectable amount of time" to wait after a breakup.
Kiwi actress dazzles in trailer for highly anticipated new movie
Last Night in Soho is set to further catapult Thomasin McKenzie to stardom.
Taika Waititi spotted locking lips with another A-list actress
The couple were spotted getting cosy with one of the stars of Thor: Love and Thunder.
Chalamet picked for Willy Wonka role
The film will focus on adventures prior to opening the chocolate factory.
Welcome to the Space Jam, again
New York Times: This is a story about the old Space Jam website — from 1996 to infinity.
'Destructive': Movie star's trauma after growing up in 'cult'
She's a well-loved and admired actor but her life is overshadowed by a damaging childhood.
Kevin Spacey set to return to screens after sex abuse allegations
The disgraced Hollywood star is lined up for an Italian film alongside Vanessa Redgrave.
Local Focus: Confluence bringing together people and documentaries
Couple provide valuable role at Confluence. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Cher to co-produce her own biopic
As she celebrates turning 75, the superstar reveals a film about her life is in the works.
'There's nothing like going to the cinema' - Sam Neill
Sam Neill likes lying low back home in Earnscleugh, but he is coaxed out occasionally ...
Glenn Close 'traumatised' after spending childhood in a cult
The Oscar-nominated star spoke on Prince Harry and Oprah's new mental health docuseries.
How John Krasinski 'put his marriage on the line' making A Quiet Place 2
Krasinski revealed he put wife Emily Blunt through terrifying stunt sequences.
Shrek at 20: How a chaotic project became a beloved hit
New York Times: The lack of a traditional prince wasn't the only hurdle for Shrek.
From poverty to Disney royalty: The man behind The Lion King's music
South Africa's Lebo M. went from poverty and exile to winning a Grammy for The Lion King.