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Cuts will fall on its studio and television business, ESPN, certain corporate functions and more, a source says ...

A killer itch and a trapped group of strangers make for a tense, if uneven, horror that balances grisly shocks with sketchy character drama ...

Music from Charli xcx can't save David Lowery's dour chamber piece, despite some flashes of dazzling style ...

Actor Timothée Chalamet was credited by RBO's chief exec with inadvertently boosting ticket sales through his high-profile critique of the art forms ...

An animator records the shaggy dog stories of his Indigenous brother in a loopy, hallucinatory animation ...

The 1990s series set her career alight; then came 30 Rock, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and countless theatre triumphs. She discusses Tina Fey, Stephen Sondheim and why it would take a broken leg to keep her off stage ...

Gerald Fox's documentary on early film-makers' fascination with dreams and human consciousness is a fascinating, if rather scholarly endeavour ...

Rena Effendi attempts to find the species named after her wayward, womanising father - and a connection to the man she never knew - in this moving documentary ...

Merger will 'prioritise the interests of a small group of powerful stakeholders over the broader public good', letter states ...

The director, who cast Chalamet in 2017's Call Me By Your Name, spoke out in the actor's defence ahead of the premiere of his staging of opera The Death of Klinghoffer ...