A promising but uneven crime drama from 'The Queen's Gambit' creator casts Matthew Goode as a cranky Edinburgh cop ...

“Dept. Q” boasts a seriously strong team behind the camera. It’s helmed by Scott Frank, the writer behind “The Queen’s Gambit ...

Review: The Bearcat – Georgia Rose Phillips (Picador) The Bearcat , the first novel by Georgia Rose Phillips and one of the Guardian's most anticipated books of the year , concerns itself with the ...

Although short in stature, he made a big impression as he rose ... s what Byrne had to say about the DMP sorting in Richmond Barracks: “Séamus Murphy was in our batch and in full uniform ...

Rose Byrne dressed to impress as she showed off her ageless good looks at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival on Saturday. The Bridesmaid actress, 45, looked nothing short of sensational ...

Rose Byrne brought futurism to the red carpet of the 2025 Berlinale International Film Festival on Monday in Berlin at the premiere of “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You.” For the special red ...

Some cast members who could potentially reprise their roles include Rose Byrne, Bryan Brown, Susie Porter and David Field. Jordan added he felt both Heath and Rose were perfectly cast in their ...

Next year’s best actress Oscars race is already off to an early start thanks to Rose Byrne’s sustained existential scream of a performance in writer-director Mary Bronstein’s feverish comedy ...

By Patrick Brzeski Asia Bureau Chief Next year’s best actress Oscars race is already off to an early start thanks to Rose Byrne’s sustained existential scream of a performance in writer ...

The downward spiral of a film, starring Rose Byrne, devastated audiences at its Sundance premiere. Byrne plays Linda, an overwhelmed mother whose daughter suffers from a condition that requires a ...

For Rose Byrne’s falling-apart Linda, and for us. I’m sweating just thinking about it. Bronstein takes otherwise unremarkable domestic moments — driving with a pet hamster in the backseat ...

When Oregon football coach Dan Lanning plopped down at a dais of red roses to face postgame questions in the wake of the Ducks’ 20-point loss at the Rose Bowl, it was too early to ponder the future.