Robert John Burke and Burn Gorman are new additions to Alejandro G. Iñárritu's new Warner Bros movie starring Tom Cruise.

Plenty of Hollywood lotharios keep on grabbing headlines well into old age but, at 88, Warren Beatty leads a quiet life ...

Óscar Casas (“Mi soledad tiene alas”) is the man on the lightning-fast bike in the MotoGP action film “Idols.” The up-and-coming Spanish actor will star in the film for Film Mode ...

Located on Tottenham Court Road, the space will transport audiences to a dystopian future where reality TV, glitter balls and the works of Oscar Wilde are all that remain. The show, created by the ...

Olivia Wilde will direct 'The Invite', a new comedy movie. Penelope Cruz, Seth Rogen, and Edward Norton will star in the film. 'The Invite' is inspired by the Spanish film 'Sentimental'.

Like, say, The Invite, the new film from recent The Studio guest star Olivia Wilde, who’s bringing Rogen in to appear in her film about a double date between married couples that apparently ...

What about the criminally rotted horniness of Nosferatu? Imago Theatre satiates these lusts with an English translation of Oscar Wilde’s Salome, an early play using the biblical story of John ...

In the foreword of his 2006 biography The Secret Life of Oscar Wilde, author Neil McKenna writes ... most famously into a 1945 film starring Angela Lansbury as Sibyl Vane, Dorian’s love ...

That’s all the more remarkable in the light of Oscar Wilde’s personal ruin in the years leading up to his death, aged 46, ostracised from London, self-exiled in Paris. And that reputational recovery ...

NEW YORK — Pores aren’t often visible on Broadway, but extreme close-ups are having a moment. The famously ready Norma Desmond is getting hers over at “Sunset Blvd.,” where live feeds are ...

In The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde’s fantastical 1891 novel—a gothic meditation on the blurry lines that separate art from life, appearances from reality, body from soul—there's a ...

Poets! Whoops. I get distracted. I assume everyone knows Oscar Wilde came here. While more playwright than poet, I’d say “The Ballad of Reading Gaol” alone is enough to get him in the club.