Golden Globes suffers catastrophic drop in TV ratings
Early Nielsen figures suggest 60% drop in viewers as coronavirus forces starry awards event into limp virtual format
‘Sexism stands at the door’: 11 female film-makers written out of mainstream Hollywood history
Maya Angelou and Jean Seberg were just some of the women who faced everything from racism and sexism to transphobia, yet produced some of cinema’s most defining pictures
Golden Globes 2021: who will win and who should win the film awards?
Will Nomadland or Promising Young Woman scoop best drama? And will Viola Davis best Vanessa Kirby to best actress? Peter Bradshaw offers his predictions and preferences
Paramount to launch streaming service for new and old films
From 4 March, Paramount Plus will carry new titles, including Mission: Impossible 7 and Top Gun: Maverick, shortly after release
Pandemic epics or great escapes? What classic movies might tell us about post-Covid Hollywood
Should we expect hordes of allegorical aliens and zombies – or a soothing succession of romcoms and musicals? Cinema history offers some clues
Robbie Williams biopic to be directed by Greatest Showman’s Michael Gracey
Filming of ‘superhero narrative’ of one of the UK’s most successful pop stars slated to begin in the summer
Golden Globes organisers criticised over payments and membership
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association is accused of ‘ethical lapses’ and failing to maintain sufficient diversity according to an investigation by the LA Times
Rocks romps home at British independent film awards
Teen drama wins big as His House takes awards for actress and director while Anthony Hopkins is honoured for The Father
Furred time’s a charm? How Paddington can escape the curse of the threequel
With a third marmalade-packed outing on the cards, the onus is on Paddington to succeed where Neo, Batman and Shrek failed
‘I can count the senior women on both hands’: VFX’s gender problem
It’s a booming industry encompassing tech and art, and where training is readily available. So why aren’t more women working in visual effects?
‘My father and I disagree on the purpose of cinema’: Anders and Nicolas Winding Refn on film-making
The two Danish directors have known the joy of success and the pain of failure in their respective careers. Just don’t expect them to see eye to eye on anything else
Alberto Grimaldi obituary
Italian film producer whose credits included Last Tango in Paris and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Lad: A Yorkshire Story – the slow-burn film setting Amazon alight
Ten years after it was made, a small-budget coming-of-age tale is finally finding a big audience online
Trump resigns from Screen Actors Guild before they can expel him
Home Alone 2 star cites his contribution to ‘cable news’ in letter to Screen Actors Guild with disciplinary hearing imminent
Seeing double: why Hollywood keeps telling the same story twice
From two incarnations of Churchill to uncannily similar terrorist attacks on the White House, the film industry can’t resist repeating itself