Singer-actor Ariana Grande continues to make waves in the entertainment industry following a remarkable year where her much-anticipated movie Wicked (2024), made a significant impact during awards ...

The cut-out animated shorts, initially created for his young daughter, have now been compiled into a feature-length film.

It's incredibly rare for a film to be scrapped so far into production because the creatives in charge felt it wasn't coming ...

Trump administration has now decided to increase the investment criteria and rebrand it as Tump’s ‘golden card’. Individuals or companies will now have to pay $5million instead of the $800k ...

Several nations offer so-called “golden visas,” and some even dole out full citizenship to foreigners via “golden passports.” The price varies, with some visas accessible for only wealthy ...

That's my biggest worry.' IMAGE: A scene from Maya, Give Me a Title. French filmmaker Michel Gondry was late in using a smartphone. By his own admission, the Oscar winner (Best Original Screenplay ...

The director has just presented Maya, Give Me a Title, a project of delirious, surreal, and brilliant animation in collaboration with his daughter from the age of four to ten. Michel Gondry is capable ...

Selected by a children’s jury of young moviegoers, the Crystal Bear for best film went to Maya, Give Me a Title, the latest feature from quirky French filmmaker Michel Gondry (The Science of ...

The 2025 Berlin International Film Festival has announced the winners of its Generation Kplus section, the festival’s sidebar dedicated to children’s cinema, with top honors going to The Botanist by ...

Jing Yi’s debut feature won the grand prize of the international jury in Berlin's children's film sidebar, with Gondry's whimsical animation winning over the children's jury. By Scott Roxborough ...

Also known as “residence by investment,” golden visas are issued to those who buy property, create a company or donate money. Interest in golden visas among Americans spiked late last year after ...

About three-quarters of the way through Michel Gondry’s brief, brimming, inspired and liberating new movie, the narrator pauses a tale involving hammock-stealing squirrels to ask, “Where can ...