All of Diane Keaton’s looks that explain why she was a fashion icon for over 50 years
The actress was one of those celebrities who didn’t follow trends: she created them
A true crime, an empathetic kidnapper and Al Pacino: How ‘Dog Day Afternoon’ made history
Fifty years after its premiere, it is still remembered as a brave, intelligent and emotional film, one of the pearls of New Hollywood and a highlight in the career of one of the big screen’s biggest stars
Martin Scorsese, Al Pacino, John Malkovich, Oscar Isaac, and Gal Gadot hunt for the original manuscript of the ‘Divine Comedy’
Julian Schnabel finally premieres ‘In the Hand of Dante’ at the Venice Film Festival, his eventful tribute to the Italian poet, which unforeseen events delayed for decades
Gaza massacre rocks the most star-studded Venice Film Festival in living memory
A movement of directors and actors is demanding that the festival, which opens its 82nd edition Wednesday, issue a clearer condemnation of Israel
Heat: The inspirational masterpiece that earned zero Oscar nominations
Michael Mann’s film, which brought De Niro and Pacino together 30 years ago, continues to be a benchmark for directors and a step-by-step manual for criminals
Funny, violent, menacing, paranoid, unsettling: Eight films that highlight the talent of Gene Hackman
From ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ in 1967 to ‘The Royal Tenenbaums’ in 2001, a review of some of the most notable performances by the Hollywood great, who died on February 27 aged 95
Al Pacino, memoirs of a survivor from the Bronx
In his book, ‘Sonny Boy’, the actor known for his roles in ‘The Godfather’ and ‘Scarface’ takes an emotional trip back to a place and a time full of hardship and joy that deeply marked his personality
Kermit the Frog, ‘Eric’ and other stories from the mean streets of 1980s New York
A documentary on Jim Henson by Ron Howard and the Netflix miniseries starring Benedict Cumberbatch coincide in their portrait of an era as decadent as it was creative
Francis Ford Coppola waits for a distribution offer he can’t refuse for ‘Megalopolis’
The filmmaker will debut his new futuristic drama in Cannes, a project he funded it by selling part of his wineries
‘Gruesome, misogynistic, racist and nihilistic’: ‘Scarface,’ the film that took 40 years to become a classic
Four decades have passed since Brian de Palma’s classic was released, surrounded by controversy and bad reviews, before it became a cult object
Meryl Streep, the fascination of a star both glittering and discreet
Just 12 hours after accepting the Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts, it emerged that the actress and her husband of four decades, Don Gummer, had been separated for more than six years. This surprising news adds to the myth of privacy that the award-winning actress has always maintained
How Diane Keaton outwitted ageism and bad reviews to still reign supreme in Hollywood at 77
With an unmistakable style and a freedom unheard of in the industry — she is one of the few stars who support Woody Allen — the actress is racking up projects and is about to release a film about falling in love after retirement
Michelle Pfeiffer: ‘I didn’t set out to stop working, but I became so difficult in terms of my prerequisites’
After racking up awards and hits during the 1980s and 1990s, the actress decided to take long breaks from acting to spend time with her family away from Hollywood
How Beverly d’Angelo’s divorce led to her relationship with Al Pacino
The actress told ‘People’ magazine how Lorenzo Salviati happily divorced her so that she could be with ‘The Godfather’ star