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Richard Linklater returns to his beloved rotoscoping animation format for “Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood." Inspired by his own childhood in Houston in the 1960s, this sweet nostalgia trip back to 1969 pairs a showy framing device about a kid astronaut with a slice-of-life look at suburbia on the edge of the Space Race. FOX film critic Caroline Siede reviews this Netflix charmer.

Following months during which Kanye West had been publicly addressing his divorce and co-parenting, he has reportedly told Kim Kardashian that he is "going away to get help."

The feral child of Terrence Malick and Robert Eggers, “You Won’t Be Alone” is a work of rare and haunting beauty that — as you might infer from the combination of influences cited above — is deeply, unquestionably not for everyone. FOX film critic Katie Rife reviews Goran Stolevski's unsettling debut.

Academy Award-winning producer Joseph Patel in a now-deleted series of tweets criticized Will Smith and Chris Rock for their actions at the Oscars.

Smith’s resignation came two days after the academy met to initiate disciplinary proceedings against Smith for violations against the group’s standards of conduct.

this April is a bit of an eclectic month for movies. As the box office slowly roars back to life, big blockbusters like “Morbius,” “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” and “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” are joined by throwback thrillers like Michael Bay's “Ambulance” as well as ambitious original projects like the sci-fi extravaganza “Everything Everywhere All At Once.” Here's our preview of the month in movies.

Originally planned for a July 2020 premiere before the pandemic pushed it back, “Morbius” is ostensibly Sony Pictures’ attempt to recapture the “Spider-Man”-adjacent success of its gonzo “Venom” franchise. Instead it feels as gloppy and formless as the symbiote himself. FOX film critic Caroline Siede reviews Jared Leto's super-powered vampire flick.

The SXSW Film Festival returned with Michelle Yeoh, Sandra Bullock, Pete Davidson and some audacious documentaries. FOX film critics Allison Shoemaker and Caroline Siede round up some of the flashiest titles from the fest.

“I said, ‘Did he really hit you?’” the producer recalled asking Chris Rock. “And he looked at me and he goes, ‘Yeah, I just took a punch from Muhammad Ali,’ as only Chris can."

Oscars producer reveals what LAPD was ready to do after Will Smith slapped Chris Rock.

In episode three of "Welcome to Flatch," Kelly and Shrub want to try "walking like the Hawking" — Tony Hawk, that is. Here's FOX TV critic Caroline Siede on "Dance It Out."

“I just feel unworthy of anyone’s attention, of anyone’s love, any accolades, just anything,” Chris Rock said in a 2020 interview shortly after revealing he was diagnosed with nonverbal learning disorder as an adult.

A new video angle from Sunday night's Oscars ceremony shows Jada Pinkett Smith laughing at Chris Rock's comment immediately after Will Smith slapped him.

According to FOX News, Caitlyn Jenner will provide analysis across Fox News platforms, beginning with an appearance on Thursday’s edition of "Hannity."

The Academy said Will Smith was asked to leave Sunday's Oscar ceremony after striking Chris Rock, but they claim he refused to do so.

The Lemur was the latest celebrity contestant to go home on Wednesday night’s episode of “The Masked Singer.”

Comedian and actor Chris Rock dressed in all white kicked off his Wednesday night show after a thunderous three-minute standing ovation at his first standup show since Will Smith slapped his face at the Oscars Sunday night.