The YAGA cast just hit EW and the shots are by Caitlin Cronenberg. Nice.
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Jalen Thomas Brooks made the cut for Entertainment Weekly's Breaking Big list. That recognition comes with a panel and awards presentation at the SCAD Film Festival on October 29th. The event takes place at Gutsstein…
Nicole Kidman appeared in Entertainment Weekly in 1995.
Zoe Kazan adapted 'East of Eden' with Cathy Ames as the protagonist. "Cathy is the plot generator in this book. She's the person that creates problems, and she crystallizes what is dormant and difficult inside of this…
The conversation around Bucky's future in AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY has Sebastian Stan stepping in to address the fan concerns directly. He argues that we need to learn how to deal with uncertainty rather than trying to avoid…
Dana Trippe photographed Joseph Zada for Entertainment Weekly.
Dana Trippe shot Elle Fanning for Entertainment Weekly.
Elle Fanning told @EW that fans were the reason she landed Effie Trinket. She explained they pushed hard with so many posts that the studio noticed. They called her directly and said, "The fans want this so badly. Would…
Elle Fanning is on the Entertainment Weekly cover for THE HUNGER GAMES: SUNRISE ON THE REAPING. #ElleFanning
Joseph Zada for Entertainment Weekly’s ‘THE HUNGER GAMES: SUNRISE ON THE REAPING’ cover issue.
Entertainment Weekly features the cast of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
The Hunger Games Sunrise on the Reaping cast Entertainment Weekly
Entertainment Weekly voted THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE the best series on NETFLIX
Pedro Pascal gets a classic black-and-white portrait treatment from Jonny Marlow for Entertainment Weekly.
Johnny Depp dressed as Ebenezer Scrooge at Comic-Con and took a jab at President Trump, saying 'I’m putting tariffs on the gate.' Entertainment Weekly reported on the showcase.
Johnny Depp Ebenezer showcase Comic-Con Trump joke
Dana Trippe photographed Whitney Peak for Entertainment Weekly.
