INTERVIEW: The mastermind musician behind ‘Aladdin’ and ‘The Little Mermaid’ has more Oscars than anyone alive. As ‘Hercules’ the musical hits the West End, he speaks with Lydia Spencer-Elliott about ...

Her childhood home had both a piano and a jazz organ ... (She has one Emmy for hosting a PBS special as well as two Grammys, so she needs only an Oscar to complete her EGOT.) When she took a role in ...

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The BBC is releasing a must-see film featuring one of the youngest-ever Oscar winners. The film, released in 1993, garnered numerous awards and praise for its cast and crew. Article continues ...

ROME, Italy -- Enzo Staiola, the former Italian child actor known for his starring role in Oscar-winning film “Bicycle Thieves,” has died. He was 85. Staiola died Wednesday at a hospital in ...

Spider-Man: Brand New Day starts shooting in July with Sadie Sink starring, casting for female villain ongoing. Nicole Kidman rumored to be considered for the female villain role, no official ...

Co Hoedeman, the Canadian animator and director best known for winning an Oscar for best animated short in 1977, has died. He was 84. Hoedeman died Monday in Montreal, the National Film Board of ...

MONTREAL — Academy Award-winning Dutch-Canadian animator Co Hoedeman has died, the National Film Board of Canada said Tuesday. The "master of stop-motion animation" died at age 84 on Monday in ...

The Academy Award-winning filmmaker's landmark 1969 documentary “The Sorrow and the Pity” shattered the comforting myth that most of France had resisted the Nazis during World War II.

Marcel Ophuls, the documentary filmmaker behind the incisive WWII films “The Sorrow and the Pity” and “Hotel Terminus,” has died at his home in France at the age of 97, according to the ...

Oscar and BAFTA-winning Canadian stop-motion animator and filmmaker Co Hoedeman died yesterday in Montreal, Canada. He was 84. No cause of death was given.

Marcel Ophuls, whose documentaries on the thorny ethical quandaries of war often went past the 4-hour mark, has died. In 1988, his doc on Klaus Barbie won the Oscar.