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Across the 21st Century, almost every new iteration of Batman on the big screen has drawn from a few key comics to tell its story. Christopher Nolan’s Batman Beginspulled from Batman: Year One as one of its biggest inspirations, while the version played by Ben Affleck in Batman v Superman had more in common with…

When James Gunn and Peter Safran rolled out their grand plan for the start of the DCU, it included the previously revealed Superman movie that Gunn would write and direct, but also confirmation of a new take on Batman in The Brave and the Bold. There was just one problem, though: a year prior, DC…

Macklemore’s removal from Ed Sheeran’s tour has set off a chain reaction, with the Seattle artist pledging $1 million to Palestinian causes and challenging New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft to match it. Kraft responded, saying Sheeran had asked him to commit $2 million.

Robert Pattinson tapped into a bit of Scarface-meets-Jerry Maguire energy for his turn as To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen in the acclaimed Primetime, in theaters

Robert Pattinson is having the busiest and most acclaimed stretch of his career. In 2026 alone, he has appeared in ‘Primetime,’ ‘The Drama,’ ‘The Odyssey,’ and the upcoming ‘Dune: Part Three.’ At 40 years old, Pattinson has never received an Oscar nomination, despite acclaimed work in ‘Good Time,’ ‘The Lighthouse,’ and ‘The Rover.’ This year,…

In the early 2000s, if your idea of a cheap thrill was to see presumed sicko pedophiles caught on camera as they advance upon their ostensibly underage prey, NBC’s To Catch a Predator was your show. The host, Chris Hansen, had once been considered a serious journalist, spearheading investigative reports on events like the Columbine…

Robert Pattinson’s new thriller ‘Primetime’ premiered at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday. The film received a standing ovation lasting around seven minutes. Other reports placed the applause closer to eight or nine minutes. Either way, the crowd reaction was strong.

The 40-year-old actor was joined by fiancée Suki Waterhouse at the premiere of his new movie Primetime on Saturday afternoon (September 5) held at Sala Grande in Venice, Italy.

Venice Film Festival’s spotlight turns to ‘Primetime,’ a film where journalism collides with entertainment boundaries. Drawing from NBC’s ‘To Catch a Predator,’ the film, starring Robert Pattinson, tackles the dramatic tension inherent in confronting suspected paedophiles through staged television tactics.