Shailene Woodley To Star In Psychological Thriller ‘Ultra’— AFM

Shailene Woodley is set to star in the psychological thriller 'Ultra,' where she'll portray a long-distance runner. Directed by Victoria Negri, this film promises to blend intense athleticism with psychological depth, making it a unique addition to the thriller genre. The involvement of notable producers like Allison Rose Carter and Jon Read, known for their work on acclaimed films, adds to the excitement. This project is generating buzz at the American Film Market (AFM), highlighting its potential impact on the film industry.

E. Lockhart's new novel, 'We Fell Apart,' has finally arrived, expanding on the world of the Sinclair family from her previous work, 'We Were Liars.' Set near Beechwood Island, this standalone story promises to captivate readers with its intriguing connections and rich narrative.

Prince Harry faced criticism for planning his visit to Canada at the same time Prince William is attending the Earthshot Prize event in Brazil. Many see this as a predictable scheduling conflict that raises eyebrows.

Patti Smith's latest memoir is a heartfelt exploration of her life, filled with love, pain, and her musical journey. It reflects on the people who have influenced her and her quest for true identity.

A fun quiz is out for fans of 'The Golden Girls,' challenging those over 42 to match iconic lines from the show. It's a nostalgic trip down memory lane for those who grew up with the beloved characters.

If you're a true Disney fan, you might recognize park attractions just from a single screenshot! This fun quiz challenges your knowledge of Disney's iconic spots, and it's a great way to relive those magical moments.

The 29th American French Film Festival in L.A. celebrated several winners, including Cédric Klapisch’s 'Colors of Time' and Anna Cazenave Cambet’s 'Love Me Tender'. The festival, which concluded on November 3 at the DGA Theater Complex, highlighted the creativity of filmmakers with awards for standout films like 'The Girl in the Snow' and Richard Linklater’s 'Nouvelle Vague'.