A24 defended its research partnership with Google's DeepMind unit as a bid to have “a seat at the table“ in Hollywood's reckoning with AI.

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Anthony Bourdain‘s biopic movie, Tony, is getting a series of free advance screenings ahead of its theatrical debut. Here’s how you can watch it before it actually launches in theaters. How can Anthony Bourdain fans see Tony for free?

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After backlash and numerous angry social media posts, A24 is backing down over copyright claims related to the Backrooms. Two days ago, a Reddit user posted that their artwork had been taken down from the print-on-demand marketplace Redbubble.

A24 issued a statement this weekend addressing claims that it was getting heavy-handed with copyright strikes against online creators working in the world of online horror sensation The Backrooms, acknowledging that Kane Parson’s film set in the collaborative universe,

EXCLUSIVE: A24 has Will Forte in talks to play dual roles in the David Mikalson-directed film Goblin. Forte joins Skyler Gisondo and Kenneth Branagh, latter of whom will provide the voice the title character in the outrageous comedy.

Benny Safdie’s bizarre upcoming film has added two new members to its cast, including a former Batman star. The live-action/CGI hybrid called Lizard Music previously added Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as the whimsical “Chicken Man.

A24, Chili’s, and Barnes & Noble are finding growth in categories many had written off by resisting sameness and building playbooks around what makes them distinctive.

EXCLUSIVE: In the wake of scoring a spot on the Venice Film Festival lineup, the Robert Pattinson starring and produced Primetime will debut in theaters nationwide on Sept. 25. The movie from documentary filmmaker Lance Oppenheim follows Chris Hansen in 2006 as he sets to make TV history with To Catch a Predator.