Kevin Hart admits “things got out of hand” after he gained weight eating Italian food during the filming of Netflix’s Lift.
Details have been revealed about Anya Taylor-Joy's wedding in Italy, which was attended by Cara Delevingne and more.
Lily-Rose Depp's comments about nepotism have earned her the ire of model Vittoria Ceretti.
Lady Gaga is supposed be playing an Italian in House of Gucci, but not everybody thinks the accent works.
Here's what the high octave cast of 2003's The Italian Job is doing now, including Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron, and Jason Statham.
Netflix has released the official trailer for the stirring Italian drama The Life Ahead. Adapted from author Romain Gary's 1986 novel The Life Before Us, director Edoardo Ponti and screenwriter Ugo Chiti breathe life into this timely and poignant story, guiding the performances of newcomer Ibrahima Gueye and Italian screen legend Sophia Loren as the movie's central duo. The trailer for The Life Ahead takes us to a seaside town in Italy and introduces us to Momo (Gueye), a young boy who is dropped off at the home of Madame Rosa (Loren). Momo is caught up in a …
Italian horror is a huge horror subgenre - but for every famous Italian flick, there are plenty we bet you've never seen.
In the 1970s, Italian cinema was a pioneer in the horror genre. With Giallo-style films at the height of their popularity, we reveal some hidden gems.
A team of vigilantes (led by Ryan Reynolds) destroy precious Italian art in the new trailer for Michael Bay's Netflix action-thriller, 6 Underground.
Italian westerns are some of the most influential and powerful staples of the genre. Each is an epic in its own right, and these are the 10 best.
Clocking in at over four hours, Martin Scorsese’s My Voyage To Italy is an epic homage to the greats of Italian cinema that shaped his work.
Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) references 2003's The Italian Job movie in such a way that it might make the film part of Fast & Furious canon.
Vile, offensive, and shocking, the Italian cannibal boom of the 70s and 80s grew from ground tilled by the Mondo film--documentary features purported to show real violence and strange rituals from cultures around the world. The cannibal film took this desire to see "real" violence and applied it to a narrative structure, resulting in a subgenre more reviled than any other with grand Guignol-style simulated gore and actual animal violence.
He may have missed the premiere, but Nick Fury still found a way to the Endgame.