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A growing tide of famous names is speaking out about the horrors millions are witnessing in the Palestinian enclave
Actor believes food travel hosts should have a 'connection to the culture'
Jesse Armstrong's directorial debut starring Ramy Youssef is an even more biting satire than his series Succession
A Swedish actor, who stole a copy in 1980, plans to release The Day The Clown Cried, saying 'it must be seen'
With acrimony a thing of the past, the reformed rock band are now built to last, as is evident from their Abu Dhabi show
Award-winning filmmaker tells The National why there are no heroes in his latest film
Native Hawaiian actress, 8, tells The National that, after growing up without siblings, Stitch was her 'best friend'
Julian Assange, Juliette Binoche and directors Arab and Tarzan Nasser have made Gazan tragedy a focal point of this year's event
And even after six years, the Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning star isn't ready to say goodbye to the franchise
With loving tweaks and fleshed-out characters, Disney has improved upon its beloved 2002 animation
The film, directed by Tarzan and Arab Nasser, premieres today at 2025 Cannes Film Festival
The highs and lows of Tom Cruise's pre-eminent globetrotting action franchise
An emotional and satisfying ending to Hollywood's pre-eminent action franchise
Narrow Road to the Deep North star speaks about dark side of being famous and commitment to his craft
The upcoming theme park, to be built on Yas Island, will be inspired by the region, Disney's chief executive says