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TikTok today unveiled new features for teens aimed at limiting screen time to an hour a day. Accounts belonging to users under age 18 will automatically be set to a 60-minute daily screen time limit. Once that’s hit, the service will prompt teens to enter a passcode in order to continue watching…

Matthew McConaughey fought back tears as he spoke to reporters at the White House on Tuesday about meeting the families of the victims of the Robb Elementary School shootings in Uvalde, TX, his hometown. The actor’s appearance in the White House briefing room, after he and his wife Camila met with President Joe Biden…

Don’t count out Tiger Woods just yet. One of golf’s all-time greats, who has been out of action since being badly injured in a February car crash, showed today he’s not done. Woods shared a video Sunday on social media showing him back on a golf course. His smooth swing is apparently still there, as the video…

EXCLUSIVE: This year, Christmas is coming early, courtesy of Sergio Pablos’ Netflix film Klaus, the first original animated feature to emerge from the streaming service. Scripted by Despicable Me co-creator Pablos, Zach Lewis and Jim Mahoney, Klaus centers on Jesper (Jason Schwartzman), a failing student at a postal…

EXCLUSIVE: The latest feature from writer/director Takashi Doscher (Still, A Fighting Chance), sci-fi drama Only will make its festival debut in Tribeca later this week. Ahead of its premiere, Deadline presents a first look at the film in the exclusive clip above. Starring Freida Pinto (Guerrilla, Slumdog Millionaire)…

Known as a producer on Transparent and a series of shorts—"a lot of stuff that had to do with trans identity"—Rhys Ernst had checked off a lot of creative boxes before making his feature debut with Adam, which came to him out of left field. Based on a book by Ariel Schrag, who wrote the script, the satirical feature…

"I think every piece that I've ever made is always somehow rooted in my own truth," Oscar winner Tarell Alvin McCraney says, as he prepares to bring his truth to television with David Makes Man. In keeping with Barry Jenkins' Best Picture Moonlight, based on McCraney's play, the OWN drama will be another portrait of…

The second feature from writer/director Minhal Baig, Hala was a passion project, emerging from the director’s experiences growing up in Chicago. The daughter of immigrants, Baig is a first-generation, American-born artist whose film centers on a pivotal moment in her past—”this moment…in my senior year in high…

If ever the time was right for Mister Rogers, it has to be now. Hitting once again into unexpected hidden areas of the pop culture zeitgeist, Oscar-winning director Morgan Neville delivers a touching, fascinating and perfectly timed study of the magic the legendary children's television host weaved in the simplest…

It has taken 35 years for Tami Oldham's compelling survival-at-sea story to make it to the movies, but as I say in my video review (click the link above to watch), it was worth the wait. Sure we have seen similar kinds of stories like this, where one person must face the odds alone against Mother Nature, but when it…

Coming from the director Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody, the Oscar-winning Juno writer who also penned Young Adult, we have reason to expect another smart, witty, real and watchable story peering into our everyday lives. With the terrific and unpredictable Tully, you will not be disappointed. Perfectly timed for Mother…

Disobedience thrives in what the studios used to turn out regularly in the golden era of so-called women’s pictures. It’s a straight-up melodrama disguised in the trappings of art house fare. But, as I say in my video review (click the link above to watch), two superb performances from a couple of Rachels, Rachel…