Butler is rumored to be following in the footsteps of Christian Bale in Luca Guadagnino's adaptation of the Bret Easton Ellis ...

Margot Patrick is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in London, covering international banks and finance. Her work has chronicled corporate spying at Credit Suisse, a central bank heist in ...

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Bodycam footage: Newly released video shows police trying to piece together what happened in Gene Hackman’s home after the actor and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, were discovered dead in February.

Director Mary Harron said she would have loved him to be in the film, but joked she'd likely "never have gotten Tom Cruise to be in such a heinous production." ...

But she says that Cruise still played a critical role in the film. Harron recalled how her Patrick Bateman, Christian Bale, drew inspiration for the character from the Jerry Maguire star's ...

The author of the novel that director Mary Harron adapted into the 2000 classic, Bret Easton Ellis, actually wove Cruise into the life of his violent, narcissistic protagonist Patrick Bateman. In the ...

Variety’s Producers to Watch list is back. Hosted in 2025 by Arkansas’ Bentonville Film Festival, the annual impact list, which identifies notable up-and-coming film producers, is seeking ...

Unfair: Scenes like protagonist Patrick Bateman's murder of a colleague set to the Huey Lewis song "Hip to Be Square" carry the movie into the future mostly as social media parodies. The character ...

The roller coaster final round Rory McIlroy put together was the talk of the Masters, but Patrick Reed’s eagle on the 17th hole may have been the underrated moment in the waning hours.

Patrick Bateman is one of the most iconic characters in cinema history, surpassing the realms of the silver screen and becoming an archetype, a symbol of everything wrong with toxic masculinity and ...

It’s a distinction without a difference. Do you think of Bryce as a better person than Patrick Bateman? He’s not a psychopathic murderer (as far as we know), but he certainly seems comfortable ...