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It was one of the most perplexing and nail-biting Oscars races in years, with many pundits predicting a wide spread of awards ...

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László Tóth, played by Adrien Brody, is a Bauhaus-trained architect struggling to achieve the American Dream until a wealthy industrialist (played by Guy Pearce) enters his life and changes it ...

Sitting at 28-27 and ninth in the Western Conference standings, the Sacramento Kings face an uphill battle to get into the playoffs. With a new-look roster, more time together could be enough for ...

Adrien Brody won the BAFTA for Leading Actor in the film The Brutalist. The win is controversial due to the film's use of AI to enhance performances. Listen to Story Adrien Brody took home the BAFTA ...

Reflecting on his deep connection to Hungary, which predates the film, Adrien Brody shared that his mother, Sylvia Plachy was born in Budapest and forced to flee as a young girl during the ...

In the clip, below, Bell is shown sitting in her dressing room, when the ghost of her past self appears in the mirror, and she has the honor of informing her about the future — including that she gets ...

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In The Brutalist, Adrien Brody steps into swishy, lived-in suits for his portrayal of Hungarian architect László Tóth. The three and a half hour masterpiece bagged four BAFTAs last night ...