A week of powerful stories, unexpected journeys, and cinematic discovery awaits in Abu Dhabi this June The second annual European Film Festival, hosted by the EU Delegation to the UAE in partnership ...

I mean, when you’ve got Ed Harris, Gabrielle Union, Bill Murray, Jennifer Coolidge and Pete Davidson (among others) in a room where more than one gun is pointed with intent, and people are ...

Welcome back to another issue of Your Movie Mage, where I discuss underrated movies across genres. Last week, we discussed the underrated film following a struggling folk musician played by Oscar ...

The trailer also shows Marisa Tomei as Scott's mother, Margie, and Bill Burr as her new love interest, Ray. "That's the date my dad died," Davidson's Scott says at the beginning of the trailer ...

Bill Burr is moving from Netflix to Hulu for his next comedy special. The “Old Dads” director and star will debut his eighth stand-up special, which was taped in late June at the Moore Theatre ...

In October, Burr’s film “Old Dads,” which he directed, co-wrote and stars in, premiered as the No. 1 film globally on Netflix for two straight weeks and had over 40 million streams.

On the big screen, he recently joined Pete Davidson in the Judd Apatow comedy “The King of Staten Island” (2020). In “Old Dads,” Burr is as cranky as ever, dialing up his temper in need of ...

Instead, the night began with a close-up of Pete Davidson, a man in his 20s who lost his firefighter father on 9/11 when he was a child.

We lost my dad. When I was 16, I always wanted to try it because it was what got me by — Eddie Murphy and Chappelle and Bill Burr. My friends were like, ‘You should do it.’ And it went OK.” ...

Pete Davidson’s first big thing after leaving Saturday Night Live is fronting this showcase of his friends for Netflix. And they really are his friends. One of them is even an ex-girlfriend of his.

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It’s nice to be able to do this with friends and people we love,” Jon Stewart and Pete Davidson — the latter of whom lost father on 9/11 — said in a statement.