Joaquin Phoenix says he regrets his infamous interview with David Letterman, in which he remained in character for the entire ...

Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone take on early 2020 pandemic crises of every sort in Ari Aster’s “Eddington.” ...

In a move commenters described as having "Craig Ferguson vibes," Stephen Colbert and Joaquin Phoenix spent the last moments ...

Joaquin Phoenix was the guest of honor on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” on Tuesday night, marking his first appearance ...

O ne of the best things that can be said about Ari Aster is that he is a filmmaker whose work is impossible to forget. Even ...

Set in early 2020, the bleak, black comedy takes on COVID, masks, BLM, police violence, Antifa, white guilt, white grievance and the growth of toxic online influencers.

A New Mexico town during the 2020 COVID lockdown is the setting for Aster’s darkly comic satire. Topher Gauk-Roger contributed to this story by David Daniel.

Phoenix recalled the 2009 interview during an appearance on Late Show With Stephen Colbert, explaining why he decided to appear in-character for the interview with Letterman for the mockumentary he ...

More than a decade on, Joaquin Phoenix is still sorry for the cringe promotion of his mockumentary “I’m Still Here.” While in character (as a caricature of himself), Phoenix appeared on “The Late Show ...

"Eddington" star Joaquin Phoenix apologized for his "horrible," "uncomfortable" 2009 interview with David Letterman during his visit to "The Late Show" Tuesday.

The latest release from the man who made Hereditary and Midsommar is an exploration of a society tearing itself apart ...

Director Ari Aster's fourth feature film, Eddington, will be among us in just a couple of days, which will see Joaquin Phoenix as Joe Cross and Pedro Pascal as Ted Garcia.