The filmmaker's follow-up to "A Star Is Born" and "Maestro" will have its world premiere Oct. 10 at the New York Film Festival

Austin Butler put his own health on the line method acting for Elvis, and two universally adored actors helped him get past the divisive practice.

A release date for Bradley Cooper’s Is This Thing On? movie has been announced. Cooper co-writes and directs Is This Thing On?, a new movie about a stand-up comic who is going through a divorce. The film stars Will Arnett (Arrested Development),

Austin Butler shared that he once experienced a bout of temporary blindness while on a flight to film 2023's 'The Bikeriders,' in which he 'felt like the life was being sucked from my body.' Since then,

Austin Butler suffered a string of terrifying health scares that left him hospitalized and scared for his life. The 34-year-old actor revealed that he was temporarily blind and convinced he was dying after he finished filming director Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis Presley biopic.

Is This Thing On? marks Cooper’s directorial follow-up to 2023’s Maestro, which he also co-wrote and starred in as conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein. The Netflix feature’s seven Oscar nominations included nods for Cooper’s acting and screenplay, in addition to best picture.

Austin Butler shared how he and Laura Dern formed a fast friendship after they met and Butler realized Dern bears a resemblance to his late mother Lori. "We felt like kindred spirits," the 'Caught Stealing' actor said of Dern.