Australian filmmaker Baz Luhrmann has promised fans that his new film about the French heroine Joan of Arc will be the 'ultimate coming-of-age' story. The Elvis director, 62, is currently ...

Baz Luhrmann has recently dished out details about upcoming movie, Joan of Arc. Speaking at the at the LACMA Art+Film Gala over the weekend, Baz talked about his Joan of Arc movie, saying ...

If you’ve seen Romeo + Juliet, The Great Gatsby, or 2022’s Elvis, then you know Baz Luhrmann is one of the most talented and unique directors in the world. Just ask Blake Lively, his proud ...

Blake Lively has revealed that she has had a signed Baz Luhrmann poster on her wall since she was young. The Gossip Girl star took to Instagram on Monday to gush about the Oscar-winning Australian ...

The highlights of the evening included Baz Luhrmann receiving the film award, Simone Leigh being honoured with the art award and a performance by Charli XCX, featuring a surprise appearance from ...

Blake Lively recently issued a brief statement to applaud Baz Luhrmann and Simone Leigh after they were honoured at the LACMA Art + Film Gala 2024. The art festival, which was held in Los Angeles ...

The carpet got a green-hued makeover, Anna Wintour praised honoree Baz Luhrmann’s frenetic creative spirit and how he once convinced Rihanna to dance on a table at the Met Gala, Kim Kardashian caused ...

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The visual influences of Neva, by the studio that made Gris, include the film “Princess Mononoke.” By Christopher Byrd Anyone who has seen “Princess Mononoke,” Hayao Miyazaki’s 1997 ...

Martin’s Joplin makes us feel what people once did about ragtime in the same way as Baz Luhrmann’s “Moulin ... Gershwin had a richer harmonic palette to work with than Arthur Sullivan ...

The Musical’ dropped out because of a migraine, and honestly, hard relate: director Alex Timbers’s dementedly maximalist ‘remix’ of Baz Luhrmann’s smash 2001 film is pure sensory overload.