"He looks normal — but he's not!" John Waters said Saturday night, inviting Ari Aster to the stage. "Get on up here!" So began a spellbinding conversation at the Provincetown International Film ...

John Waters is the king of filth. A filmmaker, author, comedian and all-around queer icon, the Baltimore-born bicoastal auteur has reigned over a kingdom of trash, kitsch and camp for almost 50 years.

Waters joins Murphy mainstays such as Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson and Ariana Grande.

The film is both grotesque and entertaining, all at the same time.

With only a few weeks and a handful of releases left to go on the 2025 movie schedule, we’re starting to see all kinds of end-of-the-year lists where actors, directors, and everyone else make a case ...

John Waters arrives at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party on Sunday, March 2, 2025, at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, Calif. Waters will receive a Lifetime Achievement ...

“Don’t miss your chance,” promoters say, “to say ‘I do’ with a decidedly different kind of reverend and walk away with a love ...

The Pope of Trash talks RuPaul, his new screenplay collection, Elon Musk's daughter lip-syncing to 'Pink Flamingoes' and more Bailey Richards is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

PHILADELPHIA — It’s a chilly January afternoon and John Waters is on the phone talking about his new one-man show, “Going to Extremes.” Waters, whose subversive indie films inspired William S.