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If you’re an Academy member, guild member, or industry professional, you can apply to attend here. Panelists will be announced soon, with all discussions moderated by IndieWire editors. In May, IndieWire held a Consider This FYC Brunch to celebrate the year’s top Emmy contenders, including “Yellowjackets,” “Pachinko,” “The Staircase,” and “Pam & Tommy.” “Bardo,” “Glass Onion,” and “Thirteen Lives” are among the awards season’s contenders, with “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” soon premiering for audiences worldwide....

The trio of movies that Jordan Peele has directed over the past decade — “Get Out,” “Us,” and “Nope” — established him as one of the major filmmakers to arrive this century. Evolving beyond the sketch comedy roots of “MADtv” and “Key & Peele,” Peele’s approach to horror uses the genre as a Trojan horse for big ideas about race, class, and the fragile foundations of American society. They also offer an impeccable combination of eeriness and humor that expands their appeal....

But Rabe, 38, has an added sense of mystery that often feels at odds in the world of incessant Instagram openness. In a way, she’s like an actress of the 1940s, one who is very deliberate about what she reveals both on screen and off. “I’m quite introverted,” Rabe told IndieWire. “I love being alone. Staying home for a long period of time [for me] is not [difficult]. My work has always been my way to be social....

NYFCC is historically the first major critics’ group in the U.S. to announce its picks for best film and performances of the year. The news comes on the heels of the Gotham Awards, which recently awarded “Everything Everywhere All at Once” with the top prize for best feature and Charlotte Wells’ “Aftersun” for Breakthrough Director, with films like “TÁR” and “Murina” also honored. Founded in 1935, the NYFCC is made up of critics from daily and weekly newspapers, magazines, and online publications....

Variety reported on Tuesday evening that LaBeouf has been receiving inpatient care for five weeks and is currently living at an inpatient facility. A source with knowledge of the situation confirmed to IndieWire that LaBeouf made a decision to step away from work and focus on his health and is currently receiving inpatient care. He in on hiatus from CAA and has not been fired from the talent agency, according to the source....

Per Apple, “Tehran” tells the thrilling story of a Mossad agent who goes deep undercover on a dangerous mission in Tehran that places her and everyone around her in dire jeopardy. The series is created by Moshe Zonder (“Fauda”), Dana Eden and Maor Kohn, and co-created and directed by Daniel Syrkin. Zonder also serves as writer alongside co-creator Omri Shenhar. “Tehran” stars Niv Sultan (“Flawless,” “She Has It,” “Temporarily Dead”), Shaun Toub (“Homeland,” “Crash”); Navid Negahban (“Homeland,” “Legion,” “Aladdin”), Shervin Alenabi (“Baghdad in My Shadow”), Liraz Charhi (“A Late Quartet”), and Menashe Noy (“Big Bad Wolves,” “Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem”)....

By 2018, Netlix had rolled out its answer: television series “The Boss Baby: Back in Business,” which didn’t just stretch out a picture book into nearly two hours like its predecessor, but which somehow managed to craft a gobsmacking four seasons of material from what was essentially that film’s post-script. Now, McGrath’s Universal movie “The Boss Baby: Family Business” resolves the seemingly intractable sequel problem with a simple solution: “Hey, what if the Boss Baby was a boss again?...