Amy Adams becoming an Oscar winner is long overdue, and while Nightbitch was at one time thought of as a potential contender for her, there's little chance that this is the movie that makes her an ...

Amy Adams isn't afraid to get her paws dirty. The six-time Oscar nominee tells Entertainment Weekly that her "high threshold for embarrassment" came in handy while making her latest film, Nightbitch, ...

Marielle Heller’s highly anticipated “Nightbitch,” based on Rachel Yoder’s 2021 novel of the same name, had its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday, September 7. The Amy ...

Amy Adams is best known for films like "Enchanted" (2007) and "Arrival" (2016). According to critics, her highest-rated movies are "Catch Me If You Can" (2002) and "Her" (2013). But critics didn't ...

In her new film, Adams plays a woman who struggles after pausing her career to be a stay-at-home mom Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2022. She ...

Amy Adams has only been away from movie screens for a couple years. Her last credit is 2022’s “Disenchanted.” But Saturday night at the Toronto Film Festival felt like the return of an actor who’s ...

Amy Adams' new movie, Nightbitch, is very close to continuing a negative Rotten Tomatoes streak for the Oscar-nominated actor. Amy Adams is one of the most popular actors in the world, having starred ...

HOLLYWOOD -- Six-time Oscar nominee Amy Adams is back at the box office in a new movie that required her to do some unusual training. She plays a mom-by-day who may become a dog-by-night. You read ...

The 'Nightbitch' actress tells PEOPLE she's embracing daring roles and new experiences — with one important boundary Andrea Mandell is the Senior Editor of Entertainment Projects at PEOPLE Magazine.

TORONTO – “Motherhood is (expletive) brutal,” Amy Adams’ character says in her new movie “Nightbitch,” and she learns just how primal it can be when her life literally goes to the dogs. Based on ...

TIFF: Adams and director Marielle Heller spoke with IndieWire at the premiere of the highly anticipated adaptation of Rachel Yoder's novel. From Adams being announced to both star and produce back in ...