Oliver Stone
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Critics Choice Awards Winners 2024: The Full List, From Barbie to Oppenheimer
The 29th Critics Choice Awards took place in California on January 14. Barbie and Oppenheimer won the most awards on the night in film categories. In television, The Morning Show won the highest number of awards followed by Beef and The Bear. The final season of HBO’s prestige drama Succession also emerged victorious in multiple categories. Check...
-
Watch: Sharon Stone Gasps, Says "Oh My God" As Shah Rukh Sits Next To Her
When Shah Rukh Khan is introduced to the crowd in the video, Sharon first gasps before saying, "Oh, my God!"
-
Audience, At Coliseum, Used To Snack On Grapes, Figs And Olives: Study
The archaeologists were tasked to clear 70 metres (approx.) of drains and sewers under the 2,000-year-old stone amphitheatre.
-
5 Effective Ways To Remove Kidney Stones Without Surgery
Lack of water in the body can lead to formation of kidney stones. Kidney stones are mostly removed by surgery. But there are some effective and natural ways which you can try at home to get kidney stones out from your system.
-
Kremlin Denies Putin Mistook US Video For Russia's Syria Campaign
The Kremlin on Wednesday hit back at embarrassing media reports that President Vladimir Putin mistook a video of US attacks on Afghanistan for Russian strikes on Syria.In US director Oliver Stone's documentary on Putin, currently airing in the United States, the president is seen showing him a video on a smartphone in the Kremlin.
-
'I Am Not A Woman, So I Don't Have Bad Days': Vladimir Putin
He could be just another Moscow commuter driving home from the office. Except that's President Vladimir Putin behind the wheel as filmmaker Oliver Stone quizzes him on the fugitive Edward Snowden in a scene from his new documentary on the Russian leader.
-
Vladimir Putin Says Edward Snowden No 'Traitor' In Interviews
In US director Oliver Stone's edgy new interview series, Russian leader Vladimir Putin says he believes intelligence leaker Edward Snowden is no traitor and appears to confirm multiple assassination plots have targeted him.
-
A Look Through Harry Potter's Hogwarts Yearbook and Now, 18 Years Later
18 years ago, The Boy Who Lived made his very first appearance in Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone
-
West Bank Settlers Suspected in Stoning of US Officials
A US diplomatic convoy visiting the West Bank to investigate a complaint by Palestinian farmers over vandalism of olive trees was pelted with stones by suspected Jewish settlers today, Israeli police said.
-
Golden Globes Nominations: British Talent Jostle Hollywood's Big Names For Attention
The Golden Globes, that most American of awards where celebrities get drunk and laugh at Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's jokes, are being invaded by the British. Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne are up for Best Actor awards, as fans around the world sing hallelujahs in chorus
-
Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Play Edward Snowden in Oliver Stone Film
The still untitled film goes into production in Munich in January, said independent studio Open Road Films.
-
Elephant Who Starred in Hollywood Film Killed by Poachers in Thailand
Poachers have killed and sawed the tusks off a 50-year-old elephant that performed in Thai royal processions and was featured in Oliver Stone's 2004 movie "Alexander"
-
Edward Snowden's Lawyer Sells Film Rights to Hollywood Director
Hollywood director Oliver Stone has acquired movie rights to a political thriller penned by US whistle-blower Edward Snowden's Russian lawyer, who said he became fascinated by the fugitive's "moral choice."
-
Day of non-violence urged to remember Martin Luther Junior
People worldwide should honour the memory of Rev. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. by making on Monday a "no shots fired" day and ringing church bells in support of non-violence, urged the daughter of the slain U.S. civil rights leader.
-
Oliver Stone's secret date with Kolkata
Hollywood legend and triple Academy Award-winner Oliver Stone paid a quiet four-day visit to the metropolis in June. He was here to drop his daughter Tara at the Missionaries of Charity for a five-week voluntary service.
-
Critics Choice Awards Winners 2024: The Full List, From Barbie to Oppenheimer
The 29th Critics Choice Awards took place in California on January 14. Barbie and Oppenheimer won the most awards on the night in film categories. In television, The Morning Show won the highest number of awards followed by Beef and The Bear. The final season of HBO’s prestige drama Succession also emerged victorious in multiple categories. Check...
-
Watch: Sharon Stone Gasps, Says "Oh My God" As Shah Rukh Sits Next To Her
When Shah Rukh Khan is introduced to the crowd in the video, Sharon first gasps before saying, "Oh, my God!"
-
Audience, At Coliseum, Used To Snack On Grapes, Figs And Olives: Study
The archaeologists were tasked to clear 70 metres (approx.) of drains and sewers under the 2,000-year-old stone amphitheatre.
-
5 Effective Ways To Remove Kidney Stones Without Surgery
Lack of water in the body can lead to formation of kidney stones. Kidney stones are mostly removed by surgery. But there are some effective and natural ways which you can try at home to get kidney stones out from your system.
-
Kremlin Denies Putin Mistook US Video For Russia's Syria Campaign
The Kremlin on Wednesday hit back at embarrassing media reports that President Vladimir Putin mistook a video of US attacks on Afghanistan for Russian strikes on Syria.In US director Oliver Stone's documentary on Putin, currently airing in the United States, the president is seen showing him a video on a smartphone in the Kremlin.
-
'I Am Not A Woman, So I Don't Have Bad Days': Vladimir Putin
He could be just another Moscow commuter driving home from the office. Except that's President Vladimir Putin behind the wheel as filmmaker Oliver Stone quizzes him on the fugitive Edward Snowden in a scene from his new documentary on the Russian leader.
-
Vladimir Putin Says Edward Snowden No 'Traitor' In Interviews
In US director Oliver Stone's edgy new interview series, Russian leader Vladimir Putin says he believes intelligence leaker Edward Snowden is no traitor and appears to confirm multiple assassination plots have targeted him.
-
A Look Through Harry Potter's Hogwarts Yearbook and Now, 18 Years Later
18 years ago, The Boy Who Lived made his very first appearance in Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone
-
West Bank Settlers Suspected in Stoning of US Officials
A US diplomatic convoy visiting the West Bank to investigate a complaint by Palestinian farmers over vandalism of olive trees was pelted with stones by suspected Jewish settlers today, Israeli police said.
-
Golden Globes Nominations: British Talent Jostle Hollywood's Big Names For Attention
The Golden Globes, that most American of awards where celebrities get drunk and laugh at Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's jokes, are being invaded by the British. Benedict Cumberbatch and Eddie Redmayne are up for Best Actor awards, as fans around the world sing hallelujahs in chorus
-
Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Play Edward Snowden in Oliver Stone Film
The still untitled film goes into production in Munich in January, said independent studio Open Road Films.
-
Elephant Who Starred in Hollywood Film Killed by Poachers in Thailand
Poachers have killed and sawed the tusks off a 50-year-old elephant that performed in Thai royal processions and was featured in Oliver Stone's 2004 movie "Alexander"
-
Edward Snowden's Lawyer Sells Film Rights to Hollywood Director
Hollywood director Oliver Stone has acquired movie rights to a political thriller penned by US whistle-blower Edward Snowden's Russian lawyer, who said he became fascinated by the fugitive's "moral choice."
-
Day of non-violence urged to remember Martin Luther Junior
People worldwide should honour the memory of Rev. Dr Martin Luther King Jr. by making on Monday a "no shots fired" day and ringing church bells in support of non-violence, urged the daughter of the slain U.S. civil rights leader.
-
Oliver Stone's secret date with Kolkata
Hollywood legend and triple Academy Award-winner Oliver Stone paid a quiet four-day visit to the metropolis in June. He was here to drop his daughter Tara at the Missionaries of Charity for a five-week voluntary service.
