The Latest Breaking News from Joseph Kosinski

Formula 1 team bosses have met with Brad Pitt and legendary producer Jerry Bruckheimer to hear about plans for the forthcoming film based around the championship.

Val Kilmer fans, rejoice: Iceman wants to play Batman — again.

“Spiderhead,” now streaming on Netflix for the undemanding, brings up the challenge of stretching a short story into conventional feature film length without the whole thing going sideways.

What do you get by mixing a New Yorker short story, the writers of "Deadpool," the director of "Top Gun: Maverick" and stars Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller? "Spiderhead" — an intelligent, sometimes moving, sometimes funny sci-fi examination of emotional autonomy amid futuristic pharmaceuticals, until an awkward shift into thriller…

“Spiderhead” is rich in human resources.

Director Joseph Kosinski's sci-fi prison thriller “Spiderhead" is in many wants the opposite of his “Top Gun: Maverick.”

The Iceman cometh again, this time as a friend. And as Val Kilmer tells The Times, "I can't believe how kind the whole world has been. ... It's very humbling."

Why Top Gun mega star Tom Cruise looks action fit compared to his original co-stars, and why only one was invited to return for the blockbuster sequel.

"Top Gun: Maverick" has been a smashing success at the box office and now the director of the film, Joseph Kosinski, has a new gig: a Formula One movie starring Brad Pitt produced with Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL). 

Before filming "Top Gun: Maverick," with actors taking real G-forces in Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jets sporting Imax-grade cameras, cinematographer Claudio Miranda pulled a Tom Cruise and climbed into the cockpit himself.

This weekend’s earnings bring Joseph Kosinski’s new film’s income to approximately $290m (£232m)