Criterion released two director-approved 4k restorations for John Waters’ 1988 film Hairspray and his 1977 film Desperate Living. The disc releases include exclusive commentary tracks from Waters and ...

In 1973, Variety declared John Waters’ breakthrough film Pink Flamingos “one of the most vile, stupid and repulsive films ever made.” In 2022, that same film received a Blu-ray release from the ...

John Waters is always in motion. After quickly backing down a Provincetown driveway ("I don't trust these back-up cameras"), the Pope of Trash, 79, settles into his seat to tell PEOPLE about the newly ...

This book is provided in an accessible EPUB that can be consumed textually, visually, or a combination of the two. Because it has image descriptions, textually is sufficient, as is visually. It can be ...

"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 ...

Next Wednesday, auteur, provocateur and self-described “People’s Pervert,” John Waters, turns 80 years old. The writer-director, known as the “Pope of Trash,” hasn’t made a film in more than 20 years, ...

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.

On March 17, John Waters, screenwriter, director and proclaimed “Pope of Trash” became the 35th honoree of the Frameline Award in recognition of his contributions to queer cinema history. The ...