It has been more than 40 years since "Miami Vice" arrived on the scene and introduced audiences to Don Johnson’s James ...

It has been more than 40 years since "Miami Vice" arrived on the scene and introduced audiences to Don Johnson’s James ...

F1 director Joseph Kosinski pitched a sequel that crosses over with Days of Thunder, and it feels like the logical next step for both franchises.

"F1" Director Joseph Kosinski wanted the film to be as true to the sport as possible, which is why he used real race cars and filmed real races.

Director Joseph Kosinski reveals that F1: The Movie had an alternate ending, but the film’s true focus was always the journey, not the trophy.

Joseph Kosinski tells us how he made “F1,” Greg Kinnear gives us the scoop on “Smoke,” and author Susan Morrison has The Treat.

When watching filmmaker Joseph Kosinski's two most recent projects, you’ll notice a theme: both feature male mega-movie stars in roles which ask them to confront their past while achieving peak ...

Joseph Kosinski goes from the air to the racetrack. Did the “Top Gun: Maverick” director bring the same excitement into the car? Rebecca Kivak and Joe Baress review “F1: The Movie… ...

The Oscar winner plays a team owner in the new Joseph Kosinski film.

The director, Joseph Kosinski, said the film would only have a sequel if audiences liked the first movie. Kosinski told GQ about his idea for a crossover sequel involving Tom Cruise.

For Joseph Kosinski, it’s his second biggest opening after Top Gun: Maverick ($126.7M) as a director.