Ben Affleck's Dunkin' cinematic universe continues to grow.

On Tuesday night during the MTV Video Music Awards, the coffee and donuts chain debuted a new commercial, direct by and starring Affleck, and produced by the actor's Artists Equity production label.

The new sport stars Affleck and rap star Ice Spice, who conceptualized a new drink: The Ice Spice Munchkins Drink.

AIR's Director of Photography Bob Richardson interviewed by Film and Digital Times.

Oppenehimer, A Quiet Place Part II and Peaky Blinders star Cillian Murphy is embarking on his next project with the feature adaptation of Claire Keegan's acclaimed novel "Small Things Like These". Murphy will star in and produce the film that's been greenlighted by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's Artists Equity, which will finance the project. Principal photography is underway in Ireland.

Jharrel Jerome, the Emmy Winner, Moonlight actor and EP/star of the upcoming Prime Video series "I'm a Virgo" that just premiered at SXSW, has signed on to star in UNSTOPPABLE, the movie starting Jennifer Lopez and directed by Billy Goldenberg...

The actor, filmmaker and budding mogul on the disruptive production company he launched with Matt Damon, why he’s done with D.C., getting Michael Jordan’s blessing for his new film and the advice wife Jennifer Lopez gave him for this interview.

The coffee brand’s ad has the actor handing out $1 donuts, but gets J-Lo involved before he wears out his welcome

Dunkin’ might not have made an appearance in the Super Bowl this year if not for the influence of its best-known fan.

The Inspire Brands Inc. restaurant chain decided to make its Super Bowl debut only after seeing the results of actor-director Ben Affleck’s push to film himself working a drive-through shift at a location near his hometown of Boston, said Dunkin’ Chief Marketing Officer Jill McVicar Nelson.

Hollywood’s most powerful stars, directors and writers have been increasingly vocal about their dissatisfaction with streaming-era paychecks, namely the refusal of entertainment companies to share the money generated from breakout hits, as was more common in decades past. Ben Affleck and Matt Damon announced on Sunday that they had decided to take action. Instead of continuing to work for hire, they plan to start an independent production company, called Artists Equity, and have obtained a minimum of $100 million in financing from the investment firm RedBird Capital Partners.