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Oasis Reunion Doc Captures 2025 Tour Rehearsals and Gigs
A new concert documentary from directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern chronicles Oasis's blockbuster 2025 reunion tour, weaving six weeks of rehearsal footage with concert clips from Cardiff to Sã
Oasis recordings auctioned for £1.6m despite band objections
An archive of more than 100 hours of Oasis material — including concerts, rehearsals, and candid conversations between Noel and Liam Gallagher — is being auctioned for up to £1.6m despite the band's o
‘Imperium’ Review: Sergei Loznitsa Brings Together Nearly Three Hours of Italian Footage From the Early 1970s Covering the Vastness of the USSR
Sergei Loznitsa's new documentary 'Imperium' restores 60 hours of 16mm footage shot by Italian crews across the USSR in the early 1970s, assembling a nearly three-hour geographic portrait of a multicu
Festivals: 'We Don't Judge Artists by Their Passport'
Festival leaders from Cannes, Toronto, Berlin and beyond convened at the Lumière Summit in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, where Séries Mania's Laurence Herszberg delivered the session's bluntest defense of prog
End of the Road festival review – Pulp and CMAT lead indie landmark’s joyous birthday party
End of the Road marked its 20th anniversary with a joyous, artistically expansive edition, as Pulp and CMAT headlined a lineup that stretched from deep-cut art pop to leftfield electronic and noise.
Brothers Osborne Preview 'Watertown' Album With 'Sellout Edits'
Brothers Osborne will release their new album 'Watertown' on Oct. 23 and preview it via shortened social-media-tailored clips they've sarcastically dubbed 'Sellout Edits,' explaining the strategy and
The Next James Bond Has Been Picked, Says Gary Oldman, Whose ‘Fingers Are Crossed’ for ‘Slow Horses’ Co-Star Jack Lowden
Gary Oldman says the next James Bond has already been cast but not yet publicly announced, and he is rooting for his "Slow Horses" co-star Jack Lowden to be the pick.
Tom Rothman on Sony’s ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Blockbuster Success, Being Outbid for ‘Obsession’ and More
Tom Rothman took a victory lap at France's Lumière Summit, touting 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' as 2026's highest-grossing film with $2.4 billion worldwide, while conceding Sony was narrowly outbid for
Netflix Confirms Inbetweeners 3 With Original Cast Returning
Netflix confirmed a third Inbetweeners film with original stars Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, and Joe Thomas reprising their roles; production begins Monday with creators Damon Beesley an
Freddie Meredith Joins SNL UK Season 2 Cast
Freddie Meredith, the comedian behind Such Brave Girls and Big Boys, has been added to the cast of Saturday Night Live UK's second season ahead of its September 12 premiere on Sky, hosted by Jeff Gold
Primetime Review: Oppenheim Debut Drags Despite Pattinson
Lance Oppenheim's narrative debut 'Primetime,' starring Robert Pattinson as a Chris Hansen-inspired TV host hunting online predators, draws praise for its neon-noir atmosphere and Pattinson's performa
Macron Urges Global Cinema Protection at Lumiere Summit
French President Emmanuel Macron opened the Lumiere Summit in Saint Paul de Vence by calling on nations to coordinate on protecting cinema from market forces and social media's attention economy, whil
Regal, IFTA, CNC Launch Pilot to Lift Theater Attendance
Regal Cinemas, IFTA, and France's CNC are launching a pilot that assigns a neutral programmer to optimize under-used cinema screens across multiple markets, aiming to reverse a 37% drop in North Ameri
Louis Garrel on Being Nanni Moretti's Venice Alter Ego
French actor Louis Garrel stars as Matteo opposite Jasmine Trinca in Nanni Moretti's romantic drama 'It Will Happen Tonight,' competing for the Golden Lion at Venice in a role Moretti publicly calls h
Netflix Confirms Inbetweeners Reunion With Original Cast
Netflix has confirmed a Inbetweeners reunion movie with all four original cast members and creators Damon Beesley and Iain Morris returning, ending months of speculation about the Channel 4 sitcom's r
Dvizhon Studios Launches Sex Ed Series 'The First Time'
Ukrainian showrunner Yuri Dvizhon has launched London-based Dvizhon Studios with 'The First Time,' a five-part puppet-hosted sex education series on streamer Megogo that was produced while Kyiv endure
‘You Can See Everything’ Review: Shocking Elizabeth Holmes Documentary With Nathan Fielder Is Like No Other You Have Ever Seen – Telluride Film Festival
A24's hybrid documentary 'You Can See Everything,' directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, world-premiered as a secret screening at Telluride after Fielder received extraordinary access to Eli
Rob Reiner Wins Posthumous Emmy for The Bear
Rob Reiner, the filmmaker killed in December alongside his wife, won Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series posthumously for his three-episode arc in The Bear Season 4 at the Creative Arts Emmys.
Emmys Night 2 Craft Awards Predict Smooth Sailing For ‘Widow’s Bay’ Alongside Celebrating ‘The Pitt’ & ‘DTF St. Louis’
The Creative Arts Emmys Night 2 handed Apple's 'Widow's Bay' a leading eight craft-category wins, while HBO's 'DTF St. Louis' scored four and Prime Video's cancelled 'Spider-Noir' still took five trop
Woman Unknown: Postwar Paranoia With Hitchcock Echoes
Director May el-Toukhy's postwar Danish drama "Woman Unknown" follows nanny Marie (Mathilde Arcel), whose buried past resurfaces as she prepares to marry her employer, against a backdrop of Danish wom
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