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Girls’ Generation Star Tiffany Young Sets Debut Album ‘Edge of Calm,’ Asia Tour
Tiffany Young, the Girls' Generation veteran, will release her debut solo studio album 'Edge of Calm' on Aug. 20 through Pacific Music Group and launch an eight-city Asia tour starting Sept. 12 in Hon
Locarno First Look Puts Uruguay in Spotlight With 6 Films
Locarno Pro's First Look section, celebrating its 15th edition, has unveiled six Uruguayan film projects in partnership with the country's film institute ACAU, with jury prizes to be announced at an A
Norma Winstone and NDR Radio Orchestra: A Timeless Place review | John Fordham's jazz album of the month
A long-archived 1990 radio broadcast pairing English vocalist and lyricist Norma Winstone with Hanover's NDR Radio Orchestra has finally been released as A Timeless Place, adding to a six-decade caree
Kit Connor, Joe Locke on Heartstopper's Film Finale
Kit Connor and Joe Locke discuss Heartstopper Forever, the Netflix film wrapping up the three-season saga of Nick and Charlie's love story, emphasizing the importance of queer representation in territ
Loathe Reinvent Metalcore on 'A Stranger to You'
Loathe's fourth album 'A Stranger to You,' six years in the making, abandons the Liverpool band's metalcore roots for an eclectic odyssey spanning shoegaze, industrial noise, jazz, and collaborations
Aamir Khan Denies 3 Idiots Character Was Based on Sonam Wangchuk
Aamir Khan has publicly denied that his '3 Idiots' character was inspired by climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, clarifying the misconception during a live event in London while expressing concern for Wa
‘At times I felt I’d bitten off more than I could chew’: Christopher Nolan on sweeping the Oscars, making The Odyssey – and getting a puppy
Christopher Nolan premieres his reported $250M adaptation of Homer's Odyssey in London — the biggest gamble of his career and, he says, the direct child of Oppenheimer's seven-Oscar sweep.
Sue Kreitzman Lives Inside Her Art at 85
An 85-year-old former cookbook author turned obsessive artist has filled her London home floor to ceiling with sculptures, neck shrines and bejewelled "goddess phones," creating a living installation
Steve Lacy on Oh Yeah?: Dead Dad, Queerness, Anxiety
Steve Lacy opens up about his third album Oh Yeah? — a four-year labor that trades the 'genius' myth for raw, queer-tinged lyrics about his dead Filipino father, a six-year breakup, and silent anxiety
England to Screen Newborns for SMA After Nelson Campaign
Prime Video's documentary on Jesy Nelson chronicles her premature twins' SMA diagnosis and her campaign to add the condition to standard newborn screening — which the UK government announced for Engla
God of War Recasts Kratos After Ryan Hurst Injury
Prime Video's God of War is recasting the lead role of Kratos after Ryan Hurst suffered a serious bicep tear performing a stunt on the Vancouver set in late June, with his projected recovery incompati
PVR Inox Posts $700M Revenue, Bets on Premium Screens as India Box Office Hits Record
PVR Inox executive director Sanjeev Kumar Bijli says India's theatrical market is outpacing pre-pandemic revenues on the strength of local hits, even as admissions remain 19% below 2019 levels and the
Wildfire Smoke Forces the Black Keys, Creed, and More to Postpone Concerts
Hazardous wildfire smoke drifting south from Canadian fires is triggering concert cancellations and postponements across at least four US states, with venues in Chicago, New York, Michigan, and Minnes
Age Of Attraction Tops Netflix Reality Slate As Star Search Flops
Netflix's Age of Attraction was the streamer's top new unscripted series of H1 2026 with 10.9 million views, earning a Season 2 renewal, while big-budget bets Star Search and Calabasas Confidential si
Lorde Slams Spotify Over Inaccurate AI Song Descriptions
Grammy-winning artist Lorde publicly called out Spotify over its "About the Song" AI feature, tagging the streamer on Instagram Stories and flagging an inaccurate description of her track "Current Aff
Why Aren’t There More Imax 70mm Screens for ‘The Odyssey’? ‘It’s Not Practical,’ Company Says
Only 25 U.S. theaters can show Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' in true Imax 70mm, and CEO Richard Gelfond says expanding is nearly impossible — the company hasn't built new film projectors in 50 yea
Garfield Leads Peasant Revolt in 'The Uprising' Trailer
The trailer for Paul Greengrass' 'The Uprising' dropped Tuesday with Andrew Garfield starring as Wat Tyler, the ordinary peasant who led England's 1381 revolt against King Richard II, set for a Septem
Robert Plant to Receive Americana Lifetime Achievement Award
Robert Plant will receive the Americana Music Association's Lifetime Achievement Award at a Sept. 16 ceremony in Nashville, cementing the former Led Zeppelin frontman's full arrival in the roots-music
Uno-X's Heat Training Thrives as Tour de France Cuts First-Ever Stage
As the Tour de France shortened a stage for the first time in its 123-year history amid record heat, Norwegian coach Olav Aleksander Bu's deliberate heat-acclimatization protocol is powering Uno-X Mob
Nolan's 'The Odyssey' Is First Film Shot Entirely in IMAX
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' — the first feature shot entirely in IMAX — earns the NYT Critic's Pick as a monumental, star-studded adaptation that turns Homer's 12,109-line epic into a throwback
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