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2026 NFL Season Opens With Super Bowl Rematch, Australia Debut
The 2026 NFL season opens Wednesday with a Super Bowl rematch — Seahawks hosting Patriots on NBC — followed Thursday by the NFL's first regular-season game in Australia (Rams vs. 49ers on Netflix).
Linda Cardellini Wins First Emmy for 'DTF St. Louis'
Linda Cardellini won her first Emmy on Sunday for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for HBO's 'DTF St. Louis,' joining co-star David Harbour as a first-time winn
David Harbour Wins First Emmy For DTF St. Louis
David Harbour won his first-ever Emmy on Sunday for HBO's dark comedy DTF St. Louis, beating three co-stars and rivals in the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited Series category.
Hal Betrays John in 'Lanterns' Episode 4, Revealing Zoe as Manhunter
In Episode 4 of 'Lanterns,' Hal Jordan betrays John Stewart after a tense buildup of trust, revealing deeper manipulation tied to the Manhunters’ influence — while the mystery of 'the weenie' leads th
Ernest Harden Jr. Wins First Emmy For ‘The Pitt’, Dedicates Award To Bette Davis: “I Am On Cloud 25”
Ernest Harden Jr., a 73-year-old character actor who had never been Emmy-nominated, won Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series for HBO Max's The Pitt at the 2026 Emmys and dedicated the award to th
Nathan Fielder's Holmes Doc Premieres at Telluride
Holmes invited Fielder's crew to film her 34 days before she went to prison; the resulting three-year documentary, "You Can See Everything," premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on Sunday and got
El-Toukhy Stops Venice Premiere Over Subtitle Glitch
May el-Toukhy halted the world premiere of her Venice competition entry "Woman Unknown" after subtitles lost sync, then restarted the screening — and the film went on to earn a 7½-minute ovation.
Shailene Woodley Wins First Emmy For Paradise
Shailene Woodley won her first Emmy — Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series — for playing former Graceland tour guide Annie in Season 2 of Hulu's post-apocalyptic series Paradise, and used her s
Pallaoro's 'Echo Chamber' Gets 8-Minute Venice Ovation
Andrea Pallaoro's 'The Echo Chamber,' built from Bernardo Bertolucci's final screenplay and starring Alicia Vikander, Luca Marinelli, and Susan Sarandon, earned an eight-minute standing ovation at its
Finecut Sells Two Films to Japan's Geek Pictures
Korean sales agency Finecut has sold Toronto-bound animated feature 'Long Long Night' and Cannes Directors' Fortnight title 'Dora' to Japan's Geek Pictures, with 'Dora' also going to Taiwan's Light Ye
Creative Arts Emmy Awards Night 2: Winners List (Updating Live)
Apple TV dominated Night 2 of the 78th Creative Arts Emmy Awards, with 'Widow's Bay' leading all comedy contenders with eight wins and the streamer totaling 18 Emmys across the night.
Nicolas Cage Calls Spider-Noir One Season 'Perfect' After Cancellation
Nicolas Cage responded to Prime Video's cancellation of 'Spider-Noir' after one season by calling the run 'perfect' and expressing satisfaction with the complete story the show told. The acclaimed ser
Venice Chief Defends Late Slot for Gaza Doc NAZA
Venice Film Festival artistic director Alberto Barbera explains why the politically charged Gaza documentary NAZA was scheduled at the festival's end, addresses absent U.S. studios, identifies Oscar c
Eisenberg's Musical 'The Debut' Premieres at Telluride with Moore
Jesse Eisenberg's A24 musical comedy "The Debut" premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on Saturday, earning early raves and positioning Julianne Moore for a potential sixth Oscar nomination in a ro
Netflix's 'Ink' Targets Oscars with Pearce as Young Murdoch
Netflix is positioning Danny Boyle's "Ink" — a James Graham adaptation about Rupert Murdoch's 1969 takeover of The Sun — as a multi-category Oscar contender after its competition-opening Venice premie
Lilly Wachowski Exits Matrix Franchise
Lilly Wachowski publicly declared she is finished with the Matrix franchise, telling KCRW's The Business that she no longer wants to return to that creative 'sandbox' even as Warner Bros. develops a n
Richard Osman Confirms 'We Solve Murders' Netflix Series
Richard Osman has confirmed that a series adaptation of his 2024 novel 'We Solve Murders' is in development at Netflix, building on the streamer’s earlier success with 'The Thursday Murder Club.'
el-Toukhy's 'Woman Unknown': Postwar Affair, Public Shame
May el-Toukhy's post-WWII Copenhagen drama 'Woman Unknown,' starring Mathilde Arcel as a maid whose affair with her widower bourgeois employer draws historically rooted sexual shaming, premiered as th
Sabrina Carpenter Wins First Emmy for The Muppet Show
Sabrina Carpenter won her first Emmy for Outstanding Variety Special (Pre-Recorded) for her ABC/Disney+ Muppet special, crediting the crew and joking about the “diva fights” behind the production.
Wenders At Venice: Filmmakers Are The 'Antidote' To Politics
Wim Wenders revisited the Berlin Film Festival comments that sparked backlash, clarifying at Venice that he considers filmmakers "the antidote" to politics because they operate with empathy while poli
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