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Wasikowska Leads Dorabialski's Venice Debut 'Agata the Writer'
Kuba Dorabialski's debut feature 'Agata the Writer' premiered in the Giornate degli Autori sidebar at Venice, starring Mia Wasikowska as a Polish-Australian novelist who travels to Sarajevo to researc
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Holds No. 1 for Sixth Weekend
Spider-Man: Brand New Day held No. 1 at the domestic box office for a sixth consecutive weekend with an estimated $23M Labor Day haul, pushing its North American total to $923M and within reach of Sta
Summer Box Office Nears $4.76B Record on Spider-Man
The summer 2026 domestic box office sits at $4.732B, needing a $114.1M–$115.9M Labor Day four-day frame to top 2013's $4.756B all-time record, with Sony's Spider-Man: Brand New Day anchoring the chart
Barbara Eden Cancels Cinecon Appearance Due To Illness
Barbara Eden cancelled her Cinecon 62 appearance on Saturday due to sudden illness, with co-star Pat Boone stepping in to accept her Legacy Award on her behalf.
Petition Seeks Macklemore's Removal From Ed Sheeran Tour
Macklemore's onstage 'Free Palestine' plea while opening for Ed Sheeran at MetLife Stadium prompted the Israeli-American Council to launch a petition demanding his removal from the remaining Loop Tour
Audible's Seven-Language 'Dracula' Premieres At Venice
Audible unveiled a seven-language audio adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula at the Venice Film Festival, its largest audio production yet, starring Jonathan Bailey, Ella Purnell, and Maggie Gyllenhaal
Bob Minkin’s Best Photos of New York Music in the Seventies and Eighties
Photographer Bob Minkin's collection captures the New York concert scene from a 1974 Eric Clapton show through 1986, featuring rare backstage and onstage moments with artists including Bruce Springste
Khalid Abdalla on Balancing Art, Gaza Activism
British-Egyptian actor Khalid Abdalla sits down for a 28-minute Al Jazeera feature discussing how he has balanced his film career with outspoken activism against Israel's war on Gaza.
Tucson Realtor Duct-Taped to Seat After Flight Meltdown
A Tucson real estate agent was duct-taped to a seat after becoming unruly on a flight, with the New York Post reporting the outburst included use of a racial slur.
Lee Chang-dong's 'Possible Love' Review: Two Couples Covet
Lee Chang-dong returns with 'Possible Love,' a 164-minute drama about two Korean couples whose lives intertwine after a violent factory strike crackdown, earning comparisons to the 'Burning' director'
Bad Bunny Wins His First Emmy Award
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl LX Halftime Show swept all seven Creative Arts Emmy nominations on Saturday, making him a first-time Emmy winner and only the third halftime show to win Outstanding Variety Spec
‘The Debut’ Review: Julianne Moore Shines in Jesse Eisenberg’s Story of Midlife Reinvention in Community Theater
Julianne Moore stars as a New Jersey housewife who drops family obligations to fully embody her role in a community theater production, in Jesse Eisenberg's 'The Debut,' which premiered at Telluride a
Wilder Blue Turns Luke Combs Boost Into New Album Cinco
The independent Texas country band Wilder Blue released their fifth studio album 'Cinco' last month as they work to convert the career boost from a 2023 viral collaboration with Luke Combs into sustai
Swiss Directors Debate English Shift at Venice Panel
At a Venice Production Bridge panel, Swiss directors Tim Fehlbaum, Ursula Meier, and Michael Koch discussed the rise of English-language Swiss cinema—Fehlbaum unveiling a historical Berlin-set film as
King Lear review – Ian McDiarmid is a titanic, heartbreaking wonder
Ian McDiarmid, 82, delivers a 'titanic' Lear in Titus Halder's Sheffield Crucible staging, which builds its interpretation around the play's 30 invocations of 'nothing' and a set evoking a nuclear aft
Dawnwalker Sells 1M Copies in 3 Days
The Blood of Dawnwalker, the debut RPG from Rebel Wolves — a studio founded by former Witcher developers — surpassed one million copies sold worldwide in just three days, while also peaking at over 70
Momo Boyd on Solo Debut and American Love Song Backlash
Singer Momo Boyd, 27 — a member of sibling quintet Infinity Song — discusses her solo debut EP 'Miss Michigan,' her upcoming European tour, and the backlash to her Americana-styled single 'American Lo
Richard Osman Appears To Confirm ‘The Celebrity Traitors’ Premiere Date Amid Talk That Season 2 Was “Intense” To Film
Richard Osman appeared to let slip that The Celebrity Traitors Season 2 will premiere on September 23, dropping the supposedly embargoed date during a live podcast taping with Season 1 contestant Joe
Femi Koleoso Guest Edits Culture Section on Hope
Ezra Collective frontman Femi Koleoso guest edited a Saturday magazine's culture section, using the platform to argue that hope — the belief in renewal after pain — can counter despair, while promotin
Armenian-American's Genocide Graphic Novel Names Gaza
Dana Mashoian Walrath, an Armenian-American artist and anthropologist, has released 'The Book of Genocides,' an interactive graphic novel covering 10 historical genocides including Palestine, and says
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