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Five Below-the-Line Talents to Track in Colombia
Colombia's below-the-line film talent is emerging as a competitive draw alongside its production incentives, with Netflix's 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' credited with spawning a new generation of c
Richardson Remembers Sam Neill: 'Cool, Suave and Weirdly Shy'
Miranda Richardson has paid tribute to her late colleague Sam Neill, recalling their first meeting on the 1998 production of 'Merlin' and describing him as a rare combination of 'suave and down-to-ear
Madelon Vriesendorp review – sex-crazed visions of skyscrapers copulating
Madelon Vriesendorp's "Mind Games" exhibition opens at Sir John Soane's Museum, showcasing the 1975 "Flagrant Délit" skyscraper sex drawing and recycled-material climate sculptures by the OMA co-found
Ex-Samsung Exec Des Carey Joins Dublin's Elephant Goldfish
Des Carey, a 25-year veteran of Lucasfilm, Company 3, Light Iron and most recently Samsung's cinematic innovation team, has been named Executive Director of Strategic Growth & Innovation at Dublin-bas
Arundhati Roy on Beatles, AI and Indie Filmmaking at London Indian Film Festival
Arundhati Roy appeared at BFI Southbank on July 15 for a Q&A following the U.K. premiere of a 4K restoration of "In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones," recounting the Beatles' silence on her request to
Nolan’s Odyssey filmed in occupied Western Sahara
Sahrawi artist Mohamed Sleiman Labat condemns Christopher Nolan's decision to film *The Odyssey* in occupied Western Sahara, calling it a betrayal that legitimizes Morocco's occupation and erases Indi
John Waters on 60 years of film carnage
John Waters, the 80-year-old "Pope of Trash," reflects on Criterion's dual Blu-ray release of his 1988 Hairspray and 1977 Desperate Living, his decision to stop drugs once he found success, Divine's l
'Motor City': A Dialogue-Free Thriller Driven by Needle Drops
A dialogue-free crime thriller set in 1977 Detroit, directed by Potsy Ponciroli, uses pop needle drops as its narrative spine and announces the director as a distinctive new cinematic voice.
Quentin Tarantino Plans to Retire After His Next Movie. Christopher Nolan Hopes He ‘Won’t Stay True’ to His Word
Christopher Nolan expresses hope that Quentin Tarantino won't follow through on his long-stated plan to retire after his 10th film, calling the idea both admirable and limiting.
Matt Reeves Shares First Look At Robert Pattinson In ‘The Batman Part II’
Matt Reeves unveiled a first-look teaser of Robert Pattinson as Batman in The Batman Part II, confirming the sequel's delay from October 2027 to February 18, 2028, as both Pattinson and Colin Farrell
The Valley Resumes Filming Over Jax Taylor Photos
Bravo's The Valley has resumed filming for Season 3 after already wrapping to capture Brittany Cartwright's reaction to estranged husband Jax Taylor being photographed getting cozy with the publicist
Netflix’s The Roman Adds D’Onofrio, Mara, Brown, Sadoski
Oscar Isaac stars in Netflix's new Las Vegas casino drama *The Roman*, which has added Vincent D’Onofrio, Kate Mara, Clancy Brown, Thomas Sadoski, and Jason Schwartzman to its ensemble cast.
Vincent D’Onofrio, Kate Mara, Clancy Brown Among Five Cast in Netflix Las Vegas Drama ‘The Roman’
Netflix's Las Vegas casino drama "The Roman" has cast Vincent D'Onofrio and Kate Mara as series regulars alongside Oscar Isaac, with Clancy Brown, Thomas Sadoski, and Jason Schwartzman set for recurri
Munch's Chocolate Factory Frieze Goes on Display in Oslo
The Munch Museum in Oslo is exhibiting Edvard Munch's 12-canvas Freia frieze — commissioned in 1922 for a chocolate factory's workers' canteen — using the paintings to explore workers' rights, gender
‘Stuart Fails To Save The Universe’ Stars Kevin Sussman & Lauren Lapkus Talk Sci-Fi ‘Big Bang’ Spinoff With “Reluctant Hero” At Center & Romance
Kevin Sussman and Lauren Lapkus are reuniting as Stuart and Denise to lead "Stuart Fails To Save The Universe," the first Big Bang Theory spinoff to move from CBS to HBO Max, premiering July 23 with w
BTS, Enhypen, K-pop Fans Fuel Surge in Physical Album Sales
K-pop fans powered a 16 percent surge in CD sales in 2026, with BTS's Arirang alone selling 567,000 copies and lifting South Korea to the world's third-largest music exporter, per Luminate's midyear r
Jellicle Ball Closes Early as Broadway Cost Crisis Erupts
Cats: The Jellicle Ball will close August 8, 2026, five months ahead of schedule despite three Tony wins, prompting Andrew Lloyd Webber to publicly declare Broadway faces an economic crisis.
Sundance Institute Sets Talent Development Pact With UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television and the Sundance Institute have signed a five-year collaboration to develop the next generation of filmmakers, launching this September with a Digital Hub
Serkis Defends All-White 'Hunt for Gollum' Cast to BBC
Andy Serkis defended the all-white announced cast of his upcoming 'Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum,' telling the BBC the film will 'somewhat acknowledge' diversity concerns but won't do casting
Bluey Translated Into Yolngu Matha in First Indigenous Release
Five episodes of the award-winning children's cartoon Bluey have been released in Yolngu Matha, marking the first time the series has been translated into an Australian Indigenous language.
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