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Lowry Exhibition Reveals 1932 Football Painting Unseen 85 Years
A major LS Lowry exhibition opening at MK Gallery on 24 October will showcase 140 works including a 1932 football painting not seen publicly in 85 years, with curators challenging his reputation as a
Why the Odyssey Endures From Homer to Nolan
As Christopher Nolan prepares his big-screen Odyssey adaptation, an essay traces the ancient Greek epic's 2,700-year journey from oral bardic tradition to the DNA of everything from Game of Thrones to
Gary Jarman’s Life in Songs Revealed
Gary Jarman of The Cribs shares the deeply personal soundtrack of his life, from childhood memories to Swayze-inspired romance fantasies, ahead of the band’s UK tour.
'Five Years, Four Months' Review: Colombia's Missing
Colombian film 'Five Years, Four Months,' directed by Juan Miguel Gelacio and Esteban Hoyos García, premiered at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, offering a haunting portrait of a fiction
Jay-Z Celebrates ‘The Blueprint’ at Yankee Stadium with Eminem
Jay-Z celebrated the 25th anniversary of 'The Blueprint' at Yankee Stadium with a tightly curated set and surprise guest appearances from Eminem, Pharrell Williams, and Slick Rick, while notably omitt
Frankie Grande Defends Big Brother 28 Camp Premiere
Frankie Grande slammed BuzzFeed Canada for calling Big Brother's Season 28 premiere 'the most embarrassing show on TV,' defending the campy dinosaur-themed opening as part of the CBS reality hit's DNA
Ciara Miller Confirms Summer House Season 11 Return
Ciara Miller confirmed on Love Island USA Aftersun that she's rejoining the Summer House Season 11 cast in the Hamptons, with filming delayed beyond its typical 4th of July start to accommodate her re
Deschanel: New Girl Cast Had to 'Fight' for Lamorne Morris
Zooey Deschanel revealed that she and her New Girl co-stars had to actively lobby network and studio executives to cast Lamorne Morris as Winston Bishop on the Fox comedy after his original audition f
Jack White Releases Angry, Intense 'Frozen Charlotte'
Jack White's new album 'Frozen Charlotte' delivers a ferocious, tightly wound return to the blues-rock intensity of 2024's 'No Name,' with lyrics steeped in personal and existential turmoil, marking a
Elle Renewed as Prime Video's Most-Watched Debut
Amazon renewed 'Legally Blonde' prequel 'Elle' for Season 2 after it became Prime Video's most-watched first-week series, while showrunners paid tribute to James Van Der Beek, whose villain role becam
The Sentinels reimagines WWI with French super soldiers
The Sentinels, a new alternate history series on BBC Four, reimagines World War I with French super soldiers enhanced by a dangerous serum, blending sci-fi thrills with ethical dilemmas and personal t
'Lover, Not a Fighter' Wins Proxima at Karlovy Vary
Slovakian writer-director Martina Buchelová's debut feature 'Lover, Not a Fighter,' a GenZ romantic comedy starring Adam Kubala as a tree-climbing slacker, won the Proxima competition at the Karlovy V
Greek Filmmaker Christos Nikou, the Director of ‘Apples’ and ‘Fingernails,’ on Creating ‘Tender Cinema’
Greek filmmaker Christos Nikou — director of 'Apples' and the Apple TV–picked 'Fingernails' — mentored 10 young European directors at Karlovy Vary Film Festival this week, urging them to develop their
Barbara Ling Dead: ‘Michael’ & ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ Production Designer Was 73
Barbara Ling, the Oscar-winning production designer behind Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' and the recently released Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael,' has died at 73 following a ca
Jay-Z Performs 'Reasonable Doubt' in Full at Yankee Stadium
Jay-Z performed his 1996 debut album 'Reasonable Doubt' front to back at Yankee Stadium on Friday night, joined by Beyoncé, Nas, and daughter Blue Ivy Carter, marking 30 years since the record that la
‘Moana’ Live-Action Honors Polynesian Culture Through Authentic
The live-action 'Moana' premiere celebrates authentic Polynesian representation, with cultural consultants, cast, and creatives emphasizing the importance of accurate traditions, language, and identit
World Cup Viewership Propels Telemundo and Peacock, Smashing TV Ratings Records
Telemundo's World Cup coverage is shattering Spanish-language U.S. TV records, with the England-Mexico match on July 5 drawing 23.2 million viewers — the most-watched Spanish-language telecast in Amer
Palworld 1.0 Quietly Redesigns Pals To Look Less Like Pokémon
Palworld's long-awaited 1.0 update launched with 72 new Pals, new locations, and a raised level cap, but quietly redesigned at least four preexisting creatures to make them less visually similar to Po
Palworld Cracks Steam's Top 15 Player Peak List — Twice
Palworld 1.0 surged to 725,000 concurrent Steam players at launch, landing the game in Steam's top 15 all-time peak counts — a list that already includes the original Palworld at #3.
Nolan: Gen Z Filmmakers 'Utterly Rejecting' AI
Christopher Nolan praised Gen Z filmmakers for what he called the swiftest mass rejection of a major technology he's ever seen, arguing generative AI is hitting Hollywood at exactly the wrong moment a
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