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Ben McKenzie Joins Wife Morena Baccarin On ‘Sheriff Country’ Season 2 Premiere
Ben McKenzie will guest star on the Season 2 premiere of CBS's 'Sheriff Country' alongside his real-life wife Morena Baccarin, marking the former 'Gotham' co-stars' first appearance together on the se
Kit Harington Joins ‘Harry Potter’ Season 2 as Gilderoy Lockhart, Replacing Nicholas Hoult
HBO's "Harry Potter" series has tapped Kit Harington to play Gilderoy Lockhart in Season 2, stepping in after Nicholas Hoult exited due to scheduling conflicts.
‘Call My Agent’ Is Getting Its First Movie — Can the Beloved French Farce Delight Fans New and Old?
The beloved French dramedy series "Call My Agent" is getting its first feature film, premiering on Netflix on September 10 with the original cast reprising their roles five years after the show's fict
Meg White Becomes Third Female Drummer in Rock Hall of Fame
Meg White's deliberate retreat from public life only intensified cultural fascination with her drumming, culminating in her 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction as only the third female drummer h
NAZA Gaza documentary sole Golden Lion contender at Venice
NAZA, a Guardian-produced documentary about Israel's bombing campaign in Gaza from Oscar-winning No Other Land directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, will be the only documentary competing for Venic
Ricky Martin Joins Gael García Bernal's 'Hombre al Agua'
Ricky Martin is revealed as a cast member and executive producer on Gael García Bernal's 'Hombre al Agua,' joining the Venice-bound comedy-drama in his first fully Spanish-language screen role in over
Banderas to Get Agent of Change Award at Premios Juventud
Antonio Banderas will be honored as the Agent of Change at the 2026 Premios Juventud, which is heading to Marbella, Spain for the first time in a TelevisaUnivision-RTVE partnership.
Sky Arts Greenlights Handel and Debussy Docs
Sky Arts has commissioned two classical music documentaries — 'The Handel Scandal' from Factory Films and 'Dangerous Debussy' from David Harewood's Section 52 Films — both set to air free on the chann
Brad Pitt's 'Heart of the Beast' Lands at San Sebastián
Paramount's Brad Pitt survival thriller "Heart of the Beast," directed by David Ayer, has been added to San Sebastián Film Festival's Official Selection as the festival's first major star reveal of 20
Why Saw Is My Feelgood Movie
A writer explains how the horror franchise Saw, despite its flaws, became a personal source of emotional resilience and a meditation on survival.
Shelley Fabares, Star of ‘The Donna Reed Show’ and ‘Coach,’ Dead at 82
Actress Shelley Fabares, who rose to fame as Mary Stone on 'The Donna Reed Show' and later earned two Emmy nominations on ABC's 'Coach,' has died at 82 in Los Angeles, her family confirmed to People.
Revival Review: Netflix Zombie Drama Earns Its Heart
A Guardian review hails Netflix's 'Revival,' a 10-part zombie drama adapted from Tim Seeley and Mike Norton's comics, as 'the most moving zombie show ever,' crediting Melanie Scrofano's lead performan
Marlon James's 'The Disappearers' Longlisted for Booker
Marlon James's 640-page novel 'The Disappearers,' longlisted for this year's Booker Prize, mounts a polyphonic, harrowing exploration of homophobia and queer survival in Aids-era Kingston, centered on
Dan Tiernan Quartz and All Review: Furious but Short of a Leap
Dan Tiernan's Edinburgh fringe show "Quartz and All," a furious hour of comedy built around healing crystals, draws a mixed verdict: praised for crowd work and standout callbacks, but faulted for crud
Dian Weys' Vultures Wins HollyShorts Grand Prize
South African filmmaker Dian Weys' 15-minute short 'Vultures' won the Grand Jury Prize at HollyShorts Film Festival, earning Oscar qualification and a $60,000 Panavison camera package.
Devil in Silver: The Real Horror Is US Mental Healthcare
A new review of The Terror: Devil in Silver argues the AMC anthology's psychiatric hospital setting lands harder as an indictment of the underfunded US mental healthcare system than as conventional su
Will Forte, Lana Condor “Had Hope” For ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Release After “Freakin’ Awesome” Funeral Screening
Ketchup Entertainment will release Coyote vs. Acme in theaters August 28, nearly two years after Warner Bros-Discovery shelved the Looney Tunes film for a $30 million tax write-off during its corporat
Dr. Dre Embraces AI In Music: 'New Tool For Creativity'
Dr. Dre told The New York Times he's using AI in his music production and rejected the notion that the technology threatens creativity, comparing skeptics to those who once opposed drum machines and s
Halloween Video Game Banned in Australia Over Marijuana Mechanic
Halloween: The Game has been refused classification in Australia because its marijuana-smoking mechanic — which lets players see Michael Myers' location — was deemed a banned 'incentive or reward' for
Versailles-Styled As You Like It Wows With Comedy
A new staging of Shakespeare's As You Like It, co-directed by Sean Holmes and Charlie Josephine, relocates Duke Frederick's court to Louis XVI's Versailles with Molière-esque flourishes, earning prais
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