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Van Der Beek to Reiner: TV's Greatest Posthumous Roles
James Van Der Beek's posthumous role in Amazon's Elle leads a roundup of standout posthumous TV performances, alongside Carrie Fisher's Catastrophe turn, Chadwick Boseman in What If…?, and Ray Liotta'
Dolly Parton’s ‘Dolly: A True Original Musical’ Sets Broadway Run, With Previews Beginning in December
Broadway will be saying “Hello, Dolly” before the end of the year, as the musical telling the life story of country-pop ...
TIFF’s 51st Edition Sets Siân Heder’s ‘Being Heumann’ As Opening-Night Film
TIFF unveiled the opening-night and additional world-premiere selections for its 51st edition, naming Apple Original Films' 'Being Heumann' — Siân Heder's Judy Heumann biopic starring Ruth Madeley — a
Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz & Stephen Graham-Led Apple TV Drama ‘Nocturne’ Sets Premiere Date
Apple TV's crime drama 'Nocturne,' led by Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz, and Stephen Graham, will premiere on October 30, with the 10-episode series adapting Lars Kepler's novels about a homicide detect
Oscar Winner Borenstein Joins Afghan Refugee Doc as EP
Oscar-winning director David Borenstein (Mr. Nobody Against Putin) is joining as executive producer on 'A Fox Under a Pink Moon,' a documentary co-directed by Iranian filmmaker Mehrdad Oskouei and 16-
V&A Dundee Showcases Ushida Findlay's Soft Architecture
V&A Dundee opens an exhibition tracing Kathryn Findlay's career with partner Eisaku Ushida, whose surreal Japanese architecture blended Dalí-inspired softness with organic, fractal forms.
CAA Hires Georgia Katz to Expand UK Creators Unit
CAA has hired veteran talent agent Georgia Katz to strengthen its UK creators division, as the Hollywood agency expands its reach among digital-first content makers in Britain.
Macbeth-Inspired 'Fadia' Wins Monte-Carlo Golden Nymph
Palestinian-Israeli filmmaker Shady Srour's Macbeth-inspired thriller 'Fadia' — about a woman left for dead by family in an honor killing — won the Golden Nymph at the Monte-Carlo TV Festival and four
Jude Law to Star in Getaway Driver Movie by Zach Baylin
Jude Law will star in a getaway driver action movie written by 'Black Rabbit' co-creator Zach Baylin and produced by Law's company Riff Raff Entertainment, with the project announced at Karlovy Vary.
Colombia Doubles for Mexico in Presburger's 'Belleza'
Miércoles Entertainment, the new venture from former Pantelion/Pantaya exec Paul Presburger, shot its debut feature "Belleza" entirely in Bogotá as a stand-in for Mexico City, leveraging Secuoya Studi
Dolly Parton Musical to Open on Her 81st Birthday
Dolly Parton's biographical stage musical 'Dolly: A True Original Musical' will begin Broadway previews at the St. James Theatre on December 7 and officially open on January 19, 2027 — the country ico
‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ Sets 35th Anniversary Global Re-Release
StudioCanal, Fathom Entertainment, and Rialto Pictures are bringing James Cameron's Terminator 2: Judgment Day back to theaters in 4K and RealD 3D for its 35th anniversary, with a U.S. rollout on Aug.
'Wolf' Stars Credit Emotions for Turkish Dizi Global Success
At the Italian Global Series Festival in Rimini, 'Wolf' stars Özge Gürel and Serkan Çayoğlu credited universal emotions and deep Turkish storytelling traditions for the international explosion of Turk
Jay-Z Adds London Show to 'Jay-Z 30' Anniversary Tour
Jay-Z has added a London date at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sept. 4 to his career-spanning "Jay-Z 30" concert series — his only UK stop of the year — joining previously announced Paris and Los Angel
Nolan's Odyssey Premieres to 'Absolute Triumph' Reviews
Christopher Nolan's three-hour adaptation of Homer's Odyssey world premiered in London on Monday night, drawing ecstatic early reactions from critics who called it an 'absolute triumph' and a 'crownin
BTS review – pure joy and astonishing versatility at K-pop titans’ first UK show in seven years
BTS returned to the UK for the first time in seven years with their Arirang tour, delivering a pyro-heavy, genre-spanning spectacle to 62,000 London fans that won over even an initially skeptical revi
CineLink Unveils 24 Projects, Critics' Week Partnership
CineLink, the Sarajevo Film Festival's industry arm, locked its 2026 slate of 16 feature projects and 8 drama series projects and unveiled a €10,000 Kosovo Cinematography Center cash award and a new p
Country People Review: Mason's Joyful Vermont Novel
Daniel Mason's novel "Country People" — his follow-up to the acclaimed 2023 hit "North Woods" — follows a California family transplanted to Vermont, where the husband's literary obsessions pull him in
Sunburst Impersonators Sail Off on 'Sunset' Cruise
About 20 members of the Sunburst Convention of Celebrity Impersonators, a 20-year-old Orlando tribute-artist gathering now threatened by aging members, deceased subjects and AI, boarded the MSC Seasho
Adeyemi Cuts Ties With Children of Blood & Bone Film
Tomi Adeyemi, author of the bestselling YA novel Children of Blood and Bone, publicly severed ties with the Paramount film adaptation after sharing messages she sent to star Amandla Stenberg during a
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