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Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Satluj’ Pulled From India by ZEE5 Two Days After Release, Platform Says Film ‘Unavailable Until Further Notice’
ZEE5 has pulled Diljit Dosanjh's "Satluj," a drama inspired by Sikh human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, from its Indian streaming catalogue less than two days after its July 3 premiere, while
Ray Tijssen's AI 'Algorithmic Organisms' Debuts in Kuala Lumpur
Dutch audiovisual artist Ray Tijssen (aka 0010×0010) opened 'Algorithmic Organisms 2.0,' an AI-driven immersive audiovisual exhibition at The Grey Box, GMBB Kuala Lumpur, running publicly through July
Hoffman Gets Crystal Globe at Karlovy Vary Opener
Dustin Hoffman received the Crystal Globe for Outstanding Artistic Contribution to World Cinema at the 60th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival's opening ceremony, where Maggie Gyllenhaal also ac
Coffin Breaks Down 'Minions & Monsters' Easter Eggs
Pierre Coffin breaks down the classic Hollywood Easter eggs packed into 'Minions and Monsters,' from a Universal logo time-travel sequence to George Lucas's museum cameo and a 'Citizen Kane' moment he
How Catherine Zeta-Jones Got Cast by Pure Chance
Producer Pip Burley has revealed that Catherine Zeta-Jones' breakout role in ITV's The Darling Buds of May came down to "pure good fortune," after he spotted the Swansea-born actress in a yellow dress
Close to Home: Baltic pairs Murtha's Newcastle with Ryniewicz
Baltic gallery's 'Close to Home' pairs Tish Murtha's gritty 1970s-80s Newcastle documentary photographs with Kuba Ryniewicz's playful contemporary work — but the review argues the two bodies of work l
Michelle Dockery Returns to London Stage in 'Bloodsport'
Michelle Dockery will star as Helen of Troy in Ava Pickett's new play Bloodsport: After Helen of Troy at London's Stratford East theater, marking her return to the London stage after a seven-year abse
Dutton Ranch Finale: Rob-Will Killed, Fentanyl Cows
Paramount+'s 'Dutton Ranch' closed its first season with a cartel firefight, as Rob-Will Jackson was apparently shot dead by his brother Joaquin on orders from their cartel-chief father, who was also
Supergirl Flop Threatens Superhero Movie Era
Supergirl's $38M domestic opening against a $170M budget crystallizes doubts about whether lesser-known superhero solo films can carry a cinematic universe, raising urgent strategic questions for both
Abandoned Disney+ Doc: Siblings Trace Parents to Crime Gang
Disney+ four-part documentary 'Abandoned' follows three siblings found nameless at Barcelona's Estació de França in 1984 as they unravel, via DNA and a volunteer investigator team, the identity of the
‘If you see one movie this year’: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey set to storm the box office
Christopher Nolan's $250 million adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey, his first film since the Oscar-winning Oppenheimer, arrives this summer aiming to dominate the box office with an all-star cast, all
Mary Oliver Documentary Premieres on PBS in Late August
Sasha Waters' documentary "Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World" opens with Stephen Colbert tearfully reciting "The Summer Day" and celebrates the late Pulitzer-winning poet through celebrity
Morocco Bets on Hollywood With $25 Million Film Hub in ‘Gladiator 2’ Location Ouarzazate
Morocco has broken ground on a $25 million film production complex in Ouarzazate, the desert city already famous as a stand-in for ancient Rome in Ridley Scott's 'Gladiator 2,' aiming to offer interna
Four Composers Respond to Ali Smith's Seasonal Quartet
The Netherlands' New European Ensemble staged a concert of four commissions by female composers responding to Ali Smith's Seasonal Quartet novels, with the author reading extracts and the production h
Low Cut Connie’s All-Inclusive, All-American Protest Music
Philadelphia singer-songwriter Adam Weiner released Low Cut Connie's eighth studio album 'Livin' in the USA' on Friday, framing it as joyful protest music inspired by Fred Rogers' call to channel ange
Netflix Hires 'Return To Hogwarts' Producer For U.S. Docs
Netflix has hired Mohammed Adnan, a development producer on HBO Max's Emmy-nominated Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts, as manager of documentary series in its U.S. team.
Asjha Cooper Cast in Raising Kanan Final Season as Tiana/Jarita
Asjha Cooper has joined Power Book III: Raising Kanan's fifth and final season as Tiana, a call girl whose legal name Jarita connects to the Power mothership's Tasha Smith-era character. She'll then m
Asjha Cooper Cast as Young Jarita in Power: Origins
The fifth and final season of "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" revealed Asjha Cooper's character Tiana is actually young Jarita — the future mother of Kanan's son — setting up Cooper's promotion to ser
The Verge's Annual Summer 'In' and 'Out' List Returns
The Verge published its annual summer 'in' and 'out' list, a recurring editorial feature where staff members weigh in on which tech and culture trends are in, out, or somewhere in between for the seas
Caro and Capper Sculptures Rise in Oxfordshire Fields
An intergenerational sculpture exhibition called "Heavy Metal" places Anthony Caro's reclaimed-steel works alongside kinetic pieces by James Capper across the fields and woods of Albion Barn in south
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