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Four Beatles Biopic Actors Film Abbey Road Cover Recreation
Paul Mescal, Joseph Quinn, Barry Keoghan, and Harris Dickinson were spotted recreating the iconic Abbey Road album cover for Sam Mendes' authorized four-film Beatles biopic, set for April 2028 release
Dolly Parton Misses Dollywood Opening Due to Health
Dolly Parton skipped the Friday dedication of Dollywood's new NightFlight Expedition coaster, appearing via a pre-recorded video to explain that ongoing dizziness and dehydration had her Nashville doc
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Hits $2B in 17 Days
Sony/Marvel's Spider-Man: Brand New Day became the second-fastest film to cross $2 billion globally, reaching the milestone in 17 days and posting the second-best third weekend ever domestically at $7
TikTok Shop Diamond Auctions Create Accidental Buyers
TikTok Shop's live diamond auctions — mostly lab-grown stones sold for as little as $1 to over $2,000 in 10-to-30-second countdowns — have buyers describing the experience as addictively like 'Gen Z's
George MacKay Anchors Paul Wright's 'Mission'
Paul Wright's 'Mission,' his long-awaited second narrative feature, premieres in competition at Edinburgh with George MacKay delivering a deeply committed turn as an aimless Scottish hotel worker spir
Role Model Rejects Pop Star Label on New Album
Singer Tucker Pillsbury, known as Role Model, discusses his resistance to genre labels and pop stardom while embracing eclectic influences on his new album *Chuck Timely & The Hourglass*, revealing pe
Mira Sorvino Previews 'Romy & Michele 2' At D23
Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow reunited at D23 in Anaheim to preview 'Romy and Michele 2,' a sequel 30 years in the making that both stars executive produce. Sorvino reflected on the original's enduring
Berlinger's Manson Doc Counters Conspiracy Theories
Filmmaker Joe Berlinger tells Vulture his new Netflix Manson documentary uses previously unheard prison tapes to debunk conspiracy theories — including the bestselling 'Helter Skelter' race-war narrat
‘Borges And Me’ Review: Marc Turtletaub’s Hallucinatory ’70s Road Trip Is Smart, Literary And Playful – Edinburgh Film Festival
Marc Turtletaub's 'Borges And Me,' premiering out of competition at the Edinburgh Film Festival, adapts American writer Jay Parini's real 1971 Scottish road trip with the blind 72-year-old Jorge Luis
Walmart, Home Depot, Target Earnings Test U.S. Consumer
Walmart, Home Depot, and Target are set to report earnings this week in what outlets frame as a critical read on the health of the U.S. consumer.
Jonno debuts solo show as therapy for anxiety
Daran 'Jonno' Johnson launches his solo standup debut at the Edinburgh Fringe, blending personal revelation with surreal comedy in a show born from using performance as exposure therapy for anxiety.
James Ford Wrote Album From Hospital Bed During Chemo
Producer James Ford, behind records for Arctic Monkeys, Depeche Mode, and Pulp, was diagnosed with leukemia on Christmas Eve 2024 and recorded his solo album 'Lost in Another World' from his chemother
Morina's 'Shame and Money' Hits Sarajevo After Sundance Win
Visar Morina's Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner 'Shame and Money' is now competing in the main section of the Sarajevo Film Festival, with the Kosovo-born, Germany-based director framing his economic-
Natalie Imbruglia's Playlist: Torn Regrets, Queen Funeral
Natalie Imbruglia shares the songs that shaped her life in a candid playlist interview, from her fifth-birthday vinyl of California Dreamin' to her funeral request of Another One Bites the Dust segued
Not for Glory redefines Celtic dance with irreverence and heart
A new dance-theatre show, *Not for Glory*, deconstructs traditional Irish and Highland dance through irreverent performance and personal reflection, challenging the cultural weight of these forms whil
'The Last Drop' review: Hamlet meets Brazilian housing rot
Edinburgh fringe review of "The Last Drop," a 60-minute Brazilian dark domestic comedy by Dante Passarelli that borrows Hamlet's bookends to skewer urban corruption and class rot.
Disney Pushes Vertical Video, ESPN to Grow Disney+
Disney leadership laid out its streaming growth strategy at D23 in Anaheim, spotlighting vertical video, ESPN's global sports push, and local-language originals as core drivers for Disney+ subscriber
Frieda Luk's 'Sacred Creatures' Premieres at Edinburgh
Director Frieda Luk's debut feature "Sacred Creatures" world premieres in competition at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, a Canada-Italy production starring Olivia Luccardi as a woman whose
Macro Photography Boom Reveals Hidden Insect Detail
Macro photography has quietly grown into a viable art form and career, with photographers worldwide using focus-stacking techniques to reveal intricate insect portraits that most people overlook in da
Gen Z flocks to BirdTok as birding takes flight: ‘It’s a craving for something real’
Birding content is surging on TikTok as Gen Z turns to gentler nature videos amid a polarizing, AI-heavy internet. UK #birding posts jumped 40% in three months, with one seagull video racking up 52 mi
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