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Emmy Nominee Kristen Kish Wants ‘Top Chef’ To Cook Up More Prize Money – Contenders TV Nominees Studio
Top Chef host Kristen Kish, nominated for her third consecutive Emmy, used a Deadline Contenders TV appearance to call for boosting the show's prize money to roughly $1 million, citing inflation and t
Dave Marsh, Bruce Springsteen Biographer and Rock Critic, Dies at 76
Dave Marsh, the rock critic whose 1979 book "Born to Run" was among the first major biographies of Bruce Springsteen, has died at 76 in his Connecticut home.
Cavazzin's 'Mutrion' Wins Best Director at Locarno
Italian director Marco Cavazzin's Venice lagoon-set short film "Mutrion" won the best director award at Locarno Film Festival's Pardi di domani (Leopards of Tomorrow) section, the sole Italian entry a
Spider-Man Holds Box Office Crown as Oak Street Opens Soft
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" held the domestic box office crown Friday with $19 million as Warner Bros.' Anne Hathaway dinosaur thriller "The End of Oak Street" opened soft at $8.1 million despite stro
Şerban's Anti-Roma Drama Wins Locarno Golden Leopard
Florin Şerban's "You Don't Belong Here," a drama about anti-Roma racism in Romania, won the Golden Leopard at the 79th Locarno Film Festival, with Hong Sangsoo taking Best Director and Kim Minhee and
Locarno: Șerban's 'You Don't Belong Here' Wins Pardo d'Oro
Florin Șerban's Romanian father-and-son drama 'You Don't Belong Here' won the top Pardo d'Oro at the 79th Locarno Film Festival, with Monica Bellucci and Hong Sangsoo also among the honored filmmakers
Diego Luna, Nicolas Pereda and Rodrigo Plá Set for Competition at Mexico’s Morelia Film Festival
The 24th Morelia Film Festival (October 16-25) unveiled a 96-film competition lineup led by Diego Luna's Netflix-acquired "Ashes," with women directing 40% of the Official Selection and expanded repre
Elizabeth Cook's 'Great Television' Honors Snider, Lifts Women
Country singer-songwriter Elizabeth Cook releases "Great Television," her eighth studio album produced by Shooter Jennings, shaped by the November 2025 death of her close friend Todd Snider and decade
Charlene Kaye's Diversity Shredder skewers music industry
Charlene Kaye's Edinburgh Fringe show 'Diversity Shredder' delivers a sharp musical comedy critique of tokenism and stereotyping faced by queer Asian American artists navigating the music industry.
Dorian TV Awards 2026 Winners Include ‘Heated Rivalry’, ‘Hacks’ Final Season & More — Full List
GALECA announced winners of its 18th annual Dorian TV Awards on Saturday, with HBO Max's "Heated Rivalry" and "Hacks" dominating top categories while Apple TV shows earned multiple honors.
The Greatest Showman Sets 2027 West End Opening
Disney Theatrical Group will premiere its stage adaptation of The Greatest Showman at London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane in spring 2027, led by Oliver Tompsett as P.T. Barnum and Samantha Barks as Char
Kim Minhee Shines in Hong Sangsoo's 'Nowhere to Lay My Eyes'
Hong Sangsoo's 35th feature, the 72-minute 'Nowhere to Lay My Eyes,' premiered in Locarno competition and stars Kim Minhee as a snack importer reuniting with her estranged mother on Jeju Island — her
Will Poulter's 'Union County' Spotlights Ohio Drug Recovery
Will Poulter stars in "Union County," a hybrid narrative-documentary film set in a real Ohio drug recovery court, where he plays a young man working toward sobriety alongside first-time actors sharing
'Everything That's Wrong With You' Premieres at Sarajevo
Slovenian director Urša Menart's intimate dramedy "Everything That's Wrong With You" — inspired by micro-influencers fabricating tragic stories and the parasocial bonds that form around them — makes i
Good With Faces review: tense power play at Summerhall
Edinburgh Fringe reviewers have praised "Good With Faces," Oisín Kearney's two-hander psychological thriller at Summerhall, as a tense power play between a social worker and a single mother where ever
UK's bestselling true crime author accused of domestic abuse
The Guardian's six-month investigation alleges that Christopher Berry-Dee, the UK's all-time bestselling true crime author with nearly 1m sales, beat and terrorized his ex-wife, kept murder memorabili
Courtney Love Says She 'Almost Died' in 2019 From Mystery Illness
Courtney Love disclosed in an Instagram video that she nearly died from a mystery illness in 2019 while moving from Los Angeles to London, and confirmed her long-awaited album is finished with collabo
About That ‘Super Bowl Moment’ in the Middle of ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’
Director Jane Schoenbrun describes spending 100-plus hours prepping the centerpiece killing-spree sequence set to Counting Crows' "Long December" in their third feature "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp
D'Amaro: Parks Were 'Big Surprise' Last Quarter
Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro told CNBC that the company's parks division was a 'big surprise' in the last quarter, while emphasizing that Disney now has 'clarity' and 'stability' heading forward.
New Reykjavik Summit Film Too Kind to Reagan
A new film about the October 1986 Reykjavik summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev draws criticism for overcorrecting in Reagan's favor, portraying him as confident and prepared when recor
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