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Bellingham to Start as England's No. 10 vs Croatia
Jude Bellingham is set to start as England's number 10 in Wednesday's World Cup Group L opener against Croatia in Dallas, with manager Thomas Tuchel choosing the Real Madrid star over Aston Villa's Mo
Banchi Hanuse's 'Ceremony' Wins SXSW, Hot Docs, Sydney
Indigenous director Banchi Hanuse's documentary "Ceremony," a 12-year project telling the story of her Nuxalk community through the disappearance of the ooligan fish, has won major festival awards and
Living Through Russia’s ‘Complete Extermination’ of a Ukrainian City
An excerpt from journalist James Verini's new book 'The Theater' follows aspiring actors Liza and Dima, who sheltered in Mariupol's Drama Theater during the 81-day Russian siege and coped by turning t
Indie Specialized Box Office Chart: Italian Comedy ‘The Last One for the Road’ Makes Last Push Before Digital Release
Italian road-trip comedy 'The Last One for the Road' surged 154% on the specialized box office chart in its seventh week, a last push before its digital debut, while Magnolia's 'Carolina Caroline' hel
Hulu's 'The Season' Channels 'Crazy Rich Asians' Energy
Hulu's new Hong Kong drama 'The Season,' created by Yalun Tu, positions itself as a spiritual heir to 'Crazy Rich Asians' with soapy twists among the city's quasi-aristocracy, though Variety's review
MIFA Targets Financing Crisis With Cross-IP, AI Push
MIFA director Véronique Encrenaz reframes the so-called "animation crisis" as a financing crisis, as the Annecy market (June 23-26) doubles down on cross-IP, AI, and Asian delegations to navigate the
Box Office: ‘Toy Story 5’ Eyes Record $150 Million-Plus Opening Weekend
Disney and Pixar's 'Toy Story 5' is targeting a $145-150 million domestic opening that would make it the biggest debut in the 31-year-old franchise, with some forecasts stretching to $175 million.
YouTube India Positions Connected TV as New Prime-Time Screen, Unveils Three-Lever Strategy for M&E Partners at APOS
YouTube India Managing Director Gunjan Soni declared connected TV India's new 'prime-time screen' at the APOS conference in Bali, unveiling a three-part M&E partner strategy as the platform's CTV reac
Incentives Arms Race Lures Dune 3, Resident Evil to CEE
Central and Eastern European countries are winning a production-services boom as Hollywood cost-cutting sends blockbusters like 'Dune 3,' 'Wednesday,' and 'Resident Evil' to film in Budapest, Prague,
Culver City Makes Film Production Incentives Permanent
Culver City has made its temporary film production incentive measures permanent, betting that free parking, tax suspensions, and other perks will keep Netflix, MGM+, and other studios shooting in the
Streaming Titles Are Following the Theatrical Trend of Less Diversity, Finds UCLA Hollywood Report
UCLA's 2025 Hollywood Diversity Report finds streaming movies are following theatrical releases in declining diversity, with people of color losing ground in key employment categories even as Netflix'
Lily Allen's West End Girl hits arenas
Lily Allen has scaled her West End Girl theatre show into an arena tour, performing the acclaimed breakup album as a one-woman theatrical piece that dramatises the collapse of her marriage to David Ha
Cher & Bob Geldof In Talks For Animated Feature ‘FlySquad – First Strike!’
Cher and Bob Geldof are in early talks to voice characters in 'FlySquad – First Strike!,' an independently developed Australian animated feature about three insect heroes infiltrating a human chemical
Is ‘Austin Powers 4’ Happening? Mike Myers Says ‘Yes’ (but Nothing Else)
Mike Myers confirmed a fourth 'Austin Powers' film is in the works during a guest appearance on 'Trevor Noah's World Cup Watch Party,' answering a fan's question with a swift, solitary 'Yes!' and zero
Thornton's 'Wolfram' Premieres in Shanghai After Berlin
Australian director Warwick Thornton brought his latest feature "Wolfram" — a 1930s-set drama about Aboriginal child labor that also foregrounds Chinese migrant workers — to the Shanghai International
Streaming Giants Bet on Asian IP at APOS 2026
Executives from Netflix, Prime Video, Disney, and Warner Bros. Discovery converged at APOS 2026 in Bali to outline how Asian IP and local storytelling have become central to their global streaming gro
‘There’s a kind of magic to her work’: Maren Hassinger’s one-of-a-kind sculptures
The Berkeley Art Museum's 'Living Moving Growing' retrospective surveys 50 years of Maren Hassinger's practice, transforming everyday gestures — knots, breath-filled bags, twisted newspaper — into com
April X Director Cast Storrie Before Heated Rivalry
Director Michel K. Parandi cast Connor Storrie as the lead of his sci-fi film 'April X' before the actor's overnight fame from 'Heated Rivalry,' comparing his early confidence to Ridley Scott discover
John Early's 'Maddie's Secret' blends satire and
John Early and Kate Berlant reunite for "Maddie's Secret," Early's directorial debut, a genre-blending influencer satire and melodrama about a dishwasher-turned-aspiring-food-influencer battling bulim
Bleech 9:3 Turn AA Recovery Into Major-Label Rock Debut
Irish rock band Bleech 9:3 — fronted by frontman Barry Quinlan and guitarist Sam Duffy, who sponsor each other in Alcoholics Anonymous — have released a five-song debut EP, secured major-label deals o
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