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Bono, Vedder, Hozier Mourn Glen Hansard at Dublin Funeral
Glen Hansard, the Oscar-winning Irish singer-songwriter of The Frames and Once, was laid to rest at St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin on Tuesday, one week after his death in a motorcycle crash at age 5
Love Me Tender: Krieps anchors queer custody drama
Vicky Krieps stars in Anna Cazenave Cambet's 'Love Me Tender,' adapted from Constance Debré's autobiographical novel about a French mother denied contact with her son for 18 months after coming out as
Hwang Bo-reum, Lee Geum-yi Among Authors in Busan Story Market’s 2026 Selections
The Busan Story Market unveiled 25 official selections for 2026 spanning IP from Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and Indonesia, including works by international bestseller Hwang Bo-reum and two-time Hans Christ
Post Your Questions for Imelda Staunton
Dame Imelda Staunton — Olivier Award-winner, Oscar nominee for Vera Drake, and the final seasons' Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown — is taking reader questions for a Guardian Q&A, with submissions due
Made in Korea Season 2 Premieres Sept. 9 on Disney+, Hulu
Crime noir series "Made in Korea" returns for a six-episode second season on Sept. 9, with Hyun Bin's power-hungry KCIA operative and Jung Woosung's prosecutor locked in an escalating clash that began
How Lindsay Anderson got fired from Wham's China documentary
The producer of Wham!'s 1985 China documentary reveals that managers Jazz Summers and Simon Napier-Bell orchestrated director Lindsay Anderson's dismissal to repurpose his footage into a commercial VH
Cruise Ships Stage West End-Worthy Theatre
Cruise ships are transforming into high-end performance venues, hosting award-winning theatre productions and attracting top-tier creatives once skeptical of the medium.
Mary Egida Rivera Dies at 82 After Stroke
Mary Egida Rivera, who played Ned’s Lola in Spider-Man: No Way Home, has died at 82 following a stroke and the family's decision to remove life support.
Variety Pans Eli Roth's 'Ice Cream Man' as Derivative Splatter
Variety pans Eli Roth's "Ice Cream Man" as a derivative, one-joke splatter film in which a sinister mute milkman hands middle schoolers demonically possessed ice-cream cones that turn them into killer
Late Fame Review: Dafoe, Lee Shine in Quiet NYC Drama
Late Fame, Kent Jones's adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler's 1890s novella starring Willem Dafoe as a rediscovered poet, opens theatrically August 7, 2026, earning praise as a quietly luminous indie abou
Chris Distefano Signs With CAA
CAA has signed comedian Chris Distefano for representation, adding the New York comic — who in 2023 became the first stand-up to sell out Radio City Music Hall and Madison Square Garden on consecutive
David Z, Grammy-Winning Producer Who Helped Craft Prince’s Early Music, Dead at 78
David "Z" Rivkin, the Grammy-winning producer who helped create the Minneapolis Sound and produced Prince's earliest recordings including the demo that landed him a Warner Bros. contract, died Sunday
Wizards Beyond Waverly Place Four-Part Finale Premieres August 4
Disney's Wizards Beyond Waverly Place concludes its run with a four-episode Season 2 premiering August 4 on Disney Channel and arriving on Disney+ August 5, featuring Selena Gomez's directorial debut
Dick Clark Productions Launches DCP Studios
Dick Clark Productions has launched DCP Studios, a new division expanding creative and production capabilities across its awards shows and serving as the branded production studio for PMX brand partne
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ Hits 15.2 Million Views in Five Days on Streaming, Disney’s Biggest Live-Action Movie Premiere Since ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’
"The Devil Wears Prada 2" drew 15.2 million global views in its first five days on Disney+ and Hulu, becoming the streamers' biggest live-action movie debut since "Deadpool & Wolverine" in 2024.
France’s TF1 Explores Sale of Production-Distribution Group Studio TF1 as Broadcaster Doubles Down on Streaming
France's leading commercial broadcaster TF1 has hired Rothschild to explore selling Studio TF1, its production-distribution arm, as it sharpens its focus on streaming under CEO Rodolphe Belmer.
Country Songs Take All Five Slots in the Billboard Hot 100’s Top 5 for the First Time in Chart History
Country songs claimed all five top slots on the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time in chart history, led by Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" at No. 1 in its 16th week, with Morgan Wallen, Taylor Swif
Popcorn Bucket Craze Pops Off With Skyrocketing Scalper Prices, Director Approvals and Imax’s First-Ever Movie Merch
Premium collectible popcorn buckets have become a booming revenue stream for movie theaters, with Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" Trojan Horse bucket reselling on eBay for up to $165 and Imax's firs
IndieWire, Andreessen Horowitz Host Cannes AI Film Panel
IndieWire and Andreessen Horowitz's Cultural Leadership Fund co-hosted a Cannes panel bringing filmmakers and AI builders together to push past the binary 'with us or against us' framing of artificial
Brand New Day Spoilers Reveal MCU's First Mutants
Spider-Man: Brand New Day introduces Sadie Sink as the MCU's Jean Grey, officially bringing mutants into the franchise and reframing the Department of Damage Control as a mutant-hunting organization i
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