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Maika Monroe Is Crazed Governess in 'Victorian Psycho' Trailer
Bleecker Street released the full trailer for 'Victorian Psycho,' a period horror film starring Maika Monroe as a governess whose unraveling psyche turns murderous at a Yorkshire estate, ahead of its
Ferine Review: Corsini's Maternity-Horror Debut Premieres at Fantasia
Andrea Corsini's debut "Ferine" mingles pregnancy paranoia with creature-transformation horror, following a wealthy woman who abducts her surrogate's newborn and turns predatory after a collision with
John Legend to Play Belafonte in 'The Road Home'
John Legend has been cast as Harry Belafonte in 'The Road Home,' Bill Condon's apartheid-era biopic about Hugh Masekela, who split with the Anti-Apartheid Movement over Paul Simon's 'Graceland' album.
Sonoya Mizuno's 'Stages' Begins Filming With Delpy, D'Arcy
Sonoya Mizuno has begun directing her debut feature "Stages" in the U.K., assembling a cast that includes Julie Delpy, Emma D'Arcy, and Takehiro Hira, with A24 taking domestic rights and Focus Feature
Billie Eilish Concert Movie ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft’ Sets Paramount+ Streaming Date
Paramount+ will stream Billie Eilish's 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' concert film starting Aug. 6, bringing her Cameron-co-directed, VR-3D tour film to home audiences after a $27 million worldwide theatrical
AMC Global Media CEO Kristin Dolan On Why ‘The Walking Dead’ Deal With Netflix Was “The Right Choice”
AMC Global Media has renewed its 'The Walking Dead' licensing deal with Netflix in a 5-year, $500 million co-exclusive agreement, expanding the streamer’s global rights while keeping the franchise on
The Kinks' 40 Greatest Songs Ranked
A ranked listicle surveys The Kinks' 40 greatest songs, tracing their arc from 1965 garage rock innovations through 1970s concept albums to their late-era US arena success, with detailed annotations o
AMC Global Media Streaming Revenue Rises 6% in Q2, U.S. Ad Sales Down 11%
AMC Global Media posted a wider-than-expected Q2 loss while unveiling a $500 million Walking Dead licensing pact with Netflix that anchors a higher full-year revenue forecast.
Joyce Carol Oates Slams Wilson Over Nolan 'Odyssey' Critique
Novelist Joyce Carol Oates publicly attacked classicist Emily Wilson on X for her London Review of Books essay criticizing Christopher Nolan's *The Odyssey*, accusing Wilson of speaking in 'the crude
‘The Walking Dead’ Renewed By Netflix In 5-Year, $500M Co-Exclusive Deal With AMC Global Media
Netflix renewed The Walking Dead franchise for five years in a $500 million co-exclusive deal with AMC Global Media, expanding the zombie universe's global streaming footprint while finally bringing t
Aurora Plays Mahler's First from Memory at Proms
The Aurora Orchestra will perform Mahler's First Symphony from memory at this weekend's BBC Proms, preceded by an original theatrical play about the composer written by the ensemble's principal flauti
Shaboozey's Outlaw Cherie Lee: Country Concept Album
Shaboozey follows his record-shattering 'A Bar Song (Tipsy)' with 'The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales,' a 20-track country concept album narrated by Jamie Foxx and Sam Elliott — a striking ad
‘The Walking Dead’ Franchise to Stream on Both Netflix and AMC+ Beginning in 2027 Under New $500 Million Deal
AMC Global Media and Netflix signed a five-year, $500 million co-exclusive deal that puts the entire Walking Dead franchise — 371 episodes across seven shows — on both Netflix and AMC+ beginning in 20
San Sebastian Sets 2026 New Directors Lineup
The San Sebastian Film Festival has confirmed its 2026 New Directors sidebar lineup of 13 first and second features from filmmakers spanning 13 countries, with Jaime Lorente's 'The Bad Son' opening an
San Sebastián New Directors Lineup: Lorente Opens, Lumby Closes
San Sebastián Film Festival's New Directors sidebar unveiled its 13-film lineup, opening with 'Money Heist' star Jaime Lorente's directorial debut 'The Bad Son' and closing with BAFTA nominee Billy Lu
London's only women's sculpture garden faces eviction
The world's only public sculpture garden dedicated to female artists, opened in October 2021 on Temple station's roof terrace in London, faces eviction after Places for London refused to renew theCola
Paul McCartney earns first Mercury Prize nomination
Paul McCartney earns his first-ever Mercury Prize nomination for "The Boys of Dungeon Lane," joining a stacked 2026 shortlist that includes Olivia Dean, Dave, Raye, and a rare charity compilation albu
Oates Defends Nolan's 'Odyssey' From Wilson's Viral Attack
Joyce Carol Oates publicly defended Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' on X, attacking translator Emily Wilson's viral London Review of Books critique as 'the crude language of MAGA folks.'
Jeff Hiller Lands Emmy Nom for 7-Minute Pluribus Role
Jeff Hiller earned an Emmy nomination for his roughly seven-minute role as hive mind member Larry in Apple TV's 'Pluribus,' a performance viewers have compared to ChatGPT despite Hiller saying he was
Zendaya on Working With Husband Holland: 'It's Pretty Easy'
Zendaya and Tom Holland, recently married, hit the London premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, where Zendaya told BBC News that working with her husband is 'pretty easy' when you're best friends. Th
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