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Anderson .Paak and Cordae Bicker With Their Pants Off in ‘Step Brothers’-Inspired Album Teaser Video
Anderson .Paak and Cordae announced their joint album 'Heavy Is the Head,' due Oct. 23, unveiling it through a Step Brothers-themed teaser video on Instagram rather than a track list or lead single.
Rebecca Miller on Emmy-Nominated Scorsese Doc
Director Rebecca Miller joined Deadline's Doc Talk podcast to discuss her five-part Apple TV documentary 'Mr. Scorsese,' which earned three Primetime Emmy nominations including Outstanding Documentary
Everything We Know About ‘The Housemaid’s Secret’ Film So Far
Lionsgate has set a December 17, 2027 theatrical release for The Housemaid's Secret, the sequel to Paul Feig's 2025 hit The Housemaid, with Sydney Sweeney returning as Millie Calloway and Kirsten Duns
FX Orders 'Legends': Hunnam Reunites SOA Cast
FX has greenlit "Legends," a meta-thriller limited series reuniting the Sons of Anarchy cast at a fan convention, created by and starring Charlie Hunnam off his Emmy-nominated turn in Netflix's Monste
V Lands Champion's 'True Champion' Campaign
BTS's V (Kim Taehyung) has been named the face of Champion's new "True Champion" campaign, joining other athletes and musicians in a global ambassador role that extends his reach across fashion, art,
Roher To Direct Lord Miller's 'Paradox Inc.' For Universal
Lord Miller and Oscar-winning director Daniel Roher are adapting Forrest Brazeal's forthcoming debut novel 'Paradox Inc.' — a satirical tale of a startup and Big Tech racing to build a consumer time m
How Emmy-Nominated Shows Cast Their Breakout Performers
Casting directors behind Emmy-nominated shows including 'The Pitt,' 'Widow's Bay,' 'Hacks' and 'Pluribus' share the unconventional searches — from old handwritten audition books to grocery store conve
Anna Camp, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Finn Jones & Martin Marquez To Star In Off-Broadway’s ‘2:22 — A Ghost Story’
Anna Camp, Jasmine Cephas Jones, Finn Jones, and Martin Marquez will star in the off-Broadway New York premiere of Danny Robbins' '2:22 — A Ghost Story' at the Lucille Lortel Theatre, with previews be
David Krumholtz Clarifies He’s Putting Acting Career on Hold but Not ‘Retiring or Quitting’: Disappointments ‘Are Starting to Sting More’
"Supergirl" and "Oppenheimer" actor David Krumholtz clarified via Instagram that he is placing his acting career on hold — not retiring — saying recent disappointments "are starting to sting more."
Juno Temple Leads Hoffman's 'Intimacy Party' Feature Debut
Juno Temple leads 'Intimacy Party,' Courtney Hoffman's feature directorial debut — a rom-com about a woman who recreates the party where she met her fiancé, only to discover she fell for the wrong gue
‘Slow Horses’ Actor Jack Lowden Unpacks River Cartwright and Why Pride Gets in His Way
Jack Lowden discusses River Cartwright's troubled emotional state at the start of "Slow Horses" Season 5, following the Season 4 revelation that his father is a sociopath leading a network of assassin
Warner Bros Lands 'Theo of Golden' Film Rights
Warner Bros Pictures is finalizing a deal for film rights to Allen Levi's bestselling novel 'Theo of Golden,' with Tom Hanks in talks to star as the title character and produce alongside Gil Netter an
Widow's Bay Ignites Emmy 'What's a Comedy?' Debate
Apple TV's horror-comedy 'Widow's Bay' earned 19 Emmy nominations, reigniting a long-running debate over whether the show — and most of this year's comedy field — qualify as comedies at all.
R.I.P Columbia House, the Music Club That Sold Pop Dreams for a Penny
Columbia House, the mail-order record club that hooked generations of music fans with its famous penny-for-a-dozen-albums pitch, will stop accepting new orders after September 15, 2026, ending a 70-ye
David Harbour's Emmy Comeback and Nolan 'Warcraft' Pitch
David Harbour reflects on his first Emmy acting nomination since 2017 for the ASL-heavy 'DTF St. Louis,' which earned 13 total nominations. He also teases 'Avengers: Doomsday' and publicly pitches Chr
Spider-Noir Sound Uses Theremin, Trash Cans, Mag Reels
For Prime Video's Spider-Noir, composers Kris Bowers and Michael Dean Parsons built a noir-meets-superhero sound palette, blending vintage recording techniques with modern industrial textures for Nico
Cerar Developing 'Drowning In Paper Flowers' Novel For TV
Marissa Jo Cerar, the 'Black Cake' showrunner, is developing E.L. Westbury's domestic thriller novel 'Drowning in Paper Flowers' for TV with Jenna Bush Hager's Thousand Voices and Universal Global Tel
Summer Box Office Tops $4B Behind Spider-Man, Odyssey
The 2025 summer box office crossed $4 billion for just the second time since COVID, with theater owners crediting a string of blockbusters led by "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" and Christopher Nolan's "T
Martínez Stars in Immigration Musical 'Brotherhood'
Broadway star Mauricio Martínez headlines 'Brotherhood: A Cinematic Musical,' a new film exploring immigration and neighborly bonds through music, set for theatrical release in October.
Good American Family Renewed at Hulu, Season 2 Tackles Lorena Bobbitt
Hulu has renewed "Good American Family" for a second season, shifting the anthology to the Lorena Bobbitt case with creator Katie Robbins and executive producer Ellen Pompeo returning, and Lorena hers
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