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Sass Jordan, Canadian rock singer-songwriter, dies aged 65
Canadian rock singer-songwriter Sass Jordan, known for hit albums including Racine and Rats and a six-season stint as a judge on Canadian Idol, has died aged 65 with no cause of death disclosed.
Met's Pollock-Krasner Show Repositions Her as His Equal
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has opened 'Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous,' a three-year, dual-career retrospective of Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock curated by David Breslin and Brinda Kumar,
Brian Cox Signs Sony Digital Studio Deal
British physicist and broadcaster Brian Cox has signed a long-term content deal with Sony Pictures Television's Digital Studio to produce science, astronomy and culture content for digital platforms —
Forge Films Launches With Viking Series 'Lost in Hel'
Three executives with combined credits at Canal+, TF1, and Warner have launched Forge Films Company, a new IP studio focused on sci-fi, fantasy, and horror, unveiling Viking mythology series 'Lost in
Tarek Atoui Brings Sonic Playground to Tate's Turbine Hall
Artist Tarek Atoui, known for transforming spaces into sound playgrounds with handmade instruments and community collaborations, will fill Tate Modern's Turbine Hall with his Hyundai Commission openin
Phantom of the Opera Marks 40 Years on West End
Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera marks 40 years on the West End, with producer Cameron Mackintosh and past cast members reflecting on the gothic musical's enduring appeal.
Charity tea room may close despite Ludwig filming
Liberty Tea Rooms, a volunteer-run charity in Hemel Hempstead, faces permanent closure by end of October unless it raises £25,000, even as the BBC films the third series of Ludwig inside.
UK Museums Turn to Hotel Suites, VR in Licensing Push
UK museums are increasingly licensing their collections — from hotel suites and virtual reality experiences to fashion collaborations and paint ranges — to offset funding cuts and rising costs, with a
Tom Cruise’s Digger has flopped spectacularly – but I think it is a misunderstood masterpiece
Tom Cruise's 'Digger' is projected to lose $150M after a $20M global opening, with critics panning it as 'insufferable' — though Warner Bros had asked them not to spoil the film's central twist that C
Zumthor opens £110m rammed concrete Beyeler gallery
Peter Zumthor has unveiled a £110m rammed concrete extension to the Beyeler Foundation near Basel — his first project in his Swiss hometown, comprising three handmade buildings that double the museum'
Lanterns Finale: Kerry Killed Hal, John Stewart Powers Up
The 'Lanterns' season finale on HBO Max revealed that Sheriff Kerry shot and killed Hal Jordan, exposed her son Noah as the secret second Manhunter, and saw John Stewart claim Hal's ring to become Ear
Philippines’ Regal Teams With Singapore’s Mocha Chai On ‘One For The Road’; Elijah Canlas, Gian Bernardino, Emilio Daez & JM Ibarra Head Cast
Regal Entertainment and Singapore’s Mocha Chai Laboratories are co-producing *One For The Road*, a coming-of-age drama directed by Kip Oebanda, exploring male friendship, grief, and mental health amon
Dungey to Lead Combined Paramount-WBD Cable Networks
Channing Dungey is poised to take over oversight of Paramount's cable networks in addition to her existing role running Warner Bros. Discovery's US Networks, reporting to George Cheeks as Skydance fin
‘Chiikawa’ Tops Korean Box Office Revenue as ‘Assassin(s)’ Leads
South Korea’s box office saw a split between admissions and revenue leaders as 'The Assassin(s)' held the top spot in viewership while 'Chiikawa the Movie' claimed the highest weekend gross.
Gillian Anderson asks fans to skip front row due to distraction
Gillian Anderson asked fans not to sit in the front row during her West End play, citing distractions, and later clarified the viral moment involved longtime acquaintances, amid broader concerns from
Digger may lose $150m after Tom Cruise film bombs at the box office
Alejandro G. Iñárritu's climate satire Digger bombed with a $20M global opening against a $125-150M production budget, handing Tom Cruise one of the worst debuts of his career and capping a bitter fin
Beatles Drop 'Rubber Soul' Super Deluxe Box Set Friday
The Beatles' 'Rubber Soul: Special Edition Super Deluxe' — a five-LP or four-CD boxed set featuring a new Giles Martin/Sam Okell stereo remix, 26 studio outtakes, and the original UK and US track list
Q3’s Horror Box Office Shows the Trouble with Always Hunting Another ‘Obsession’
Horror's Q3 box office results expose the danger of judging every new film against 'Obsession''s $500M breakout, when 'Resident Evil,' 'Buddy,' and franchise sequels each followed distinct paths to di
Matthew Rhys Wins Best Actor at Bafta Cymru
Matthew Rhys won Best Actor at the Bafta Cymru Awards for his role in the Netflix thriller 'The Beast in Me,' extending a historic awards-season run that included an unprecedented Emmy double last mon
The Reluctant Vampire Series Stars Lenny Rush
The Reluctant Vampire, a new six-part comedy series adapted from Eric Morecambe’s children’s books, blends gothic charm with family-friendly humor and a stacked cast led by Lenny Rush in the title rol
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