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‘Project Hail Mary’ Sets Prime Video Streaming Date
Amazon's "Project Hail Mary" begins streaming on Prime Video July 3 after grossing $680 million globally, with the Ryan Gosling sci-fi thriller also arriving on MGM+ last month.
CAA Partners On New Holding For Creator Economy Businesses Amid Boom
Creative Artists Agency and TPG's Integrated Media Company are launching Compound Creative Holdings with $250 million in combined capital to acquire, operate, and grow a portfolio of businesses in the
After ‘Backrooms’ and ‘Obsession,’ the Summer’s Next Big Horror Movie Deserves to Be ‘Leviticus’
Australian director Adrian Chiarella’s queer horror film Leviticus secured a seven‑figure deal with Neon and will launch nationwide on June 19, marking a rare mainstream debut for a queer‑themed horro
AMC postpones Girls Night Live concert simulcasts
AMC Theatres has delayed its planned Girls Night Live concert simulcasts featuring Bebe Rexha, Paris Hilton, Kim Petras, and Maren Morris, citing a stronger-than-expected summer box office that reduce
Adam Friedland Show Moves to Spotify, Starts Cup Series
Comedian Adam Friedland is relaunching his talk show on Spotify in July and teaming up with The Ringer for a World Cup‑focused mini‑series, expanding his comedic reach to sports fans.
Academy Honors Close, Norman, Scott, Vachon & Koffler
The Academy of Arts and Sciences announced its 2026 Honorary Oscar and Thalberg award recipients—Glenn Close, Floyd Norman, Ridley Scott, and producers Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler—who will be
Academy to Honor Glenn Close Ridley Scott Floyd Norman
The Academy announced its 17th Governors Awards will honor Glenn Close, Ridley Scott, and Floyd Norman with Honorary Oscars and award Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler the Thalberg Memorial Award.
Netflix VP Jeff Gaspin Exits, Stays On as Producer
Netflix announced that longtime unscripted chief Jeff Gaspin will step down as VP on July 1, but will stay on as a producer to shepherd new and ongoing nonfiction projects for Netflix.
Bentonville Film Festival Opens Bacon Thriller Netflix
The 12th Bentonville Film Festival, founded by Geena Davis, runs June 15‑21 with a Kevin Bacon‑Kyra Sedgewick thriller opening, a Netflix Little House reboot closing, and a competition lineup that’s o
How Spider-Noir Built Its Look for Both
At an IndieWire panel in partnership with Prime Video, the 'Spider-Noir' production team broke down how they built the show around Nicolas Cage's Humphrey Bogart-inspired performance and the challenge
Variety Names 10 Producers to Watch at Bentonville
Variety’s 2026 ‘Producers to Watch’ list spotlights ten emerging filmmakers—from Taylor Shung to Luca Intili—who will be honored at the Bentonville Film Festival and argue that originality, diverse
Geena Davis joins Amazon MGM's The Kellys
Academy Award winner Geena Davis has signed on to star in Amazon MGM’s upcoming action film The Kellys, which will stream on Prime Video in over 240 countries, joining a high‑profile cast.
‘Jury Duty’s Edy Modica Sets Veeps Release For Irony Point-Produced Debut Comedy Special ‘I’m Just Like You (And It Sucks)’
Comedian Edy Modica will debut her first comedy special, I’m Just Like You (And It Sucks), on Veeps June 26, with a broader rollout later in the year, filmed at NYC’s The Slipper Room and produced by
Wilde, Cooper Hoffman Lead Araki's 'I Want Your Sex' Trailer
Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman star in the first trailer for Gregg Araki's irreverent BDSM sex comedy 'I Want Your Sex,' which Magnolia Pictures acquired for seven figures after a Sundance bidding wa
Hrithik Roshan Signs With Anonymous Content
Bollywood megastar Hrithik Roshan has inked a deal with U.S. production house Anonymous Content, expanding his international footprint as he prepares to reprise his superhero role in Krrish 4 and prod
The Shards Debuts Aug 5 on FX & Hulu
Ryan Murphy’s adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’s novel, The Shards, is set to debut on FX and Hulu on August 5, introducing a dark 1980s Los Angeles coming‑of‑age thriller centered on a teenage serial
MK2 Opens Capital to the Public for First Time in $5.8 Million Fundraising Campaign
French cinema group MK2 is launching a €5 million public crowdfunding campaign to fund a major overhaul of its flagship MK2 Bibliothèque multiplex, offering non‑voting shares with guaranteed buyback a
Glasgow International Highlights Wojnarowicz
Glasgow International’s centerpiece exhibition honors David Wojnarowicz, juxtaposing his 1980s New York‑based art with contemporary installations that probe masculinity, climate crisis, and social uph
Jack White Releases 'Dollar Bill', Announces New Album
Jack White has unveiled the new single “Dollar Bill” as the latest preview from his forthcoming seventh album Frozen Charlotte, slated for a July 10 release, while also revealing hand‑crafted artwork
How Max put Orkney at the heart of his St Magnus festival – and in the heart of his extraordinary music
The St Magnus festival in Orkney marks its 50th anniversary, honoring founder Peter Maxwell Davies' groundbreaking operas, symphonies, and community‑driven music‑theatre that turned the remote archipe
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