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Marty, Life Is Short' shows Martin Short’s resilience
Netflix’s documentary ‘Marty, Life Is Short’ chronicles the career and personal resilience of comedian Martin Short, as told by longtime friend and director Lawrence Kasdan.
Natalie Palamides Signs with Brillstein, Opens 'Weer'
Comedian Natalie Palamides has signed a management agreement with Brillstein Entertainment Partners as she expands her acclaimed one‑woman stage show ‘Weer’ and continues her work in TV, animation, an
Tony Awards: Apple EGOT, Death of a Salesman Wins Six
The 79th Tony Awards highlighted a sweeping victory for 'Death of a Salesman,' marked Apple’s historic EGOT, and underscored Broadway’s financial and cultural challenges.
Julian Shapiro-Barnum Debuts YouTube Late‑Night Show
Julian Shapiro-Barnum is debuting “Outside Tonight,” a YouTube late-night series that launches June 17 with ten weekly 45‑minute episodes, aiming to revive the format online with unrestricted content
Karolina Wydra lands Emmy‑nominated role in ‘Pluribus’
Polish‑born actress Karolina Wydra, after a long hiatus, lands a pivotal role in Vince Gilligan’s Apple TV series “Pluribus” and becomes an Emmy‑nominated supporting actress.
VFX Team Modeled Netflix's Marcellus After Real Aquarium Octopus
VFX supervisor Chris Ritvo modeled the CG octopus Marcellus in Netflix's 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' after a real giant Pacific octopus he studied for roughly 20 hours at the Vancouver Aquarium, bet
Romy & Michele Sequel in Production, Headed to Hulu
The long-awaited "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" sequel has officially entered production, reuniting Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow for a Hulu Original film from 20th Century Studios, with seve
Al-Mansour's 'Unidentified' Panned as 'Misfire' by Variety
Variety's review pans Haifaa al-Mansour's 'Unidentified,' a Saudi murder mystery starring Mila al-Zahrani as a police secretary investigating a teenage girl's death, calling the film an 'unfortunate m
Marcel Ruiz Premieres 'Summer of Three' at Tribeca
Actor Marcel Ruiz's first screenplay, "Summer of Three" — a coming-of-age film he co-wrote with his father Carlitos Ruiz-Ruiz, who also directed — premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival, a return to t
ABC to develop A Forgotten Kill with Hartley & Diana
ABC is developing a drama series adaptation of Isabella Maldonado’s thriller *A Forgotten Kill*, hiring Justin Hartley, Diana Son and Ken Olin to bring the Nuyorican FBI hero to TV.
Amazon Studios greenlights ‘Jem’ live‑action series
Amazon MGM Studios has green‑lit a new live‑action series of the ’80s cartoon “Jem and the Holograms,” teaming with Kilter Films and Hasbro for its streaming platform.
The Boys panel: goodbye, heroism, Homelander stripped
Showrunner Eric Kripke and the cast of "The Boys" discussed the emotional intent behind the series’ final season, highlighting the purposeful powerless death of Homelander, Hughie’s nuanced heroism, a
Luke Grimes Begins Filming Marshals Season 2 in Utah
Luke Grimes has begun shooting Season 2 of CBS’s Marshals in Park City, Utah, moving the series forward after a cliff‑hanger finale and confirming the return of key cast members for the upcoming fall
Hugh Jackman to Play Long John Silver in Scott’s film
Hugh Jackman has been cast as the legendary pirate Long John Silver in a new Ridley Scott‑directed adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island, with a script by Jack Thorne.
Eleven Missing Days Adds McParland, Allen, Hardy, Martin
The Agatha Christie disappearance film "Eleven Missing Days" has added Ryan McParland, Alfie Allen, Ben Hardy, and Stacy Martin to a cast led by Vincent Cassel and Felicity Jones, with filming set to
Hulu ‘Alice and Steve’ Shows Clement‑Walker Chemistry
Hulu’s ‘Alice and Steve’ follows a long‑time London friendship strained by a half‑age romance, delivering sharp chemistry between Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker while leaving the younger love inter
Ridley Scott & Jackman Set Treasure Island Movie
Ridley Scott is set to direct a new Treasure Island adaptation with Hugh Jackman cast as Long John Silver, written by Jack Thorne; 20th Century passed on the package because Disney didn't want a compe
Shawn Hatosy Embraces Sex Symbol Status After 'The Pitt'
Shawn Hatosy discusses his unexpected rise as a social media sex symbol amid acclaim for his role as Dr. Jack Abbot on 'The Pitt,' his chemistry with co-stars, and stepping back from online discourse.
Prime Video Drops Trailer for New Series Ride or Die
Amazon Prime Video unveiled the first trailer for its action‑comedy series “Ride or Die,” starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham, with an eight‑episode season set for July 15. The series, crea
Charli XCX Announces 'Music, Fashion, Film' Tour Dates
Charli XCX will headline a North American arena tour in September and October behind her upcoming album 'Music, Fashion, Film,' with Underscores opening all dates.
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