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Disney Princess Concert Sets 2027 U.K. and Ireland Tour
Disney Princess – The Concert, a 1-hour-45-minute musical experience featuring songs from more than 29 Disney films and an unannounced roster of Broadway and West End stars, will debut in Warwick in M
Supermodel Lost Millions to Arcturus Doomsday Cult: HBO Doc
HBO's three-part docuseries "Bring Me the Beauties," premiering June 1 and directed by Chris Smith, reveals how the world's first male supermodel Hoyt Richards and other attractive young recruits were
Variety and CNN Launch Actors on Actors Season 24
Variety and CNN are joining forces for the 24th season of Actors on Actors, pairing Emmy‑contending stars like Jennifer Aniston, Kit Harington and Jamie Lee Curtis for daily interview videos. The seri
Charli XCX Announces July 24 Album Music, Fashion, Film
Charli XCX is set to unleash her genre‑bending album *Music, Fashion, Film* on July 24, a project that fuses rock‑infused pop with a visual tribute to music, fashion, and cinema legends. The release f
To YouTube and beyond: how online gen Z directors stormed Hollywood
2026 has seen a wave of YouTube‑grown directors turning viral chops into blockbuster box‑office returns. Markiplier’s Iron Lung, Curry Barker’s Obsession, and Kane Parsons’s Backrooms each topped char
China Box Office: ‘Dear You’ Stays on Top as ‘Memento’ and ‘Master Zhong’ Debut
Jinant Film & TV’s family drama “Dear You” comfortably retained its crown at the China box office during the May 29–31 w...
Netflix Unveils ‘I Will Find You’ Trailer
Netflix is pushing a fresh limited series to revive subscriber interest after a recent 10% share slump and the exit of co‑founder Reed Hastings. The streamer dropped the full trailer for “I Will Find
Prime Video Debuts BAFTA‑Nominated BBC Drama
Prime Video is debuting the BAFTA‑nominated BBC drama *What It Feels Like for a Girl* in the United States today, launching the series as part of Pride Month celebrations and expanding its LGBTQ+ slat
Charli xcx Reveals New Album ‘Music, Fashion, Film’ Will Release in July — and Martin Scorsese Is on the Cover
Charli xcx is set to drop her seventh album, Music, Fashion, Film, on July 24, a 30‑minute, 11‑track project that already sparked debate with its experimental lead single “Rock Music.” While she tease
Sara Bennett Joins Untold Studios as VFX Supervisor
Oscar-winning VFX artist Sara Bennett, co-founder of Milk VFX, has left the recently-acquired London studio to join Untold Studios as a VFX Supervisor on its film and episodic team.
Ruthy Pribar Debuts 'What Is To Come' at Tribeca
Israeli director Ruthy Pribar returns to Tribeca with her sophomore feature “What Is To Come,” a drama about a farmer’s wife who escapes a suicide pact and rebuilds her life among migrants in Eilat. I
Billy Elliot: 2000 Film Beyond the Queerness Misconception
A personal essay revisits Billy Elliot, the September 2000 Jamie Bell film set during the miners' strike, arguing the coming-of-age story is really about class-bound self-expression — not queerness, a
Zineuskadi Talent Day Spotlights Series, Animation IP
Zineuskadi's Talentuaren Gunea returned May 29 with a slate of emerging-creator projects — a jiu-jitsu series, animation IP plays, a trilingual adoption short and a convent-set LSD comedy — as organiz
‘We can all be susceptible’: how did a group of models get taken in by a cult?
In HBO docuseries Bring Me the Beauties, a lesser-known, image-obsessed cult from the 80s is put under the spotlightDocu...
Pixelate’s Meme Rave Draws 1,000+ Fans at Vauxhall
Pixelate’s meme‑themed rave at London’s Vauxhall Arches turned the historic railway arches into a neon cat‑costume playground, drawing over a thousand fans and showcasing high‑energy remixes of early‑
Kane Parsons, 20, Sets Record with Backrooms $81M Opening
Twenty-year-old Kane Parsons became the youngest filmmaker to debut at No. 1 at the North American box office as his horror film Backrooms earned $81 million in its opening weekend for studio A24.
Bacon Hole Rock Art Dated as Britain's Oldest at 17,100 Years
Scientists have confirmed that red pigment markings in Bacon Hole cave on the Gower peninsula — dismissed for nearly a century as natural mineral staining — were created by humans 17,100 years ago, ma
Jason Momoa Named Lego Playmaker for World Play Day
Jason Momoa has been named Lego's newest Playmaker in its 'Never Stop Playing' campaign tied to World Play Day on June 11, while also teasing his return as Garrett 'The Garbage Man' Garrison in the 'A
The greatest World Cup shirts - and what makes them iconic
Designer Matthew Wolff, famed for Nigeria’s 2018 and France’s winning World Cup kits, reflects on why certain jerseys become timeless icons—citing historic moments, nostalgia, and the evolving market.
Rupert Everett at 67: 'I Can't Understand Who I Was'
Rupert Everett, now 67, sits for a candid interview in which he calls his younger self 'brash, pushy, disingenuous, lethal' and says he cannot recognize the man who sabotaged shows, dabbled in heroin,
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