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Waldron Developing Nova Movie at Marvel Studios
Michael Waldron is developing a Nova movie for Marvel Studios, marking a shift from the shelved TV version, with plans for him to write and potentially direct the film.
'Murder 101' Review: Students Expose the Redhead Murders
Prime Video's three-part docuseries 'Murder 101' follows a Tennessee sociology teacher and his high school students as they expand their investigation into the cold-case Redhead Murders, blending true
‘Silo’ Season 3 Release Schedule: When Do New Episodes Come Out?
Silo Season 3 premieres July 3 on Apple TV+, continuing the sci-fi series with a 10-episode run, weekly releases, and a split timeline exploring Juliette’s memory loss and the world before the silos.
Netflix Orders ‘Monopoly’ Competition Series With $2 Million Dollar Prize
Netflix has greenlit a "Monopoly" competition series casting 12 players to compete for a $2 million prize on a life-sized Monopoly Town Square, with the show premiering in fall 2027.
Tyriq Withers, Isabel May Join Amazon Rom-Com 'Love Love'
Tyriq Withers and Isabel May are set to star in Amazon MGM Studios' romantic comedy 'Love Love,' with Withers also executive producing and production slated to begin this fall in New York.
William Fichtner Signs With Paradigm
Veteran character actor William Fichtner has signed with Paradigm for representation, continuing his prolific career across film, television, and theater while currently filming new projects for MGM+
Billie Joe Armstrong Partners With Marshall on Handwired Amp Inspired by Green Day’s ‘Dookie’ Era
Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong and Marshall have unveiled the 1959BJA, a handwired 100-watt signature amp modeled on the guitar tone from the band's 1994 'Dookie' album — Marshall's first art
Nansun Shi, 'Infernal Affairs' Producer, Dies at 75
Nansun Shi, the Hong Kong producer behind 'Infernal Affairs,' 'A Better Tomorrow' and the Once Upon A Time in China series, has died at 75 after years of declining health.
Nandy Backs BBC License Fee On Streaming Subscribers
UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has publicly backed expanding the BBC's £180 annual license fee to cover streaming service subscribers, proposing tiered charges as charter renewal and a new BBC fundin
Allison Russell on Finding Joy ‘In the Hour of Chaos,’ a Duets-Filled Third Album That’s a Jubilee Unto Itself
Singer-songwriter Allison Russell releases "In the Hour of Chaos," her third solo album and a deliberately duets-heavy record featuring guests on 10 of 11 tracks, born from years of touring isolation
Pecinka, Del Puerto Join Jackson's 'Frisco King'
Paramount+ has added Tom Pecinka and Arturo Del Puerto in recurring roles on the Tulsa King spinoff Frisco King, which is currently filming in Fort Worth, Texas, with Taylor Sheridan writing all eight
Dylan Douglas Stars in 'Killing Hitler' Mob Thriller
Dylan Douglas, son of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, has landed his first starring film role in the action-thriller *Killing Hitler*, based on a real 1933 plot by Jewish mobsters to assassi
Ed Sheeran inspires government-backed 'music in libraries' scheme
The UK government is launching a £12.5 million 'Music in Libraries' scheme co-designed by Ed Sheeran, turning public libraries into free recording and performance spaces, alongside broader industry su
Jake Shane Teams Up With Alo on Four-Part Workout Series Inspired by His Own Fitness Journey
Jake Shane, the comedian behind viral "Pilates shake" videos, is launching a four-part strength-and-Pilates series with Alo Wellness Club, premiering on the Alo app July 13.
Central American Films Rise at Costa Rica Media Market
Central America’s emerging film scene takes center stage at the 2026 Costa Rica Media Market’s Desde el Centro, showcasing bold new projects and regional co-productions that challenge national identit
Amazon Greenlights Flanagan's Carrie Series
Amazon Prime Video has greenlit Mike Flanagan's eight-episode "Carrie" TV series, a reinvention of Stephen King's 1974 novel starring Summer Howell, with first-look images now released.
Shakespeare’s Globe Stages Flamenco Love’s Labour’s Lost
Shakespeare’s Globe is staging a flamenco-infused production of *Love’s Labour’s Lost*, directed by Indiana Lown-Collins, who blends her Spanish heritage with the theatre’s acoustics to amplify the pl
Sacha Baron Cohen Revives Ali G at Wimbledon for Film Tease
Sacha Baron Cohen reappeared as his satirical character Ali G at the Wimbledon finals, teasing a new film and selling fake weed in a stunt captured on social media.
Tom Cruise Debuts 'Digger' Trailer with Iñárritu
Tom Cruise debuted the trailer for 'Digger,' a black comedy directed by two-time Oscar winner Alejandro González Iñárritu, at a special Warner Bros. presentation in Los Angeles, marking Iñárritu's fir
Ladies First has been panned. It’s still an essential watch | Anna Smith
Film critic Anna Smith mounts a defense of Netflix's "Ladies First," arguing that despite a 26% Rotten Tomatoes critics score and her own reservations, the gender-flip comedy's 64% audience score refl
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