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Jay-Z’s ‘4:44’ Bonus Tracks Are Finally Available on All Streaming Services
After holding them back for nine years, Jay-Z has released his three 4:44 bonus tracks on every major streaming platform, ending a Tidal-exclusive window that began when the album first dropped in 201
Wain-Marino's Raunchy 'Oz' Retelling Opens Theaters
David Wain and Ken Marino's decade-old screenplay 'Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass' — a raunchy 'Wizard of Oz' retelling starring Zoey Deutch, Jon Hamm, and Jennifer Aniston — opens in theate
Mubi Sets Q4 Theatrical Dates For Cannes Winners ‘Minotaur’ & ‘Coward’
Mubi has locked North American theatrical dates for two of its Cannes prize-winning acquisitions — Andrey Zvyagintsev's Grand Prix winner Minotaur (Nov. 20) and Lukas Dhont's Best Actor winner Coward
Josh O'Connor Golden Boy Revival Rounds Out Cast
London's Almeida Theatre has rounded out the cast and released a trailer for its September revival of Clifford Odets' Golden Boy, with Josh O'Connor starring as Joe Bonaparte and Sam Yates directing a
TV Academy Names 2026 Hall of Fame Class
The Television Academy named seven television legends — including a posthumous Ed Bradley, Ted Danson, Jean Smart, Sheila Nevins, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, and Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos — to its 2
Signed Paul McCartney book found in charity shop sells for nearly £1,000
A signed copy of "Paul McCartney In His Own Words" donated to an Oxfam charity shop in Aberystwyth sold at Bonhams auction for £950 after a shop manager discovered the inscription while sorting throug
Studiocanal Adapts 'Rainbow Fish' as Puppet Film
Studiocanal Germany is producing an animated, traditionally puppeted adaptation of Marcus Pfister's 30-million-copy children's classic 'The Rainbow Fish,' set for a November 2026 German theatrical rel
Musk Promotes Armie Hammer Anti-Migrant Film Free on X
Elon Musk posted Uwe Boll's 'Citizen Vigilante' — an anti-migrant thriller starring comeback-seeking actor Armie Hammer — free on X over a weekend, boosting worldwide distribution after Germany's FSK
Peacock Adds Starz Sign-Up Across All Tiers
Peacock struck a deal letting subscribers add Starz across all of its tiers, with Starz programming viewable inside the Peacock app itself — the latest move in NBCU's effort to position the streamer a
Chris Martin Bond Demo, Coldplay Tapes Go to Auction
A lost Chris Martin demo reportedly intended for the 1999 James Bond film "The World Is Not Enough" is heading to auction alongside unreleased Coldplay recordings from producer Chris Allison's archive
Rogen Anchors "The Invite" Dinner-Party Comedy
"The Invite" is a dinner-party comedy starring Seth Rogen and Olivia Wilde (who directs), with Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton as their bohemian neighbors — adapted from the Spanish film "The People U
Provence Fest Books Elvis & Lennon Docs
The Provence Arts Festival du Film unveiled its second-edition lineup — all music documentaries — running July 29 to August 1 in Ménerbes with Baz Luhrmann's Elvis doc and Kevin Macdonald's John & Yok
Morgan Library's 'Tarot' Show Traces Cards' Art History
The Morgan Library & Museum's new exhibition 'Tarot!' traces the cards' evolution from a 15th-century Italian card game through Surrealist reinventions to today's booming market, featuring the oldest
Kieu Chinh Returns to Vietnam With 'Chrysalis' at
Kieu Chinh stars as a grandmother in "Chrysalis," an adaptation of Vietnamese-American artist Sir Daniel K. Winn's memoir, competing at the Danang Asian Film Festival in what producers call the first
‘I felt like Orpheus’: how the designer of Gears of War bounced back from studio closure by producing Hadestown
Cliff Bleszinski, the video game designer behind Gears of War, found career redemption as a co-producer of the Tony-winning Broadway musical Hadestown after his studio Boss Key Productions collapsed i
International Freak by M Syd Rosen review – the British Timothy Leary
M Syd Rosen's 'International Freak' is the first biography of Robin Farquharson, the brilliant but erratic South African game theorist who numbered Nobel laureates and counterculture figures among his
Not a Pretty Picture review – Martha Coolidge’s recreation of her rape remains shockingly powerful
Martha Coolidge's 1976 docudrama 'Not a Pretty Picture,' a Brechtian reconstruction of her own teen rape, lands on Mubi on 1 July and remains a brutal, essential work decades later.
Louis CK Returns to Netflix With 'Ridiculous'
Louis CK's new Netflix special "Ridiculous" marks his return to the platform nearly a decade after admitting sexual misconduct, and the Guardian's review finds the set uneven — mixing genuinely brilli
Carty-Williams Returns With 'Queenie Is Working on It'
Candice Carty-Williams returns with 'Queenie Is Working on It,' a sequel to her 2019 bestseller, following 33-year-old Queenie Jenkins as she confronts fertility anxiety, chaotic romance, and the real
Daveigh Chase Died of Aids, LA Medical Examiner Rules
The LA County Medical Examiner has ruled that actress Daveigh Chase — known for voicing Lilo in Disney's Lilo & Stitch and playing the ghostly Samara Morgan in The Ring — died of Aids at age 35, with
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