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Amazon Prime Video has green‑lit a television adaptation of Elsie Silver’s Rose Hill romance novels, adding a four‑book franchise to its slate. The project brings together writer‑showrunner Heidi Cole
Jing Ai Ng’s debut feature ‘Forge’ follows Miami forger Coco Zhang as she balances ambition, legal peril, and the thrill of placing convincing forgeries in museums, delivering a tense cat‑and‑mouse th
Writer Jeremy Slater, the architect behind the new "Mortal Kombat II," explains how the sequel finally delivers the tournament’s brutal fatalities and resurrected fighters while introducing fresh char
The BBC‑Sony adaptation of William Golding’s “Lord of the Flies” leans on a child‑driven cast, and casting directors Nina Gold and Martin Ware say that newcomer David McKenna’s “peculiar and weird” vi
Japanese whisky brand Hibiki appoints actress‑singer Anna Sawai as its first global ambassador, launching a campaign that fuses traditional kimono artistry with modern branding and will run through 20
Animated musical “Brave Knight” is rolling out a five‑star voice cast and a neurodivergent hero, with Lookbook Entertainment pitching the film at Cannes while also developing a stage version. Written
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Netflix, alleging the streaming service secretly harvests user data, including children’s, and uses addictive autoplay to fuel ad‑targeting, violating the Texas
NBCUniversal's upfront event spotlighted television programming with star-studded presentations, a focus on unscripted content, and the announcement of multiple Fast & Furious series in development fo
Green‑focused retailers are slashing prices on high‑capacity e‑bikes and portable power stations, with Velotric’s GoMad utility e‑bike bundles dropping to $2,125 and Anker’s SOLIX F3800 power station
Cannes director Thierry Frémaux warned that Hollywood’s recent retreat has left the festival starved of big studio premieres and urged studios to return. While Universal and Paramount have offered ann
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Netflix, accusing the streamer of abandoning its pledge to stay ad-free, building a 'behavior-surveillance' data program that shares user information with br
Deadline has launched a streaming platform for its Sound & Screen Television awards showcase, letting composers and songwriters from top TV series perform with a full orchestra at UCLA. The event high
Disney is packaging the Grammys, Super Bowl and Oscars — four of the biggest live events all landing on its platforms in early 2027 — as a single cross-portfolio advertising pitch at next week's upfro
Cannes Film Festival will keep its no‑selfie ban on the red carpet even as Meta signs a multi‑year sponsorship, opening a high‑visibility “Meta House” at the Majestic Hotel. Influencers like TikTok st
E! announced the People's Choice Awards will return in 2027, ending a hiatus that began after the February 2024 ceremony, and will now air solely on the cable network following the NBCUniversal/Versan
Chicago will host “Souvenirs: 80 Years of John Prine” on Oct 8, a tribute concert marking the songwriter’s 80th birthday. The show, organized by his family and the Hello in There Foundation, features
Renowned actor‑writer Michael Pennington, celebrated for his versatile Shakespearean and modern roles, co‑founded the English Shakespeare Company and authored ten books, died at 82, leaving a richly v
Quebec duo Angine de Poitrine burst onto the UK scene with a sold‑out debut, propelled by a viral video of their flamboyant polka‑dot masked performance at a French festival. Their tight, math‑rock‑in
Apple Corps will open a seven-floor Beatles museum at 3 Savile Row in 2027, recreating the studio where the band recorded Let It Be and granting public access to the rooftop of their 1969 final concer
Martin Short spoke publicly for the first time about his daughter Katherine's suicide, calling it "a nightmare" and urging that mental illness be treated without shame.
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