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Oliver Tree’s Ex Melanie Martinez Remembers The “True Artist” — Kid Cudi, Bebe Rexha & More Pay Tribute
Oliver Tree died at 32 in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro, prompting tributes from ex-girlfriend Melanie Martinez, Kid Cudi, Bebe Rexha, T-Pain, and others who remembered him as a talented, kind
Hulu's Boat-Bound Drama 'The Season' Premieres June 17
Hulu's 'The Season,' a six-episode drama about Hong Kong's sailing elite filmed almost entirely on boats and real locations, debuts June 17 with Toby Stephens, Karina Lam, Jessie Mei Li and Chris Pang
Thordur Palsson to Direct 'Dead by Daylight' Movie
Blumhouse Atomic Monster and Behaviour Interactive have hired Icelandic filmmaker Thordur Palsson — creator of Netflix's 'The Valhalla Murders' — to direct their film adaptation of the survival horror
The Furious, Stop That Train Crack Domestic Top 10
Lionsgate's The Furious and Bleecker Street's RuPaul comedy Stop! That! Train! cracked the domestic top 10 in their debut weekends, while Rialto's 35mm rerelease of the 1949 noir classic The Third Man
Milly Alcock's Supergirl Cape Uses Original 1978 Reeve
Milly Alcock revealed her cape in the upcoming DCU film 'Supergirl' was remade using approximately 16 meters of original fabric from Christopher Reeve's 1978 'Superman' cape, creating a literal materi
Alessandro Nivola Channels Calvin Klein in 'Love Story'
Alessandro Nivola reflects on playing Calvin Klein in Ryan Murphy's FX limited series 'Love Story: John F. Kennedy and Carolyn Bessette,' his three-decade career of unheralded character work, and the
The Fall Announce Final Album 'Post Script' for
The Fall announced "Post Script," their final album, for mid-September release on Cog Sinister Records — eight years after frontman Mark E. Smith's death from lung and kidney cancer.
Sıvacı's 'Hear the Yellow' Sweeps Taormina With Four
Banu Sıvacı's Turkish village drama "Hear the Yellow" swept the top prizes at the 72nd Taormina Film Festival, taking Best Film, Best Script, and lead-acting awards for its two stars.
Matlock, 'Burbs Lead Dark Comedy Wave With Older Women
This Emmy season is seeing a wave of comedy and drama series built around middle-aged and senior women navigating dark mysteries, criminal investigations, and Big Pharma conspiracies, with CBS's 'Matl
SIFF Jurors Urge Emerging Filmmakers to Break
Jurors across four competition sections of the 28th Shanghai International Film Festival's Golden Goblet Awards gathered Sunday to share evaluation criteria, with Asian New Talent chair Anthony Chen u
Oliver Tree Dies at 32 in Rio Helicopter Crash
Singer-songwriter and viral TikTok star Oliver Tree, 32, died Sunday in a Rio de Janeiro helicopter crash that killed six people, according to CNN Brazil.
Witcher Multiplayer Game Details Leak for PC & Mobile
Details of an unannounced co-op, free-to-play game set in The Witcher franchise have surfaced online, with reporting indicating the title is planned for PC and mobile.
Rogen: Superbad Could Never Get Made in Hollywood Today
Seth Rogen told The New York Times that Hollywood's risk aversion means his 2007 comedy Superbad — greenlit at $20 million and released within a year — could never get made today, crediting former Son
Ariana Grande review - glittering hits and powerhouse vocals in stunning return to stage
Ariana Grande launched a five-show Los Angeles run — her first tour since 2019 — with a 23-song set built around her 2024 album Eternal Sunshine, blending powerhouse vocal runs, cheeky spectacle, and
Ainsley Earhardt's Patriotic Kids Book Hits #1 on Amazon
Fox & Friends co-host Ainsley Earhardt's patriotic children's book 'America, I'm So Glad You Were Born' debuted at #1 on Amazon's kids chart after its June 2 release, timed to the July 4th weekend and
Why 'Ponies' Deserves Emmy Love as a Comedy
Variety argues that Peacock's Cold War spy series 'Ponies,' starring Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson, deserves Emmy recognition, spotlighting the show's unusual strategy of submitting for comedy
Michael Becomes Highest-Grossing Music Biopic in History
Antoine Fuqua's Michael Jackson biopic "Michael" has grossed $911.9 million worldwide less than two months after its April 24 premiere, surpassing 2018's Bohemian Rhapsody to become the highest-grossi
Spielberg Reveals Scrapped Porgy and Bess Movie
Steven Spielberg told Amy Poehler's 'Good Hang' podcast that he developed and nearly cast a Porgy and Bess movie about the Gershwins — with Colman Domingo as Todd Duncan — before scrapping the project
Disclosure Day Opens #1 Globally With $92.8M
Steven Spielberg's alien sci-fi film Disclosure Day opened to $92.8 million worldwide, topping the global box office in its debut weekend and exceeding pre-release expectations.
Springsteen Gets Belafonte Award, Performs With Bono
Bruce Springsteen received the Harry Belafonte Voices for Social Justice Award at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 13, where Bono presented him and Patti Smith joined for a surprise three-way renditi
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