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Lili Reinhart, Tom Bateman Lead 'Love Hypothesis' Movie
Ali Hazelwood's viral novel 'The Love Hypothesis' is heading to Prime Video as a feature film, with Lili Reinhart cast as Olive Smith and Tom Bateman as Dr. Adam Carlsen after casting rounds wrapped i
Jason Bateman Eyes Five Emmy Nods Across Two New Series
Jason Bateman, a 40-year industry veteran, enters the current Emmy cycle competing in both lead actor for Netflix's 'Black Rabbit' and supporting actor for HBO Max's 'DTF St. Louis,' a double-show piv
Lionsgate Taps Two Writing Teams for Monopoly Movie
Lionsgate, LuckyChap, and Hasbro Entertainment have enlisted two writing teams — including the scribes behind A Minecraft Movie and Dumb Money — to pitch competing outlines for a long-gestating Monopo
Ashley Padilla Is First Featured Player to Lead SNL
Ashley Padilla, who co-wrote a fashion book with Diane Keaton in the months before her casting, has become 'Saturday Night Live' Season 51's breakout star — the first featured player ever to lead the
Emmanuelle Seigner Defends Polanski Loyalty at Taormina
Emmanuelle Seigner received a career achievement award at Taormina, where she discussed her rock band L'Epée, her daughter Morgane's horror debut, and defended husband Roman Polanski as 'a very good m
Campion Calls Weinstein's 'Piano' Campaign 'Brilliant'
Jane Campion, presiding over the jury at the Taormina Film Festival in Sicily, publicly credited Harvey Weinstein with a "brilliant" marketing campaign for her 1993 Oscar-winning film "The Piano" whil
Luciane Buchanan Returns for Night Agent's Final Season
Luciane Buchanan will reprise her role as Rose Larkin in the fourth and final season of Netflix's 'The Night Agent,' settling a key fan question after she was absent from Season 3.
Kathryn Newton Cast Opposite Cooper Hoffman in Hulu
Kathryn Newton has been cast opposite Cooper Hoffman in the Hulu pilot 'Durango,' from writer Eliza Clark, 20th Television, and Media Res, where she will play a guarded runaway named Bunny.
‘Heated Rivalry,’ ‘Industry,’ ‘Widow’s Bay’ Lead 2026 TCA Awards Nominations
The Television Critics Association announced its 42nd Annual TCA Awards nominations, with Crave/HBO Max's 'Heated Rivalry,' HBO Max's 'Industry,' and Apple TV's 'Widow's Bay' each earning five nods as
Olivia Rodrigo: You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love review – who’s she singing about? Who cares when the songs are this good
Olivia Rodrigo's third album 'You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love' marks a confident pivot to 80s new wave, loaded with Cure homages including a Robert Smith duet, and showcases more nuanced, ma
Ben Schwartz Joins Beatles Four-Film Cast
Ben Schwartz has been cast as 1960s New York DJ Murray the K in Sam Mendes' upcoming four-film Beatles biopic, joining Paul Mescal, Barry Keoghan, Harris Dickinson, and Joseph Quinn as the Fab Four ah
Ron Howard Says AI Films Need Audience Approval
Oscar‑winning director Ron Howard cautioned that AI‑produced movies will only thrive if audiences embrace them, while Runway’s co‑CEO sees AI expanding access but insists human creativity remains esse
Monte‑Carlo TV Festival Names Golden Nymph Contenders
The Monte‑Carlo Television Festival kicks off Friday, unveiling a diverse slate of drama series and TV movies—including Emilia Clarke’s Cold‑War thriller ‘Ponies’—that will compete for the Golden Nymp
Raducanu joins Boulter in Queen's quarter-finals
Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter each secured a spot in Queen's quarter‑finals, setting up a double‑header on Friday after rain forced the tournament’s schedule into a single day for the players.
West Hollywood: Music Venues, Hotels, LGBTQ+ Escape
West Hollywood is marketed as a premier summer destination for music lovers, offering iconic venues like the Troubadour, upscale hotels, diverse dining, and an LGBTQ‑friendly atmosphere that rivals in
Rebecca Hall Hunts a Mysterious Hum in 'The Listeners'
Rebecca Hall stars in "The Listeners," a Starz series premiering June 12 about a teacher consumed by a mysterious hum, using her quest to explore how love can drive both beauty and destructive choices
Disclosure Day Opens $12.5M Worldwide First Day
Steven Spielberg’s latest sci‑fi thriller Disclosure Day launched to a strong global debut, outpacing many of his earlier works at the box office and earning solid audience approval across key markets
Box Office: ‘Disclosure Day’ Makes $6.5 Million in Previews
Steven Spielberg’s alien thriller ‘Disclosure Day’ earned $6.5 million in Thursday previews, yet faces a profit hurdle with a $115 million production budget and $80 million marketing spend, requiring
Art's great innovator whose vivid paintings made him a household name
David Hockney, the Bradford-born artist whose vivid California swimming pool scenes and Yorkshire landscapes made him Britain's most celebrated living painter, has died aged 88.
The Long Drop review: Mina's 1956 Glasgow murder play
A five-star review of "The Long Drop" at Citizens Theatre, Glasgow — Linda McLean's stage adaptation of Denise Mina's true-crime novel about the 1956 Burnside triple murder, running until 20 June.
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