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Tyler Mane Discloses Rare Male Breast Cancer
Actor Tyler Mane, known for playing Sabretooth, revealed on Instagram that he has been diagnosed with a rare form of male breast cancer, is beginning chemotherapy, and urged awareness.
Tracy Morgan Mentors SNL Star Marcello Hernández
In a candid Variety‑CNN “Actors on Actors” interview, veteran comic Tracy Morgan mentors rising SNL star Marcello Hernández, swapping stories about their careers, Latino representation, personal setba
Jane Campion Praises Small Film Festivals at Taormina
Jane Campion, now jury president at the 62nd Taormina Film Festival, praised smaller festivals for fostering deep film engagement and community, reuniting with 'The Piano' star Holly Hunter, who expre
Patrick Gibson Voices James Bond in 007 First Light
Actor Patrick Gibson, who supplied both voice and likeness for James Bond in the new video game 007 First Light, reflects on the pressure, technical challenges, and creative freedom of bringing the ic
Jennifer Lawrence Helps Bravo Find Summer House Leak
Andy Cohen announced that Oscar‑winner Jennifer Lawrence, a devoted Bravo fan, supplied key online sleuthing that led the network to identify and dismiss the insider who leaked the Summer House reunio
‘Doctor Who’ Christmas Special Not Going Forward This Year at BBC as Russell T Davies and Bad Wolf Exit Series
The BBC has canceled the planned 'Doctor Who' Christmas special and ended its partnership with showrunner Russell T Davies and production company Bad Wolf as it opens the series to competitive tender
Fans petition White House over unauthorized anime use
A Change.org petition signed by about 20,000 manga fans urges the White House to stop using Japanese anime characters in its social‑media posts after a video mixing US strike footage with Dragon Ball,
‘Desi Bling’ Producer on Why the Netflix Reality Show, About Ultra-Wealthy Indian Expats in Dubai, Is Such a Hit: People ‘Like to See Their Dreams on Screen’
The producer of Netflix's "Desi Bling," a reality docusoap about ultra-wealthy Indian expats in Dubai, explains why the show has become a global hit, crediting its cast's personal storylines and the o
‘It’s not about heroes and villains’: the triumphant return of long-lost indie I Shot Andy Warhol
Mary Harron's 1996 cult film 'I Shot Andy Warhol,' which spent decades in obscurity after a string of bankrupt distributors, returns to cinemas in a new 4K restoration from Janus Films beginning June
Cannes Marché du Film Names Greece Country of Honour
The Cannes Marché du Film has named Greece its 2027 Country of Honour, spotlighting the nation’s booming audiovisual industry, recent award‑winning filmmakers, and its growing appeal as a European fil
Ryan Wigglesworth: Featured Artist at Aldeburgh
Ryan Wigglesworth, chief conductor of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and Royal Academy of Music professor, is this week's featured artist at Aldeburgh Festival, where a season anchored by Debussy
Boogie Nights review – Paul Thomas Anderson’s porn epic is still gaudy, seedy fun
A retrospective review of Paul Thomas Anderson's 1997 porn-industry epic 'Boogie Nights,' praising its Scorsese-influenced style and ensemble cast while critiquing its evasion of HIV and the real John
From bands to bags to beer bins - everything you need to know ahead of Download festival
Download Festival returns to Donington Park for its 23rd edition from 10 June, with Limp Bizkit, Guns N' Roses, and Linkin Park headlining a 100-plus act lineup that stretches beyond rock into hip-hop
London Musical on Nigella Lawson Criticized for
The new London musical 'How to Make a Mess' starring Tanya Truman as Nigella Lawson opens at Upstairs at the Gatehouse, but critics say its over‑focus on backstory and weak song hooks leave the cookin
Bill Cody, Voice of the Grand Ole Opry, Dead at 67
Legendary Nashville radio voice Bill Cody, the long‑time Grand Ole Opry announcer and host of WSM’s “Coffee, Country & Cody”, died at 67 after battling kidney and heart failure, ending a three‑decade
Best Medicine: US Remake of ITV's Doc Martin Reviewed
Best Medicine, the US remake of ITV's long-running British hit Doc Martin, relocates the cantankerous GP to a Maine fishing village with Josh Charles in the Martin Clunes role and Abigail Spencer as h
Lorne Michaels cuts chaos for Bowen Yang’s SNL sketch
SNL director Liz Patrick reveals that Lorne Michaels urged a simpler, more intimate approach for Bowen Yang’s farewell sketch, scrapping the planned eggnog fountain and emphasizing Cher’s cameo in the
Spielberg's Disclosure Day: A Giddy Alien Conspiracy
Steven Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' is a crowd-pleasing alien-conspiracy spectacle in which Emily Blunt's TV weather presenter develops psychic abilities while Josh O'Connor's whistleblower exposes de
Cavalli's 'Kidnapping of Arabella' Trailer Debuts with
Italian director Carolina Cavalli debuts the exclusive trailer for 'The Kidnapping of Arabella,' her Venice-winning follow-up to 'Amanda,' starring Chris Pine and Benedetta Porcaroli ahead of a July 2
Palmer, Joao Pedro Feature in Madonna Album Promo Film
Chelsea forwards Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro made a surprise cameo in a 14-minute promotional film for Madonna's upcoming album "Confessions On A Dance Floor: Part II," which was unveiled at the Tribec
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