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Hill & Adamson’s Newhaven Photo Book Launches
A new book assembles David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson’s 1840s calotype images of Newhaven fishermen and fisherwomen, showcasing their dual role as sailors and lifesavers and highlighting the ser
Model who alleges Kanye West choked her tells BBC she felt 'suffocated and scared'
Model Jennifer An told the BBC's Fame Under Fire podcast that Kanye West choked her with both hands, smeared her makeup, and stuck his fingers in her mouth during a 2010 La Roux music video shoot, an
Taylor Swift Duets Randy Newman At Toy Story 5 Premiere
Taylor Swift surprised fans at the Toy Story 5 Los Angeles premiere by debuting her new country-folk single 'I Knew It, I Knew You' and duetting with Randy Newman on 'You've Got a Friend in Me.'
Art Directors Guild Slams Scorsese Over AI Partnership
The Art Directors Guild has publicly condemned Martin Scorsese for promoting a generative AI tool, accusing him of undermining the human artists who have long collaborated with filmmakers to bring vis
Summer House: West's Beta Blockers, Ciara's 'Spite'
At the 'Summer House' reunion Part 3, West admitted to beta blockers and dating multiple women, while Ciara accused him of pursuing Amanda 'to spite' her — prompting Bravo to greenlight a bonus 'After
Marc Maron's Dying Actor Hunts Oscar 'In Memoriam' Reel
Marc Maron stars as a narcissistic actor with six months to live who launches a PR campaign to land on the Oscars' 'In Memoriam' reel in Rob Burnett's comedy 'In Memoriam,' which world-premiered at th
Project a Black Planet: Theory Where Art Should Sing
The Barbican's 'Project a Black Planet' on Panafrica draws on Négritude and features standout work by Yiadom-Boakye, El Anatsui, and Claudette Johnson, but the reviewer argues theoretical framing over
Attachment review: Cranney's adoption play sprints
Julia Cranney's 70-minute monologue "Attachment" takes an admirably inside look at UK early-permanence adoption but rushes through its protagonist's emotional journey too quickly to land.
Stranger Things: First Shadow Ends London, NY Shows
Netflix’s Stranger Things: The First Shadow stage play will close its London and the New York runs this winter, ending a three‑year West End run and a 20‑month Broadway stint.
Teyana Taylor Named 2026 BET Awards Icon of the Year
Teyana Taylor will be honored as Icon of the Year at the 2026 BET Awards, recognizing her evolution from multi-platinum singer to Oscar-nominated actress, with the ceremony airing live June 28 from th
Woodard, Collette Join Gordon-Levitt's Netflix AI
Joseph Gordon-Levitt has cast Alfre Woodard, Toni Collette, Chloe Coleman, and Sagar Radia in his untitled Netflix AI thriller, joining a roster that already includes Rachel McAdams and Jeff Daniels.
Whalefall Trailer: Austin Abrams Trapped Inside Sperm
20th Century Studios dropped the first trailer for "Whalefall," the Brian Duffield-directed adaptation of Daniel Kraus' novel about a scuba diver swallowed by a sperm whale with one hour of air left,
Nadav Lapid Drops Out Of Marseille Festival Over
Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid withdrew from the Marseille Film Festival jury after participating filmmakers pulled their films to boycott him, prompting the festival to denounce the move and hundreds
Paramount Slams Netflix Over WBD Merger Lobbying
Paramount's chief legal officer accused Netflix in a June 5 DOJ letter of running a "scorched-earth campaign" to poison regulators against the company's WBD merger, while Netflix called the claims "ab
Global Broadcasters Take ‘Best Medicine’ As Raft Of Deals Land For Fox Series
Fox's drama 'Best Medicine' has landed international distribution deals in roughly 14 territories — including a UK homecoming on Sky — ahead of its 14-episode second season this fall.
Prime Video’s ‘Every Year After’ Is a Dreamy Summer Romance: TV Review
Prime Video premieres 'Every Year After' on June 10, an eight-episode romantic drama adapted by Amy B. Harris from Carley Fortune's bestselling novel 'Every Summer After.'
'Killing Castro' Premieres at Tribeca with Pacino
The political thriller "Killing Castro," starring Al Pacino as a CIA operative and Diego Boneta as Fidel Castro, gets its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, reimagining Castro's 1960 Harlem
Vertical Acquires 'Clean Hands' After Tribeca Premiere
Vertical has acquired North American distribution rights to "Clean Hands," a Tribeca-premiering drama starring Zach Braff and Esther McGregor based on a real cop-and-addict father-daughter story on Ma
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within was a flop – but 25 years later, it is an exquisite digital relic
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, Hironobu Sakaguchi's 2001 photorealist CGI film, bombed at the box office — but 25 years on it's being reassessed as a technical landmark and the first serious attem
‘We got banned from YouTube but they showed Saddam Hussein being hanged’: the wild viral visions of Romain Gavras
Romain Gavras and Surkin launch 'Visions of 2034,' a new audio-visual exhibition and debut Gener8ion album featuring videos with Charlize Theron, 070 Shake, and Yung Lean — built piece-by-piece over e
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