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Hugh Jackman to Play Long John Silver in Scott’s film
Hugh Jackman has been cast as the legendary pirate Long John Silver in a new Ridley Scott‑directed adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island, with a script by Jack Thorne.
Hulu ‘Alice and Steve’ Shows Clement‑Walker Chemistry
Hulu’s ‘Alice and Steve’ follows a long‑time London friendship strained by a half‑age romance, delivering sharp chemistry between Jemaine Clement and Nicola Walker while leaving the younger love inter
Netflix Unveils ‘Lupin’ Part 4 2026 Premiere Date & Poster
Netflix revealed the October 23, 2026 premiere and new poster for Lupin’s fourth season, confirming Omar Sy’s return as the gentleman thief and outlining the eight‑episode cast.
Clay Travis Leaves OutKick as Fox Absorbs It Into Fox News Digital
Clay Travis is leaving OutKick — the sports and culture site he founded — which Fox is folding into Fox News Digital, while Travis signs a new contributor deal and keeps his FS1 show.
Shawn Hatosy Embraces Sex Symbol Status After 'The Pitt'
Shawn Hatosy discusses his unexpected rise as a social media sex symbol amid acclaim for his role as Dr. Jack Abbot on 'The Pitt,' his chemistry with co-stars, and stepping back from online discourse.
Edward Bluemel to Play Poirot in BBC‑BritBox 'Hercule'
Actor Edward Bluemel has been cast as Agatha Christie’s detective Hercule Poirot in the BBC‑BritBox period drama "Hercule," a six‑part series set in interwar London that explores the sleuth’s early ca
Disney Sets July 16 Release for Descendants: Wicked
Disney unveiled the first‑look trailer for its upcoming Descendants sequel, announcing a July 16 Disney Channel debut, a July 17 Disney+ stream, and a new villain lineup.
Bedouine's Neon Summer Skin: A Family's Multiple Displacements
Singer-songwriter Bedouine (Azniv Korkejian) releases her fourth album 'Neon Summer Skin,' a 1970s soft-pop record built around her Armenian-Syrian family's multiple displacements and the precariousne
Charli XCX Announces Music, Fashion, Film Tour, Album
Charli XCX unveiled a fall tour named after her forthcoming album ‘Music, Fashion, Film’, set to kick off in late July with ticket presales beginning June 12.
‘Scooby Doo’ Live-Action Netflix Series Reveals First Look at Crime-Solving Canine, to Premiere in 2027
Netflix unveiled a first‑look clip for its upcoming live‑action Scooby‑Doo: Origins series, confirming a 2027 premiere, filming in Atlanta, and a star‑studded cast backed by veteran producers.
Marginal MediaWorks to Adapt Winner 'Son of a Bikram'
Indie studio Marginal MediaWorks is turning SXSW short‑film prize winner ‘Son of a Bikram’ into a feature film and TV series, partnering with creators Ash T and Johnny Rey Diaz.
Taormina Film Festival 72nd Edition Honors Mirren, Crowe
Sicily's Taormina Film Festival opens its 72nd edition June 10-14 with a star-studded lineup headlined by Helen Mirren, Russell Crowe, and a House of the Dragon preview in the ancient amphitheater.
Charli XCX Announces 12‑Date Music, Fashion, Film Tour
Charli XCX unveiled a 12‑date North American arena tour beginning Sept. 11 to promote her forthcoming seventh album “Music, Fashion, Film,” which drops July 24.
Bowen Yang SNL Exit Lorne Call, Praises Sennott's HBO
Bowen Yang reveals he postponed his Saturday Night Live departure after Lorne Michaels unexpectedly called, while commending Rachel Sennott’s new HBO comedy “I Love L.A.” and reflecting on his seven‑y
Indigenous House Launches Weekly Indigenous Music
Indigenous House and Little Bear Audio are rolling out The Indigenous Setlist, a weekly podcast that spotlights thriving Native and Indigenous musicians across genres and nations.
Sean Penn Wins Oscar, Skips Ceremony Over Selfies
Sean Penn accepted the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor at the Oscars but stayed away, citing his intense dislike of selfies as the reason for his absence.
Italian Global Series Fest Unveils 2025 Lineup
The Italian Global Series Festival's second edition (July 3-11 in Rimini and Riccione) will premiere a slate of international dramas, comedies and limited series, headlined by a Channel 5 detective sh
Candr Pictures to Adapt Walker's Post-Apocalyptic Novel
Candr Pictures has optioned Adrian J. Walker's post-apocalyptic novel 'The End of The World Running Club' for a feature film, with Chris Reading ('Time Travel Is Dangerous') set to write and direct.
Julio Le Parc Retrospective Opens at Tate Modern
Julio Le Parc’s posthumous retrospective at Tate Modern immerses visitors in kinetic, interactive art that challenges passive viewing and revives 1960s avant-garde radicalism through play and sensory
Colony Holds Korea Box Office No. 1 as Wild Sing Debuts Strong
South Korea's box office weekend of June 5–7 saw zombie thriller "Colony" hold the No. 1 spot for a third consecutive frame with $4 million, while K-pop dance comedy "Wild Sing" opened strongly in sec
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