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Paradise City Sales Takes Sara Ishaq's 'The Station'
Paris-based Paradise City Sales has acquired world sales rights to Sara Ishaq's debut feature 'The Station,' a Yemen-set drama about a women-only petrol station, ahead of its world premiere at Cannes
AGBO, Russo Brothers' Studio, Partners with SXSW London
AGBO, the Russo brothers' production company, will serve as a major partner at the second edition of SXSW London, bringing cross-medium programming on storytelling, technology, and gaming to the June
Zegler Wins Olivier, Defends Free Balcony as Accessible Theatre
Rachel Zegler won the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her London Palladium turn as Eva Perón, capping a run defined by her free balcony performance of "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" to c
Beta Film Hands Tech Ops to Enteractive
Beta Film has partnered with Enteractive to handle technical management of its content library, including major series like Gomorrah and Babylon Berlin, as part of a broader push into advanced technol
Greg Doran Seeks 200+ Shakespeare Folios Worldwide
Greg Doran’s new book intertwines Antony Sher’s candid death diaries with a worldwide pilgrimage to view over 200 surviving copies of Shakespeare’s First Folio, revealing a personal odyssey of grief a
'It's OK' Tops China Box Office as 2026 Revenue Falls 50%
A quiet weekend at the China box office saw local drama "It's OK" claim the top spot with $4.6 million, while year-to-date 2026 revenue has plunged 50.1% from the same period in 2025 to $1.84 billion.
Barbie Ferreira’s Grace Becomes PR in 'Mile End Kicks'
Barbie Ferreira stars as Grace, a 22‑year‑old Toronto music critic who lands a 33 1/3 book deal on Alanis Morissette, moves to Montreal, flirts with a band’s frontman, and becomes a PR handler, exposi
AMC's 'The Audacity' Skewers Silicon Valley Moguls
AMC's new eight-episode Silicon Valley satire 'The Audacity,' from 'Succession' alum Jonathan Glatzer, uses therapist-client dynamics, insider trading, and a fictional 'Cupertino' megacorporation to s
Paramount‑Warner Bros merger aims 30 films a year
At CinemaCon, executives highlighted the pending Paramount‑Warner Bros merger, slated to close before Q4 2026, and the studios’ pledge to release 30 films annually to sustain a rebounding box office a
Super Mario Galaxy Movie Hits $629M, 2026 Box‑Office Leader
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has become 2026’s top‑grossing film, racking up $629 million worldwide, with strong domestic and overseas earnings and a second‑weekend haul of $83.5 million across 81 ter
Anyma's Coachella Set Canceled Over 40 MPH Winds
Electronic artist Anyma's Coachella Weekend 1 set was canceled after 35-40 mph winds prevented his stage from being built safely, leaving the DJ 'devastated' and scrambling for a makeup performance.
Big Little Lies Season 3 Moving Forward, Kelley Confirms
David E. Kelley confirmed Big Little Lies Season 3 is in active development with Francesca Sloane writing, telling fans 'we're getting the band back together' as the show awaits Liane Moriarty's Augus
Sting’s The Last Ship Lands in Brisbane with Shaggy
Sting’s revived musical The Last Ship lands in Brisbane, featuring Shaggy and a striking industrial set, as the Queensland Performing Arts Centre seeks to cement the city’s global arts profile.
Robbie G.K. On Potential Scott & Kip Storylines To Explore In ‘Heated Rivalry’ Season 2
Robbie G.K., who plays Kip in Jacob Tierney’s “Heated Rivalry,” told People he’d love to see the fallout of Kip’s kiss with Scott, played by François Arnaud, in Season 2. He hopes the series will deep
Frankie Muniz says Malcolm’s final confession on Hulu
In the final episode of ‘Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair,’ Malcolm confronts his mother about the pressure to become president, a moment captured amid chaotic bathroom noises that underscor
Brian Cox's 'Emergence' Tour on AI, Quantum, Cosmos
Physicist Brian Cox launches his Australian 'Emergence' tour, using Kepler’s snowflake musings to explore known science, AI’s uncertain power, quantum computing’s promise, and the evolving impact of s
Alina Fernández Revuelta’s Film Debuts at Miami Fest
Alina Fernández Revuelta’s documentary “Revolution’s Daughter” debuted at the Miami Film Festival, spotlighting her exile story and broader Cuban diaspora voices amid Cuba’s deepening economic crisis
How VDare's 'castle' tore apart Berkeley Springs
Michael Edison Hayden's new book details how VDare's purchase of a 'castle' in Berkeley Springs, WV ignited a multiyear crisis that split neighbors, financially squeezed the anti-immigration group, an
GKIDS Releases Mermaid Anime ChaO, Directed by Aoki
The new anime film ChaO, released by GKIDS, imagines a futuristic world where mermaids and humans coexist, following a low‑rank shipbuilder’s unlikely marriage to a mermaid princess and showcasing dir
Eamonn Holmes Hospitalized After Stroke, GB News Says
Veteran broadcaster Eamonn Holmes was admitted to hospital after a stroke, with GB News confirming his condition, pledging support, and arranging a substitute co‑anchor while he focuses on recovery.
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