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Wireless Festival Cancelled After Ye Denied UK Entry
The Wireless music festival in London has been cancelled after the Home Office blocked Ye's entry to the UK on public good grounds, forcing organisers to scrap the July event and issue refunds to all
Judd Hirsch Joins Doc Finale Amid Virus Lockdown
Veteran actor Judd Hirsch, 91, returns to TV in the two‑hour Doc season 2 finale, where a deadly virus forces a hospital lockdown and puts lead character Amy in critical danger.
Salvadori's 'The Electric Kiss' Opens Cannes With Playtime Sales
Pierre Salvadori's "The Electric Kiss," a 1928 Paris-set romantic comedy about a grieving painter deceived by a fake psychic, will world premiere as the opening night film at the Cannes Film Festival
Emilia Clarke Horror Film Secures Global Bleecker Release
Emilia Clarke’s new horror movie ‘When Darkness Loves Us’ has secured a global theatrical release through Bleecker Street, slated for 2027, and follows a survivor emerging from a subterranean cave to
Rays and Shadows Draws 620k Viewers Amid Debate
Gaumont’s three‑hour WWII drama “Rays and Shadows” has attracted over 620,000 cinemagoers since its March 18 debut, igniting a fierce cultural clash over its portrayal of French collaboration and prom
PFD Promotes Rosie Gurtovoy as Head of Media Rights
Peters, Fraser + Dunlop has named Rosie Gurtovoy head of its media rights division, tasking her with steering the agency’s film and TV development amid a surge in cross‑format opportunities.
American Eagle Sponsors 'Forbidden Fruits' Costume Design
Costume designer Sarah Millman used American Eagle as a key sponsor and wardrobe supplier for the Y2K-inspired horror film 'Forbidden Fruits,' grounding its campy mall-centric aesthetic in accessible,
Grant Mohrman Launches Gravel Lake With Desplechin Film
Former Concourse Media executive Grant Mohrman has launched U.S. sales and production firm Gravel Lake Entertainment, with Cannes regular Arnaud Desplechin's upcoming film "The Thing That Hurts" set a
Super Mario Galaxy Movie Earns $16.8M Monday, $207.6M
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie posted a $16.8 million Monday, the highest year‑to‑date Monday at the U.S. box office, pushing its six‑day total past $207 million amid an Easter‑holiday school‑closure bo
Noah Kahan Netflix Doc 'Out of Body' Premieres April 13
Noah Kahan's documentary 'Out of Body' premieres on Netflix April 13 after its SXSW debut, chronicling his rise to stadium-level fame with unflinching footage of family conflicts, body dysmorphia, and
Anna Wintour Appears on Vogue Cover With Streep
Anna Wintour appears on the cover of Vogue alongside Meryl Streep in a double portrait timed to the 'Devil Wears Prada 2' press tour, despite having no creative role in the film franchise she only ins
Farhadi Calls on Filmmakers to Condemn U.S.-Iran War
Acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi published a statement urging filmmakers and artists worldwide to publicly oppose the U.S.-Iran war, calling attacks on civilian infrastructure a war crime, a
Goose Announce Sixth Album 'BIG MODERN!' Due June 12
Goose have announced their sixth studio album, BIG MODERN!, due June 12 via No Coincidence Records, alongside lead single 'Good2B' and a surreal promotional rollout featuring a Jake Lacy cameo and mat
Angelo De Augustine Returns After Mystery Collapse
Singer-songwriter Angelo De Augustine collapsed on Halloween 2021 with an undiagnosed illness that left him unable to walk, talk, or play music for years. After pushing through to finish one album and
Karl Jenkins Tops Classic FM as First Living Composer
Sir Karl Jenkins made history as the first living composer to top the Classic FM Hall of Fame, with his anti-war choral work 'The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace' claiming the 2026 number one spot in a po
Netflix Unveils One Piece Season 3 Title, Lego Special
Netflix revealed the title of its live‑action One Piece season 3—‘The Battle of Alabasta’—and announced a two‑part Lego special debuting Sept 29, while noting the series’ strong viewership and top‑ran
A24 Drops 'The Invite' Trailer Starring Wilde, Rogen, Norton
A24 has released the first trailer for Olivia Wilde's dinner-party dramedy "The Invite," starring Wilde, Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz, and Edward Norton, ahead of a June 26 limited theatrical release.
Super Mario Galaxy Movie Opens Atop UK Box Office
Universal's "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie" blasted to the top of the UK and Ireland box office with a £14.9 million ($19.8 million) opening weekend, with new release "The Drama" and a pipeline of star
Joe Eszterhas Confirms Emerald Fennell Negotiating
Screenwriter Joe Eszterhas revealed that Emerald Fennell is in negotiations to direct a 'Basic Instinct' reboot, a project he describes as supernatural and anti-woke. This news comes as Eszterhas refl
Harry Styles Reveals Meltdown Festival Lineup
Harry Styles has announced the lineup for this year's Meltdown festival at London's Southbank Centre, a 10-day run that sees the pop star curating jazz legends, indie favourites, and electronic acts a
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