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Phil Hartman's 'No Picnic' Returns to Film Forum in 4K
Phil Hartman's 1985 Sundance-winning indie film 'No Picnic' has been 4K-restored and will screen at New York's Film Forum April 17 through 23, offering a preserved portrait of a vanished East Village.
Leon Thomas Performs on Boeing 767‑400 for Delta’s Overhead Originals
R&B star Leon Thomas turned a Boeing 767‑400 into a flying stage for the debut of Delta and YouTube’s Overhead Originals, showcasing his boundary‑pushing performances while on a global tour.
'Spiritual Advisor' Doc Captures Hood's Last Execution Plea
Rolling Stone Films and Documentary+ have released "The Spiritual Advisor," a 23-minute black-and-white short documentary by director Joel Fendelman that follows Reverend Jeff Hood's five-day vigil in
Dennis Quaid to Receive Patriot Ally Award at MV
Actor Dennis Quaid will be honored with the Patriot Ally Award at the May 23 MV Awards in Los Angeles, recognizing his long‑standing support for military‑focused storytelling, veterans, and the broade
Martha Argerich, 85, Ditches Setlist Mid-Concert
Martha Argerich, turning 85, scrapped her printed recital program mid-concert with Dong-Hyek Lim, repositioning Schubert's Fantasia as a 20-minute encore and letting Ravel's La Valse build to a high-w
Ringo Starr, 85, Releases Country Album 'Long Long Road'
Ringo Starr, 85, announces his new country album 'Long Long Road' for April 24, produced by T Bone Burnett with the lead single 'Choose Love' out now and collaborations with Molly Tuttle, Billy String
Mark Gatiss Stars in RSC Brecht Satire With Placebo Score
The RSC is staging Brecht's 1941 Hitler satire "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" with Mark Gatiss in the title role and Placebo composing their first theatrical score, opening April 11 in Stratford-u
Artists honor Adrian Searle after Guardian exit
Artists including Chris Ofili, Isaac Julien, and Marlene Dumas have paid tribute to Adrian Searle, honoring his empathetic, insightful, and deeply human approach to art criticism after his departure f
Eric Overmyer, Bosch and Treme showrunner, dies at 74
Eric Overmyer, the writer-producer who co-created HBO's Treme with David Simon and adapted Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch novels into Amazon Prime's first major streaming series, has died at 74 from P
Lily Allen's West End Girl Tour Turns Divorce Into Theater
Lily Allen's West End Girl tour transforms her October concept album about the collapse of her marriage to David Harbour into a two-act theatrical production, with reviews split between praise for its
Ex-Turnstile Guitarist Charged With Attempted Murder
Brady Ebert, founding guitarist of Grammy-winning hardcore band Turnstile, has been charged with attempted second-degree murder for allegedly driving into the father of frontman Brendan Yates in a Mar
Night Stage Directors Turn Cruising Into Queer Noir
Brazilian directors Marcio Reolon and Filipe Matzembacher discuss their third feature 'Night Stage,' a queer noir thriller set in a Porto Alegre cruising park that uses genre conventions to challenge
Doctor Who releases two missing 1965 episodes
Two missing 1965 Doctor Who episodes from the Daleks’ Master Plan have been restored and released after a private collector’s film prints were uncovered by the Film is Fabulous trust.
Ryan Gosling Exits Daniels Film Over Star Wars Schedule
Ryan Gosling has退出 the upcoming film from Daniels due to scheduling conflicts with his role in the 'Star Wars: Starfighter' movie, delaying casting plans for the untitled project set to shoot in Los A
Ozon Adapts Camus' 'The Stranger' With Voisin as Meursault
François Ozon directs the first major film adaptation of Albert Camus' "L'Étranger" since Visconti's 1967 version, casting 29-year-old Benjamin Voisin as Meursault in a black-and-white film that expan
Meryl Streep to Lead Netflix's 'The Corrections' Adaptation
Netflix has tapped Meryl Streep to lead a limited series adaptation of Jonathan Franzen's National Book Award-winning novel "The Corrections," with "American Fiction" director Cord Jefferson directing
2,500-Year-Old Romanian Gold Helmet Recovered in Plea Deal
Dutch prosecutors recovered a 2,500-year-old Romanian gold helmet stolen from a Netherlands museum in January 2024 as part of a plea deal with suspects, returning the Dacian artifact after an internat
The Testaments Review: Handmaid's Tale Sequel Stumbles
Hulu's "The Testaments," the 10-episode sequel to "The Handmaid's Tale," follows Agnes and Daisy as they edge toward rebellion in Gilead, but critics say it rehashes its predecessor's beats rather tha
JD Vance announces Catholic memoir 'Communion' for June
Vice President JD Vance announced a new memoir, 'Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith,' set for 16 June publication by HarperCollins, chronicling his journey to Catholicism and its role in his poli
V&A Teams with Games Festival for Friday Late
The Victoria & Albert Museum turned its Friday Late series into an interactive playground, pairing live‑coded music, indie games and performance art to showcase video games as cultural artifacts along
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