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Spain unveils six‑title scripted slate at Series Mania
Spain unveiled a six‑title scripted slate at Series Mania, showcasing a diversified mix of period drama, thrillers, tech suspense and true‑event stories, underscoring broader creative breadth, strong
Hoppers Tops China Box Office as 2026 Revenue Drops 52%
Disney's 'Hoppers' debuted at #1 in China with $9.3M as the country's 2026 year-to-date box office tracked 52.1% behind 2025's pace.
Camden youth museum opens with 100k‑item archive
London’s new Museum of Youth Culture will open on 15 May in Camden, showcasing a 100,000‑item archive of British teen subcultures and offering a community‑driven space for events, a Rough Trade shop,
Osment, Musso Miss Hannah Montana Premiere, Post Tributes Online
Emily Osment and Mitchel Musso skipped the "Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special" premiere in Hollywood, instead addressing fans on social media from afar while the Disney+ special readies its Marc
John Lithgow Stars as Roald Dahl in Broadway's Giant
John Lithgow stars as Roald Dahl in "Giant," Mark Rosenblatt's new Broadway play dramatizing the real 1983 antisemitic book review that drew international backlash and forced the beloved children's au
Noir City Festival Returns With 20-Film Music Lineup
Eddie Muller and Alan K. Rode return to host the 28th annual Noir City film festival at Hollywood's Egyptian Theatre, unveiling 'Face the Music!' — a 20-film program exploring jazz, crime, and musicia
Welsh adapts Trainspotting as West End musical
Irvine Welsh is adapting his 1993 debut novel Trainspotting into a West End musical opening at the Theatre Royal Haymarket on 15 July, co-writing original songs with Stephen McGuinness and incorporati
Murray Defends Sullivan's Crossing After Patterson Exit
Chad Michael Murray is publicly defending Sullivan's Crossing after co-star Scott Patterson exited the Canadian drama ahead of Season 4 over what Patterson called "untenable" creative differences with
Valerie Perrine Dies at 82 After Cannes Win, Oscar
Valerie Perrine, the screen siren celebrated for her captivating performances, has died at 82. Initially recognized for her bold, skin-baring roles, Perrine later achieved significant critical acclaim
Prince Harry & Meghan to Produce Netflix Polo Drama
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expanding their Netflix partnership with an untitled scripted drama set in Florida’s polo scene, joining a slate of new projects despite recent scrutiny of their bra
Scripps Debuts Sports FAST Channel, Kevin Hart Series
E.W. Scripps Co. unveiled a 24/7 sports FAST channel and rolled out new original programming, including a Kevin Hart‑produced series and an Alisyn Camerota interview show, expanding its streaming foot
Shōgun Season 2 Adds 5 Cast Members as Production Starts
FX has added five actors—Risei Kukihara, Ryô Satô, Seishiro Nishida, Mantaro Koichi, and Takashi Yamaguchi—to the cast of its Emmy-winning drama Shōgun as production on Season 2 begins in Vancouver.
BBC streams Norma Percy’s Trump‑China documentary
Norma Percy’s new two‑part documentary ‘Clash of the Superpowers: America vs China’ revisits the early Trump‑Xi encounters that ignited the US‑China trade war, juxtaposing Trump’s erratic tactics with
Valerie Perrine, Oscar‑nominated actress, dies at 82
Actress Valerie Perrine, Oscar‑nominated for 1974’s Lenny, died at 82 after a 15‑year battle with Parkinson’s, prompting a GoFundMe to cover her funeral at Forest Lawn Cemetery and a heartfelt tribute
Dave Davies hits back at Moby over 'Lola' transphobic critique
Guitarist Dave Davies publicly hit back at electronic musician Moby after Moby told the Guardian the Kinks' 1970 hit 'Lola' was 'gross and transphobic,' sharing a supportive letter from trans punk ico
Reacher Star Ritchson Filmed Striking Neighbor: TMZ
Actor Alan Ritchson, star of Amazon's Reacher, was filmed on Sunday allegedly striking his Tennessee neighbor at least four times in a dispute over motorbike riding, according to TMZ footage and the a
Self Esteem Revives David Hare's Teeth ’n’ Smiles
Pop star Self Esteem (Rebecca Lucy Taylor) leads the West End revival of David Hare’s 1975 play *Teeth ’n’ Smiles*, adding fresh music and lyrics while highlighting the modern music industry’s disillu
Hopkins Films Dylan Thomas Adaptation in Wales
Sir Anthony Hopkins, back in his native Wales, is set to begin shooting A Visit To Grandpa's, a film adaptation of a Dylan Thomas short story directed by DJ Caruso, marking a homecoming for the 88-yea
Andrew Scott backs Redbreast short‑film winner
Actor Andrew Scott, serving as judge and executive producer, helped crown Indian filmmaker Pranav Bhasin’s ‘We Were Here’ as the 2026 Redbreast Unhidden short‑film winner at SXSW, linking Irish whiske
BTS releases new album 'Arirang
K-pop sensation **BTS** has released their highly anticipated new album, "Arirang," which is poised to meet massive commercial expectations while also showcasing significant artistic experimentation.
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