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Geologist Records Album Using Moonlight and Telescope
Animal Collective's Geologist (Brian Weitz) is releasing "The Sirens" on October 16 via Outside Time — a single composition recorded in 2024 at a Joshua Tree observatory using a telescope that convert
Cameron Winter Preps Live Album From Historic Carnegie Hall Show
Cameron Winter — one of the youngest artists to headline Carnegie Hall — is releasing 'Live at Carnegie Hall' on October 9, an 11-track document of his sold-out December show that includes three previ
Hook x UMG Deal Powers Fan Remixes
Hook, an AI-powered music remixing app, has secured a licensing deal with Universal Music Group to expand fan-created social content using UMG's vast artist catalog, marking a collaborative approach t
Review: Statham's 'Mutiny' Revives Die Hard on a Boat
Jason Statham stars as a fallen London cop turned bodyguard in "Mutiny," a revenge thriller set aboard a cargo ship that revives the "Die Hard on a Boat" formula with quick, brutal executions and a hu
Jo Koy Sets Sixth Netflix Comedy Special ‘Blue In The Face’
Jo Koy will debut his sixth Netflix comedy special, "Blue in the Face," globally on September 15, filmed at Stockton Arena to honor the city's deep Filipino American roots.
‘Wildwood’ Trailer: Laika Heads to the Forest for an Epic Fantasy Adventure
Laika unveiled the trailer for "Wildwood," its six-year-in-the-making stop-motion fantasy film adapted from Colin Meloy's 2011 novel, set for a nationwide theatrical release on October 23 through Fath
Bruce Dern Stars in 'Northbound' Road Movie
William Scoular's road movie 'Northbound' pairs Bruce Dern as an expelled octogenarian with grandson Hunter Parrish for a 2,000-mile Arizona-to-Canada drive, though Variety's review argues the film si
‘Club Kid’ Trailer: Jordan Firstman Is A Messy Father In His Buzzy Directorial Debut
A24 released the first trailer for Jordan Firstman's directorial debut 'Club Kid,' which the studio acquired out of Cannes and will open in limited theaters on Nov. 6.
Coyote Vs Acme Review: Rescued Looney Tunes Satire Falls Short of Bee
Coyote Vs Acme, a live-action/2D-animation hybrid in which Wile E Coyote sues the Acme corporation over faulty gadgets, hits theaters after being shelved by Warner Bros as a tax writeoff and later res
‘Club Kid’ Trailer: Jordan Firstman Is a Party Promoter With a Surprise Son in His A24 Cannes Sensation
A24 released the first trailer for Jordan Firstman's "Club Kid," the Cannes crowd-pleaser it acquired for $17 million after a bidding war with Netflix, Searchlight, Focus Features, and Mubi.
Producers Scout for K-pop Talent With U.S. Appeal During KCON Fan Festival in Los Angeles
Mnet and Republic Collective are reshaping “Girls Planet 2027” around a girl group aimed directly at U.S. and Western audiences, beginning with KCON auditions in Los Angeles as producers seek contesta
Demon Hunter Sues Netflix Over Kpop Demon Hunters Name
Christian metal band Demon Hunter filed a trademark lawsuit against Netflix alleging the streamer's blockbuster "Kpop Demon Hunters" franchise causes consumer confusion with the band's 25-year-old bra
Emily Watson: Cult Ordered Me Not to Do Breaking the Waves
Emily Watson revealed at the Sarajevo Film Festival that the religious cult she grew up in forbade her from taking the role in 'Breaking the Waves,' calling her decision to walk away 'a rupture' that
Khamatova Stars In Molochnikov's 'The Extremists' Feature
Chulpan Khamatova will star in Alexander Molochnikov's feature-length expansion of his Oscar-shortlisted short film 'Extremist,' now titled 'The Extremists,' with filming underway in Latvia from produ
Zeta-Jones' 'Kill Jackie' Sets Oct. 2 Premiere
Catherine Zeta-Jones stars as a former international drug smuggler turned art dealer hunted by an elite assassination squad in "Kill Jackie," a new eight-episode thriller premiering Oct. 2 simultaneou
'Minotaur' Caught Between France and Germany Oscar Bid
Andrey Zvyagintsev's Cannes Grand Prix winner 'Minotaur' sits provisionally on Germany's Oscar longlist while insiders expect France to ultimately claim the politically charged film as its submission,
El Gouna Unveils First 10 Titles for Ninth Edition
El Gouna Film Festival revealed the first 10 titles of its ninth edition (Oct. 15-23), pulling heavily from Cannes and Berlinale competition lineups alongside politically charged documentaries on Gaza
Sasha Bühler Exits Netflix International Film Role
Sasha Bühler, the Netflix film executive behind 'All Quiet on the Western Front,' has departed the streamer after six years leading international original film strategy across German-speaking Europe.
Fatih Akin's 'Ghost Song' Opens San Sebastián Fest
Fatih Akin's 'Ghost Song' will world premiere as the opening night film at the 2025 San Sebastián Film Festival on Sept. 18, with Werner Herzog receiving a career Donostia Award at the same gala, givi
John Irvin, British film-maker who directed Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, dies aged 86
British film-maker John Irvin, who directed the Bafta-winning BBC miniseries Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and films including Hamburger Hill and Mandela’s Gun, died peacefully at home on 11 August aged 8
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