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Sony TV Names 2026 Elevate Writers & Directors Fellows
Sony Pictures Television unveiled its Elevate Writers & Directors Fellowship Class of 2026, naming eight emerging storytellers who will receive mentorship and hands-on development on the Sony lot in C
Netflix Delays Gary Glitter Doc Over 'New Legal Information'
Netflix has postponed its three-part Gary Glitter documentary 'Hunting Gary Glitter' just three weeks before its planned Oct. 14 release, citing 'new legal information' and pulling the trailer from Yo
Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Splits Critics, Tests Oscar Bid
Tom Cruise's bid for a competitive Oscar hinges on whether his performance in Alejandro González Iñárritu's 'Digger' can outlast the film's sharply divided reception at Venice, Telluride, and Toronto.
Maya Talem Signs With MAD Celebrity
Italian-Tunisian actress Maya Talem, set to play Rosa Maserati in Bobby Moresco's upcoming 'Maserati: The Brothers' alongside Anthony Hopkins and Al Pacino, has signed with MAD Celebrity for represent
"Brace Your Heart" Review: Kernell's Sámi Herder Drama
Amanda Kernell's third feature "Brace Your Heart," about a 20-year-old Sámi woman who inherits her dead father's reindeer-herding operation, has earned festival momentum with premieres at Toronto's Pl
'Closure' Trailer: Father Hunts Vistula for Missing Son
Distributor 1-2 Special has released the trailer for "Closure," an award-winning documentary following a Polish father's relentless search for his teenage son who vanished from a Warsaw bridge, as the
YouTube Extends Coachella Through 2030, Debuts AI Suite
YouTube held its 'Made on YouTube' event, extending exclusive Coachella livestream rights through 2030, launching microdrama-style episode formats for Shorts, and rolling out AI-powered features acros
Wild Horse Nine Trailer Drops After Malkovich's Venice Volpi Win
Searchlight Pictures released the official trailer for Martin McDonagh's dark spy comedy 'Wild Horse Nine,' set for a November 6 theatrical release following a near-15-minute Venice standing ovation a
Bad Brains’ Earliest Studio Recordings to Be Released in November
The Bad Brains' earliest studio recordings, made in 1979 at Inner Ear Studios, will be released in November as a newly remixed EP featuring their debut single 'Pay to Cum' and rare CBGB footage.
‘Avengers: Endgame Encore’ Could Top Box Office, Brad Pitt’s ‘Heart of the Beast’ and Robert Pattinson’s ‘Primetime’ Vie for No. 3
Disney is re-releasing "Avengers: Endgame" on the big screen ahead of December's "Avengers: Doomsday," with the 2019 juggernaut tracking $25-28 million to potentially claim No. 1 in its 2026 encore, c
Sindhu Vee: ‘Makeup, music to feel reckless, two pieces of milk chocolate – and then I go on’
Comedian Sindhu Vee discusses her new show 'Swanky,' inspired by her parents' recent deaths, her unexpected acting career in Sex Education and other shows, her pre-show ritual of two pieces of milk ch
Kerry Washington Expands Interview Show to Weekly Podcast
Kerry Washington is converting her four-season interview series "Street You Grew Up On" into a weekly podcast through a partnership between her production company Simpson Street and creator-services f
‘You Can See Everything’ Trailer: Nathan Fielder Lives With Elizabeth Holmes, Makes Her Cry and Interrogates Her Husband in Documentary
A24 released the trailer for "You Can See Everything," the 174-minute Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim documentary following Elizabeth Holmes before and after her prison sentence, ahead of its Oct.
Magali Reus Opens 'Swimming By Night' at London's Perimeter
Dutch-born, London-based artist Magali Reus opens "Swimming By Night" at London's Perimeter gallery, presenting oversized aluminum sculptures of disposable objects like pizza boxes and candy hearts to
‘Ray Gunn’ Trailer: Brad Bird’s Noir-Inspired Animated Passion Project Comes to Netflix
Netflix released the first trailer for Brad Bird's long-gestating animated noir-sci-fi film "Ray Gunn," revived by Skydance Animation after more than 25 years of development.
Sony Music Becomes First Music Company to Join ARIAM
Sony Music Group has become the first music company to join the Alliance for Responsible Innovation in the Arts & Media (ARIAM), a coalition that includes Disney, Condé Nast, Fox, the New York Times,
Bong Joon Ho Plots Crime, Horror Films After 'Ally'
Bong Joon Ho will begin detailed screenwriting on two or three crime and horror projects next year once his animated feature "Ally" finishes post-production, with distributors eyeing a summer 2027 fes
Jesse Eisenberg Wrote The Debut For Julianne Moore
Jesse Eisenberg revealed he wrote *The Debut* specifically for Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti, praising them as his favorite actors ahead of the film’s European premiere at San Sebastián.
Adam Pendleton Unveils Black Dada at Stedelijk
Adam Pendleton's exhibition "Some Wild Kind of Language" opens Oct. 10 at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, presenting his long-running "Black Dada" practice that builds paintings from a black ground th
Bristol disabled artists push beyond access to opportunity
Disabled artists in Bristol say the city's inclusive reputation masks a stubborn gap between accessibility and actual opportunity, as three creatives build radical projects — from BSL projections on h
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