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Everything We Know About ‘We Were Liars’ Season 2 So Far
Prime Video's 'We Were Liars' has begun production on Season 2, drawing from E. Lockhart's prequel novel 'Family of Liars' and adding a roster of new cast members to portray the younger Sinclair siste
Poots, Reynolds Lead Amazon's 'Sex Criminals'
Imogen Poots and John Reynolds are set to lead Amazon Prime Video's 'Sex Criminals,' an eight-episode adaptation of the comic about a couple who can stop time during sex and use the power to rob banks
Netflix Debuts 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' Directed
Netflix is rolling out the adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt's bestseller "Remarkably Bright Creatures," a quirky drama about a grieving widow and a CGI octopus. Director Olivia Newman, who previously hel
Arizona Muse Heads Forum, Maker’s Mark 86% Grain
Model‑turned‑activist Arizona Muse co‑hosted the Landed Forum at Daylesford Farm, using the event to spotlight how fashion depends on soil health. Her charity Dirt and sponsor Maker’s Mark, which now
DiCaprio, Royals Celebrate Attenborough's 100th Birthday
Leonardo DiCaprio led a chorus of tributes from royalty and celebrities to mark Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday, honoring the naturalist's century of work championing the natural world.
Emeraude Toubia Signs with Innovative Artists
Actress Emeraude Toubia, known for her roles in Prime Video’s With Love and Freeform’s Shadowhunters, has been signed by Innovative Artists Entertainment for full‑service representation. The move coin
Lykke Li Releases Final Album 'The Afterparty'
Swedish pop star Lykke Li returns after a four‑year hiatus with 'The Afterparty', a concise nine‑track revenge‑pop album that blends electronic beats with lush strings and even a Max Richter sample. T
Disney Releases Oasis Documentary on IMAX Sep 11
The untitled Oasis documentary, chronicling the band's Live ’25 reunion tour and featuring the first joint interview with the Gallagher brothers in over 25 years, will debut in IMAX and select cinemas
Cantona doc gets Premier League footage for Cannes
Documentary 'Cantona' chronicles Eric Cantona’s rise, his 1995 Crystal Palace assault, and his comeback, featuring newly licensed Premier League footage, interviews with Alex Ferguson and David Beckha
Vertical Picks Up Aronofsky-Produced Horror 'Pendulum'
Vertical has acquired North American distribution rights to the horror film Pendulum, the directorial debut of Black Swan writer Mark Heyman, setting it for a wide theatrical release on January 1, 202
Jana Kramer Directs & Stars in Texas Romance Film
Country‑pop star Jana Kramer is stepping behind the camera for the first time, directing, starring in and performing original songs for the indie romance "Love Song for My Texas Ranger". The Texas‑set
Bullyache’s ‘A Good Man Is Hard to Find’ Opens
Bullyache’s dark, politically charged dance theatre “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” opened at Sadler’s Wells East, using surreal staging and original music to critique the 2008 financial crisis and elite
Brendan Fraser Trains for The Mummy 4 Return
Brendan Fraser, now 57, is training to reprise his role as Rick O’Connell in 'The Mummy 4,' set for release in 2027, reuniting him with Rachel Weisz and John Hannah after nearly two decades.
Duncan Sheik Manga Musical Premieres Off-Broadway
Duncan Sheik's new musical 'Memoirs of Amorous Gentlemen,' adapted from Moyoco Anno's award-winning manga, will premiere Off-Broadway this fall at a new Chelsea venue inside the former Sleep No More s
Charli xcx Clarifies ‘Rock Music’ Is Not a Rock Album
While SKIMNEWS has been tracking Trump’s legal woes, it now pivots to pop culture, covering Charli xcx’s Vogue interview that sparked rumors of a rock‑music shift. The artist hinted at a darker, less
AMC Media Takes $4M Restructuring Charge, Revenue Up
AMC Global Media, freshly rebranded from AMC Networks, posted its Q1 2026 results with a $4 million restructuring charge but a rise in streaming revenue. However, the streaming subscriber base slipped
Fiume o morte Wins FIPRESCI Grand Prix
Croatian director Igor Bezinović's "Fiume o morte!" — a punk-style reenactment of Gabriele D'Annunzio's 1919 fascist occupation of the city of Fiume, staged with 300 residents — won the FIPRESCI Docum
1930s art, Khmer Rouge exhibit, floral show & nude
This week’s art roundup juxtaposes the defiant spirit of 1930s anti‑fascist creators with a harrowing Khmer Rouge exhibition, while also celebrating vibrant floral paintings and a striking new reclini
Mantel’s Thatcher Play Opens at Liverpool Everyman
The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher – August 6th 1983, a stage adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s short story, opened at Liverpool Everyman, blending dark humor with 1980s political turmoil for audience
Sotheby's to Auction 20 Unseen Keith Haring Works
Sotheby's will auction 20 unseen Keith Haring works from the personal collection of his childhood best friend Kermit Oswald, including a hand-painted baby crib and a rare 1985 self-portrait, with comb
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