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Netflix Uses AI Gene Wilder in Wonka Show
Netflix’s new competition series 'Wonka’s Golden Ticket' uses AI to recreate Gene Wilder’s voice as host, drawing criticism for its ethically fraught revival of the late actor and a tone that undermin
Finnish Film Affair: Survival, Horror, Dystopian Pics Unpacked by Nordic Genre Lab Participants: ‘The Base of Nordic Talent Is Deep’
The inaugural Nordic Genre Lab launches at Helsinki's Finnish Film Affair (Sept 23-25), pitching eight genre films in development—from a €4M Finnish WWII telekinesis thriller to the first-ever Faroese
Berlin Art Week's 15th Edition Opens With Three Shows
Berlin Art Week's 15th edition opens at C/O Berlin with three new exhibitions featuring award-winning photography on Chernobyl, migrating flamingos, and a Carrie Mae Weems retrospective.
Laura Obradors Debuts 'The Woodworm' via ECAM Incubator
Laura Obradors' feature debut "The Woodworm," about a teenage girl whose identity formation collides with the authority of her artist father, is being developed through Madrid's ECAM Incubator by Espu
14-Year-Old Ellie-Mae Siame Lands Thomas & Friends Voice Role
A 14-year-old Stafford actress was cast as the voice of Nia in Thomas & Friends: Railway Stories immediately after her January audition, with a YouTube special surpassing 2 million views ahead of its
Sister Group Takes Minority Stake in Common Interest
Sister Group, the transatlantic media company led by Elisabeth Murdoch and Jane Featherstone, has struck a strategic partnership and taken a minority investment in London-based branded entertainment g
Pattinson Calls 'The Batman 2' a 'Real Left Turn'
Robert Pattinson told Collider that 'The Batman: Part II' is 'so ambitious' and 'a real left turn' from the 2022 original, as the Matt Reeves-directed sequel gears up for a Feb. 18, 2028 theatrical de
Sophie Calle Opens Major UK Show on Absence
Sophie Calle, the 72-year-old French conceptual artist, opens her first major UK exhibition in nearly two decades, exploring absence, death, and the ethical boundaries of art through intimate, often p
Mariska Hargitay Teases Christopher Meloni’s ‘Law & Order: SVU’ Return Ahead of Season 28 Premiere
Mariska Hargitay posted Instagram photos of herself with Christopher Meloni on the "Law & Order: SVU" set, teasing a Benson-Stabler reunion ahead of the show's Season 28 premiere.
RHCP, Grohl Lead Flea's Conservatory 25th Concert
The Silverlake Conservatory of Music — co-founded by Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea in 2001 — will mark its 25th anniversary with a benefit concert at the Hollywood Palladium on Oct. 17, headlined
Reasonable Doubt Season 4 Trailer Reveals Shooting Victim
Hulu's 'Reasonable Doubt' Season 4 trailer reveals the shooting victim teased in the Season 3 finale, with the new season premiering October 6 with three episodes dropping each Tuesday.
David Worth, Director of ‘Kickboxer’ and DP of ‘Any Which Way You Can,’ Dies at 86
David Worth, the cinematographer who shot Clint Eastwood's 'Any Which Way You Can' and later directed Jean-Claude Van Damme's 'Kickboxer,' has died at 86.
Tyra Banks Submits Video Proof In ANTM Defamation Fight
Tyra Banks filed opposition Tuesday to Netflix's bid to dismiss her defamation suit over the 'Reality Check: Inside America's Next Top Model' docuseries, submitting side-by-side video comparisons she
Niko Rubio Will Dive Into Heartbreak and Self-Discovery on Debut Album ‘Late Night Swim’
Niko Rubio announces her debut album 'late night swim,' arriving Oct. 30 after roughly six years of releases, drawing on a breakup, self-discovery, and global sounds from L.A., London, and Jamaica.
Doc Talk Podcast: Oscar-Nominated Filmmaker Sam Green On ‘The Oldest Person In The World’
Ethel Caterham, a 117-year-old from Shipton Bellinger, Hampshire, England, is now recognized as the world's oldest living person after Brazilian nun Inah Canabarro Lucas, the previous titleholder, die
Tom Cruise Premieres 'Digger' for William and Kate
Tom Cruise world-premiered Alejandro González Iñárritu's satirical black comedy 'Digger' at London's Royal Film Performance, with Prince William and Kate Middleton taking front-row seats alongside the
Mahershala Ali Agrees Blade Was Feige's Biggest Failure
Mahershala Ali publicly agreed with Kevin Feige that the never-made Blade reboot represents the biggest failure of Feige's career, telling GQ he still doesn't know why the long-delayed film never came
Deadline's L.A. Law Summit Tackles Creator IP Challenges
Deadline convened its inaugural L.A. Law Summit at PMC's Los Angeles headquarters, bringing top creator attorneys together to map how technology and the creator economy are reshaping Hollywood's busin
Peacock, Apple TV, Netflix Hike Streaming Prices
Peacock and Apple TV joined Netflix in raising streaming subscription prices over the summer, with Netflix bumping its Standard with Ads tier to $8.99 per month.
2hollis Sets 'Pirouette' Album for November 11 Release
Rising artist 2hollis announced his sophomore major-label album Pirouette, set for release on November 11 via Interscope with cover art by Final Fantasy illustrator Yoshitaka Amano.
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