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What’s Coming to Tubi in August 2026
Tubi is adding a major slate of films and TV shows in August 2026, including acclaimed indie titles, blockbuster franchises, and a wave of horror films reimagining public-domain characters, headlined
These Are the 11 Best Golf Brands Everyone’s Wearing—On and Off the Course
Golf’s fashion scene is shifting from pure performance to a lifestyle statement, with brands like TravisMathew, Johnnie‑O, Malbon, Nike and Peter Millar each carving out distinct niches. The mix of te
Weisman Explains Imperfect Women Finale Killer Change
Imperfect Women creator Annie Weisman explains why she changed the novel's killer from Mary's son Marcus to Mary's husband Howard, revealing the Apple TV+ finale was designed to play as a thriller whe
Renny Harlin on Lost Spielberg Film, Douglas Ghosting
Finnish director Renny Harlin reflects on his career, from a last‑minute break on “A Nightmare on Elm Street 4” to a lost Spielberg project and a recent fallout with Michael Douglas, while championing
Eva Longoria Joins NALIP Women in Media Forum May 1
Eva Longoria and the team behind Amazon Prime Video's "The House of the Spirits" will headline the National Association of Latino Independent Producers' Diverse Women in Media Forum on May 1 in Hollyw
Meta Q1 Revenue Jumps 33% to $56.3B, Plans 8,000 Layoffs
Meta posted blockbuster Q1 2026 earnings with revenue up 33% to $56.3B and net income soaring 61% to $26.8B, even as it announced plans to cut 8,000 jobs to help fund its accelerating AI push.
Christopher Nolan Reveals ‘The Odyssey’ Is “Shorter” Than ‘Oppenheimer’ Runtime, But Still “An Epic Film”
Christopher Nolan’s upcoming adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey, set for an IMAX release on July 17, will run under three hours—shorter than his 180‑minute Oppenheimer—while still delivering an epic scale.
Ragtime Sets 2027 North American Tour, Starts Buffalo
Lincoln Center Theater’s acclaimed Ragtime revival is set to hit the road in fall 2027, kicking off at Buffalo’s Shea’s Buffalo Theatre before touring the U.S. and Canada. The move mirrors a surge of
Ally Simpson Becomes TV President at Kinetic Content
Ally Simpson, a decade‑long Kinetic Content veteran with a law background, has been elevated to president of television, taking charge of all American unscripted productions and overseeing hit series
Michael earns $11.1M Tuesday, 4th best April box office
Lionsgate's Michael raked in $11.1 million on Tuesday, the fourth‑largest April Tuesday ever for a live‑action film, pushing its domestic total to $116 million and positioning it to eclipse Lionsgate’
Hayes MacArthur Signs Deal with Artist First
Actor Hayes MacArthur, known for roles on Netflix, TBS, and Amazon, has signed a full‑service management agreement with Artist First. The deal comes as Netflix's shares slide after recent turmoil, pos
Donni Davy Launches Euphoria S3 Half Magic Collection
Half Magic founder and Euphoria makeup lead Donni Davy launched a limited-edition collection tied to the show's third season, featuring character-inspired eyeshadow and lipgloss alongside repackaged b
Nolan Says The Odyssey Shorter Than Oppenheimer
Christopher Nolan says his upcoming epic “The Odyssey” will run shorter than his 180‑minute blockbuster “Oppenheimer,” despite its massive scale. The film, shot entirely on IMAX with a new noise‑reduc
Diane Kruger Returns to WWII in ‘Amrum’
After once refusing WWII roles, Diane Kruger embraces the era again in the new drama 'Amrum', where she plays a defiant farmer caught in a Nazi family’s collapse. Directed by Fatih Akin and born from
Apple TV’s 'Widow’s Bay' Blends Horror and Comedy
Apple TV’s 'Widow’s Bay,' created by Katie Dippold and led by Matthew Rhys, masterfully blends deadpan comedy and creeping horror in a genre-hopping island mystery that feels both fresh and deeply roo
Val Kilmer AI-Resurrected in New Film by Daughter
Mercedes Kilmer is defending the use of AI to recreate her late father Val Kilmer in the film 'As Deep as the Grave,' framing the technology as both a tribute to his legacy and an inevitable frontier
John & Yoko Concert Film Opens with Split‑Screen
Across reviews, critics celebrate the weight of John Lennon’s final Madison Square Garden shows, yet this documentary—Power to the People: John & Yoko in NYC—adds a fresh split‑screen visual flair and
Newsboys Sue 33 Defendants Including MercyMe, World Vision
The Newsboys and co-founder Wes Campbell filed a 265-plus-page federal lawsuit in Tennessee against 33 defendants — including MercyMe, World Vision, LiveCo, the Roys Report, and Dutch VC firm Waterlan
Rachel Zegler's Award-Winning Evita Heads to Broadway in 2027
Rachel Zegler will reprise her Olivier Award-winning turn in the Jamie Lloyd revival of Evita when it transfers to Broadway in spring 2027, though Lloyd is reworking the staging after scrapping the sh
Jeff Pope: Reviews Outrank Ratings in Streaming
Oscar-nominated writer Jeff Pope told a Broadcasting Press Guild lunch in London that reviews now outweigh ratings in the streaming era, while previewing his new ITV factual drama Believe Me about the
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