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‘Michael’ Electrifies the Box Office: 5 Reasons Bad Reviews Couldn’t Derail the Michael Jackson Biopic
Michael, the new Michael Jackson biopic, shattered box‑office expectations with a $217 million global opening, outpacing every musical biopic before it. While critics decried its sanitized narrative,
Tate Britain to Open 90s Art & Fashion Exhibition
Tate Britain’s new exhibition, curated by former British Vogue editor Edward Enninful, revisits the 1990s through a mix of art, fashion and film, featuring works from the Young British Artists, iconic
Enola Holmes 3 Sets July 1 Netflix Release, Wedding Photos
Netflix has announced that "Enola Holmes 3" will premiere globally on July 1, unveiling first-look photos that confirm a wedding storyline for Enola Holmes and Tewkesbury.
Pink Parrot Media Boards 'Winner' Tennis Film
Pink Parrot Media has boarded worldwide sales — excluding Spain and India — on the 3D animated feature "Winner," a Paratha Entertainment project developed with the Rafa Nadal Foundation and set to lau
Ben Gleib Launches Good Night on YouTube
Comedian Ben Gleib is debuting "Good Night with Ben Gleib" on May 28, the first late‑night talk show built exclusively for YouTube. Backed by Emmy‑winning showrunner Stewart Bailey and Black Eyed Peas
Noah Kahan Headlines Rolling Stone's First Stateside Festival
Rolling Stone is moving into live events with Stateside, its first-ever music and culture festival, debuting July 4 at Hutton Brickyards in Kingston, New York, with a deliberately intimate under-4,000
The Sheep Detectives Features Hugh Jackman in Mystery
The Sheep Detectives, a rare live‑action family film, blends the charm of Babe with a whodunit twist reminiscent of Knives Out. Directed by Kyle Balda and scripted by Craig Mazin, it adapts Leonie Swa
White Lotus Season 4 Sets Cannes, Explores Artist Life
The White Lotus returns for a Cannes‑set Season 4 that delves into the loneliness, pain and fame‑driven choices of artists, with creator Mike White and EP David Bernad promising the series’ most perso
Szifron Directs Netflix's 'El Sobrino' with Sbaraglia
Netflix Argentina is rolling out 'El Sobrino', a drama-comedy about a virtuoso pianist and his prodigious nephew, directed by Damián Szifron and starring Leonardo Sbaraglia. The production, shot acros
Matt Buechele Debuts 'That Sounds Like a Lot' Podcast
Comedian Matt Buechele is expanding his satirical brand with a new weekly video podcast, 'That Sounds Like a Lot,' produced by Vox Media and AND Media, even as Netflix's shares have recently slipped.
Michael Jackson’s Music Videos by Landis, Scorsese, Lee
The new Michael Jackson biopic reveals how the pop icon turned his music videos into Hollywood events, enlisting directors like John Landis, Martin Scorsese, Spike Lee and Francis Ford Coppola. Their
‘Jackass 5’ Trailer: Johnny Knoxville and Friends Say Goodbye to Series With Tasers, ‘Escape Room From Hell’ and More Painful Stunts
Paramount Pictures dropped the trailer for Jackass’s final chapter, “Jackass: Best and Last,” slated for a June 26 theatrical debut. The cast, led by Johnny Knoxville—who now refuses any stunt that co
Webtoon, Genies Launch AI Avatar Chat for Creators
Webtoon Entertainment is partnering with AI avatar company Genies to let select creators turn their characters into 3D, interactive chat experiences on Webtoon's English platform, with users able to u
Michael Jackson Biopic 'Michael' Becomes Box‑Office Hit
The estate‑approved biopic "Michael" is pulling in massive box‑office numbers despite being panned by critics, stopping its story at 1988 due to legal limits on depicting accusers. By borrowing the Bo
Statham & Ayer Reteam on 'John Doe' for Cannes Launch
Jason Statham and David Ayer are reteaming on action-thriller John Doe, with Miramax producing and Black Bear launching international sales at the Cannes market. The film, scripted by Zak Penn, follow
Radial Hires Katrosar as Global Ad VP
Radial Entertainment has appointed former Fremantle and Paramount executive Matt Katrosar as its first Executive VP of Global Advertising and Partnerships, tasking him with monetizing the company's 70
La Fenice Fires Conductor Venezi Over Nepotism Claims
Venice's Teatro La Fenice has cut ties with incoming music director Beatrice Venezi, 36, after she accused the prestigious opera house of nepotistic hiring and being out of touch with younger audience
Spotify adds 1,400+ Peloton workouts to app
Spotify is turning its music‑first platform into a full‑service wellness hub, adding over 1,400 on‑demand Peloton workout videos for Premium users while also offering free playlists from top fitness c
Heretic Tapped to Sell 'Adult Supervision' at Cannes
Greek sales outfit Heretic has been appointed international sales agent for Warner Bros. ITVP Sweden's upcoming Scandi drama 'Adult Supervision,' a darkly comic debut feature from Swedish author Alex
Nedra Talley Ross, Last Ronette, Dies at 80
Nedra Talley Ross, the last surviving founding member of the 1960s girl group The Ronettes, has died at 80, closing the final chapter on the trio behind "Be My Baby."
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