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Schmigadoon Broadway Debuts as Musical Love Letter
The Broadway adaptation of the Apple TV+ series "Schmigadoon!" bursts onto the stage as a sparkling love letter to golden‑age musical theater, blending affectionate parody with heartfelt romance. Led
Anne Hathaway Confirms Work on Princess Diaries 3
Anne Hathaway told Entertainment Weekly she’s fully committed to returning as Mia Thermopolis and that her team is actively drafting a Princess Diaries 3 script, while Deadline reports Disney has tapp
Netflix, Legendary Add Six Stars to Gundam Film
Netflix and Legendary have green‑lit the first live‑action Gundam movie, expanding the cast with six new stars and anchoring production in Queensland. Directed by Sweet Tooth’s Jim Mickle, the film pi
23 Years of Obsession Led to the Most Revealing Yasujirō Ozu Documentary Yet
After 23 years of research, filmmaker Daniel Raim unveils “The Ozu Diaries,” a TCM documentary that lifts Yasujirō Ozu’s personal diaries and wartime reflections into a 20‑film tribute beginning May 5
Desmond Morris, author of The Naked Ape, dies at 98
Zoologist, author and TV presenter Desmond Morris, famed for The Naked Ape and his pioneering wildlife programmes, has died aged 98, leaving a legacy that spans science, art and popular culture.
Annea Lockwood Piano‑Destruction at Counterflows
Experimental composer Annea Lockwood revived her iconic piano‑destruction works at Glasgow’s Counterflows festival, turning a half‑buried upright into a participatory sound‑scape that underscores her
Netflix Drops Ladies First Trailer
Netflix unveiled the trailer for its upcoming satire 'Ladies First,' starring Sacha Baron Cohen and Rosamund Pike, which imagines a comedic world where women dominate after a head injury in a bizarre
David Haig's Magic Explores Conan Doyle-Houdini Rift
Actor-playwright David Haig premieres 'Magic' at Chichester Festival Theatre, a play dramatising the friendship and rupture between spiritualist Arthur Conan Doyle and sceptic Harry Houdini, with Haig
Harry Lighton Trades Mensa for Barbershop in Hill Film
Filmmaker Harry Lighton revealed how he reshaped Adam Mars‑Jones’ novella Box Hill into the award‑winning film Pillion by deliberately juxtaposing holiday warmth, a barbershop quartet, and stark sexua
Haley Bennett Opens SXSW Virginia Woolf Night & Day
SXSW London’s second edition kicks off its screen program with the world premiere of the literary satire “Virginia Woolf’s Night & Day,” starring Haley Bennett and Jack Whitehall, while also debuting
Rebel Wilson Sued Over 'Money‑Grabbing' Defamation
Australian actress Rebel Wilson faces a Sydney defamation lawsuit filed by co‑star Charlotte MacInnes, who alleges Wilson spread false “money‑grabbing” claims about a withdrawn sexual‑harassment compl
Kurt Russell, Kristin Scott Thomas to Get Nymph Award
Hollywood legends Kurt Russell and Dame Kristin Scott Thomas will be honored with the Crystal Nymph Award at the Monte‑Carlo Television Festival’s 65th edition, with Prince Albert II presenting the ac
Patrick Muldoon Dies: ‘Days Of Our Lives’, ‘Melrose Place’ & ‘Starship Troopers’ Actor Was 57
Actor‑producer Patrick Muldoon, known for Days of Our Lives, Melrose Place, and Starship Troopers, died suddenly at 57 from a heart attack on April 19. The USC‑trained star left a legacy of iconic TV
Victoria Wood's Collaborators Recall Her Genius
Friends and collaborators including Duncan Preston, Sally Ann Triplett, and Joanna Scanlan share personal remembrances of Victoria Wood, recalling her exacting standards, quiet generosity, and the las
Philo Launches $33 Bundle Adding HBO Max, Discovery+
Philo introduced a $33 “Bundle+” plan that adds HBO Max and Discovery+ to its existing live TV lineup, offering a lower‑cost alternative to separate subscriptions and competing services for streaming
Euphoria's Alamo: Pig Insult Triggers Trauma
In a candid Variety interview, Sam Levinson and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje reveal how Euphoria’s new character Alamo confronts trauma, faith, and racial tension through a pig insult and a 12‑step recove
Roundabout Stages Fallen Angels with Byrne & O’Hara
The Roundabout Theatre Company opened its springtime revival of Noël Coward’s 1925 comedy Fallen Angels on Broadway, featuring Rose Byrne and Kelli O’Hara in a critically lauded, lavishly staged produ
Country Songwriter Don Schlitz Dies at 73
Renowned country songwriter Don Schlitz, famed for "The Gambler" and other classics, died at 73 after a sudden illness, leaving a legacy of chart‑topping hits and multiple Hall of Fame honors.
Ted Danson Recounts Bill Clinton's White House Test
During a History Talks panel in Philadelphia, Ted Danson recounted how former President Bill Clinton, flanked by Secret Service agents, interrogated his intentions during an early White House visit wi
400‑Year‑Old Mourning Pendant Found in 1635 Portrait
A heart‑shaped mourning pendant, depicted in John Souch’s 1635 portrait of Sir Thomas Aston’s bereavement, has been rediscovered after four centuries, offering a tangible link to the tragic Aston fami
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