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Teixeira: International Films Will Dominate Best Picture
Brazilian producer Rodrigo Teixeira told the San Sebastian Film Festival that international films will make up 60% of Best Picture nominees within five years, citing greater freedom of speech outside
Brad Pitt, Uber the Dog Star in Ayer's Wilderness Drama
Brad Pitt stars as a retired Special Forces officer stranded 58 miles from the nearest road with his three-legged German Shepherd in David Ayer's surprisingly tranquil wilderness drama 'Heart of the B
Jeff Zucker and Marco Bassetti Set for Mipcom Talk on Vision for Banijay After All3Media Acquisition
Jeff Zucker and Marco Bassetti will take the stage together at Mipcom in Cannes on Oct. 12 for their first major joint interview since completing Banijay's $8 billion merger with All3Media in July, cr
Billy Bush Joins Fox News as Contributor
Billy Bush, the longtime entertainment-news correspondent, is joining Fox News Media as a contributor, with his debut set for Tuesday on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'
Amar Kanwar Exhibition Uses Darkness as Method
An exhibition of Indian artist Amar Kanwar's 40-year film career uses literal darkness as both staging device and philosophical method, with the feature film 'Such a Morning' and Partition work 'The C
Bucks County USA Doc Explores School Board Culture Wars
A new PBS docuseries, Bucks County, USA, captures the intensifying culture wars in a Pennsylvania town, using the enduring friendship of two teenage girls to frame how deeply divided families navigate
Patti Harrison Mocks Five Tech Billionaires on WIRED Cover
Comedian Patti Harrison, WIRED's latest cover star impersonating five tech billionaires, opens up about social media as a 'panopticon,' the editorial self-censorship of Gaza commentary, and the inhere
Chanel Cresswell Joins Netflix's 'The Lords' Day'
BAFTA-winning 'This is England' actress Chanel Cresswell has joined the cast of Netflix's upcoming political thriller 'The Lords' Day,' starring alongside Damson Idris in the Bad Wolf adaptation of Mi
Egypt Picks Abu Bakr Shawky's 'The Stories' for Oscar Race
Egypt has selected Abu Bakr Shawky's cross-cultural romance "The Stories," inspired by his Egyptian father's pen-pal courtship with his Austrian mother beginning in 1967 Cairo, as its entry for the 20
Apple Reveals Apple Music Hall, a New Live Venue in London
Apple announced Apple Music Hall, a 600-capacity live music venue at London's Battersea Power Station opening Sept. 28, pairing intimate performances with arena-grade recording and broadcast infrastru
Social Media Bans Demand Teen Mental Health Studies
Australia became the first country to ban social media for under-16s in December 2025, and now the EU, UK, and Meta's safety reforms are creating a global wave that researchers must rigorously evaluat
Kate Mosse's Autumn: A Sussex Love Song
Kate Mosse's 'Autumn' is a tender, personal celebration of West Sussex — the third installment in a series pairing writers with their home landscapes, weaving Kipling-era literary history with Mosse's
Parvathy Thiruvothu on Playing a Cop and Refusing to Quit
Indian actor Parvathy Thiruvothu discusses her first police-officer role in the Malayalam thriller 'Pradhama Drishtiya Kuttakkar' and reflects on nearly a decade of public scrutiny since she called ou
Fermanagh summers shaped Daisy Edgar-Jones for Austen role
Daisy Edgar-Jones says childhood summers wandering fields in County Fermanagh helped her prepare for her role as Elinor Dashwood in a new Sense and Sensibility adaptation, which stars a notably Irish
'If Pigeons Turned to Gold' Wins Berlin Award, Oscar Submission
Czech filmmaker Pepa Lubojacki's debut documentary 'If Pigeons Turned to Gold' — narrated by a talking pigeon and chronicling her brother's homelessness and addiction — has won the Berlin Film Festiva
Inside the Basque Production Boom: Who Owns the Growth?
The Basque Country's audiovisual employment has surged 50.5% over a decade and shoot counts hit records, but local producers are now publicly feuding over what qualifies as a 'Basque production' — leg
Madrid Courts Global Producers Ahead of 6th Iberseries
Madrid Film Office head Raúl Torquemada used a San Sebastian Festival presentation to pitch the Spanish capital as a leading European audiovisual production hub, days before the city hosts Iberseries
Sharon Horgan's Youth: HBO Max Review
Sharon Horgan's new HBO Max show 'Youth' stars her as a fiftysomething divorcee and literary agent navigating dating, ageing parents, a troubled son, and a chaotic publishing workplace — described by
‘Good music is good music, and most music is not!’ As he hits 90, master minimalist Steve Reich looks back
As minimalist pioneer Steve Reich approaches his 90th birthday on October 3, 2026, the composer reflects on six decades of groundbreaking work, his recent fall, and the percussionists carrying his leg
New Found Glory’s Chad Gilbert Dies at 45 After Cancer Battle
Chad Gilbert, founding guitarist of New Found Glory, has died at 45, with his family confirming he passed peacefully surrounded by loved ones after a years-long battle with rare cancers.
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