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Nathan Lane Leads Death of a Salesman at Winter Garden
Joe Mantello’s Broadway revival of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman opens at the Winter Garden Theatre, starring Nathan Lane as Willy Loman and Laurie Metcalf as Linda, with a striking dual‑casting
Laufey Re‑Signs Deal with Chappell, Wins ASCAP Award
Grammy‑winning singer‑songwriter Laufey has re‑signed a global publishing deal with Warner Chappell, while ASCAP will present her with the Creative Voice Award at its April 30 Pop Music Awards in Los
Frankie Muniz on Malcolm Identity and Memory Loss
Frankie Muniz reflects on how playing Malcolm for seven seasons shaped his identity and memory, as he returns to the role in Hulu’s revival *Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair*.
Spielberg Exits Interstellar, Nolan Directs
Steven Spielberg revealed he had directed Interstellar for a year before stepping aside, allowing Christopher Nolan to helm the film, which later became a $681 million box‑office hit with mixed critic
Hannah Marks signs with CAA, adds Netflix reboot
Actress‑writer‑director Hannah Marks has joined Creative Artists Agency, adding to her expanding portfolio that includes Netflix’s 13 Going on 30 reboot, an Eloise film, and upcoming projects with Ama
Lena Hall returns Season 2 of Your Friends & Neighbors
Lena Hall returns to Apple TV’s *Your Friends & Neighbors* for Season 2, where Ali Cooper becomes a teacher, performs five new covers compiled into an EP, and confronts fresh drama with James Marsden’
Peter Bart: Summer Movies Struggle to Galvanize America
Peter Bart warns that today’s splintered audiences make it nearly impossible to find a summer blockbuster that can rally America, while Disney leans into immersive cruise experiences and investors scr
Afrika Bambaataa, 'Planet Rock' Pioneer, Dies at 67
Afrika Bambaataa, the Bronx DJ who fused rap with electronic music on 1982's 'Planet Rock' and founded the Universal Zulu Nation, died Thursday at 67 from cancer — leaving behind both a foundational h
Gary Lennon to Write Crime Drama Los Feliz for Starz
Peabody‑winning producer Gary Lennon is writing an eight‑episode crime drama titled Los Feliz for Starz while also advancing the Power Universe spinoff Power: Legacy, under a newly extended Lionsgate
Comcast Adds HBO Max, Hulu‑Disney+ to StreamSaver
Comcast has broadened its Xfinity StreamSaver bundle, now offering Hulu‑Disney+ and HBO Max alongside existing apps, with eight pricing tiers that can save subscribers up to 45% versus standalone subs
Sony Taps 'Bloodlines' Directors for Metal Gear Solid Movie
Sony Pictures is developing a "Metal Gear Solid" film — its first screen adaptation of the nearly 40-year-old video game franchise — with "Final Destination: Bloodlines" directors Zach Lipovsky and Ad
‘The Christophers’ to Open April 10 with McKellen, Coel
Screenwriter Ed Solomon explains how he and director Steven Soderbergh reshaped their collaboration from the sprawling HBO series “Full Circle” into the tightly focused, 100‑minute film “The Christoph
RIAA Reports Latin Music U.S. Revenue Hits $1 Billion
The RIAA’s latest report shows U.S. Latin music revenues surged to $1 billion in 2024, making up 8.8% of total recorded music sales and underscoring the genre’s growing market share.
Netflix: 'God of the Woods' starring Condon & Hawke
Netflix announced its upcoming series 'The God of the Woods,' starring BAFTA winner Kerry Condon and Maya Hawke, a dark family drama set in the Adirondacks that tackles class tension and a mysterious
Pan's Labyrinth Gets 20th Anniversary 4K Re-release Oct 9
Cineverse has tapped Fathom Entertainment to distribute a 20th-anniversary theatrical re-release of Guillermo del Toro's Oscar-winning Pan's Labyrinth, debuting nationwide in 4K with 3D and HDR format
Rachel Sennott Joins Hemsworth, Egerton in 'Kockroach'
Rachel Sennott has been cast in a key supporting role in Matt Ross' crime film 'Kockroach,' joining Chris Hemsworth, Taron Egerton, Zazie Beetz, and Alec Baldwin as production begins in Australia next
Cannes 79th Embraces Auteur Cinema Over Hollywood
Cannes’ 79th edition reveals a line‑up dominated by international auteur cinema and political dramas, while Hollywood titles dwindle, AI‑enhanced documentaries appear, and gender and regional represen
Paul Dano on Brian Wilson, Band Days, and Choosing Acting
In a sprawling career-spanning reader Q&A, Paul Dano reflects on singing with Brian Wilson in the Pet Sounds studio, playing silent in Little Miss Sunshine, reading Tolstoy for the BBC's War & Peace,
Cocteau Twins Rank Top 20 Songs, Emphasizing Dream‑Pop
A new ranking of the Cocteau Twins’ 20 greatest tracks showcases the band’s evolution from early goth‑infused ambience to their signature dream‑pop sound, highlighting standout songs such as “Pearly‑D
Romola Garai Leads Modern 'A Doll's House' at Almeida
A modern, London‑based revival of Ibsen’s 'A Doll’s House' starring Romola Garai reimagines Nora’s struggle amid today’s consumer culture, drug addiction, and social media, running at the Almeida unti
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