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LACMA Unveils $724 Million David Geffen Galleries
After two decades, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is set to unveil its audacious $724 million David Geffen Galleries, a project poised to redefine art historical narratives and solidify
Berlin Hosts Michael Jackson Fan Event for Biopic Premiere
Berlin's Uber Eats Music Hall is hosting a three-day Michael Jackson fan experience tied to the international premiere of the biopic 'Michael,' an official collaboration between Universal Pictures and
Emilie Bujès Leaves Visions du Réel, Leads Geneva Fest
Emilie Bujès is leaving her role as artistic director of the Visions du Réel documentary festival after its 57th edition to head the Geneva Intl. Film Festival, signaling a shift toward fiction progra
Discover Detroit Jazz in 5 Minutes
Detroit jazz, characterized by its spiritual, searching, and defiantly local sound, has profoundly influenced global music. This summary highlights key tracks from legendary Detroit artists like Yusef
BBC Studios Launches BBC Player In-Flight Streaming
BBC Studios has partnered with Panasonic Avionics to launch BBC Player, what it calls the first fully rights-cleared streaming platform built specifically for in-flight entertainment, with a launch sl
Harrison Ford Confirmed for Shrinking Season 4
"Shrinking" creator Bill Lawrence confirmed the Apple TV comedy is returning for Season 4 with Harrison Ford and the full ensemble cast, promising a "completely different story" built around the same
Dan Dare Returns in 'First Contact' Graphic Novel
British space hero Dan Dare returns in a new graphic novel, Dan Dare: First Contact, reimagined by writer Alex de Campi and artist Marc Laming for a 21st-century audience and published by B7 Comics in
Elisabeth Moss Reprises June in Testaments Premiere
Elisabeth Moss reprised her role as June Osborne in the premiere of Hulu's 'The Testaments,' a continuation series set a few years after 'The Handmaid's Tale' finale, appearing in a wordless Toronto s
Sam Levinson Dedicates Euphoria S3 to Fallen Cast
At a TCL Chinese Theatre event, Euphoria creator Sam Levinson unveiled Season 3, dedicating it to the late cast members and producer while reflecting on the impact of their deaths on the series’ timin
Cats: The Jellicle Ball Brings Queer Ballroom to Broadway
"Cats: The Jellicle Ball," a queer ballroom reimagining of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical rooted in Harlem's Black and Latino drag house culture, transfers to Broadway from its 2024 downtown run, wit
Schreier Confirms Beef and The Bear Writers on X-Men Script
X-Men director Jake Schreier confirmed that 'Beef' creator Lee Sung Jin and 'The Bear' showrunner Joanna Calo are writing the script for Marvel's X-Men reboot, reuniting the trio who previously collab
PGA Awards Set for Feb 27, 2027 and Feb 19, 2028
The Producers Guild of America announced its 2027 Awards for Saturday, February 27, 2027, and its 2028 ceremony for Saturday, February 19, 2028, joining the Oscars and SAG-AFTRA in locking in the next
SAG-AFTRA Sets 2027, 2028 Actor Awards Netflix Dates
SAG-AFTRA has locked in dates for the next two Actor Awards ceremonies on Netflix, with the 33rd show streaming live Feb. 28, 2027, and the 34th set for Feb. 20, 2028.
Ray Stevens Breaks Neck, Album Still Set for April 10
Country Music Hall of Famer Ray Stevens is recovering at home from a broken neck sustained in a fall, just two weeks before his new album is set to drop.
Mark Hamill Endorses Dave Filoni as Lucasfilm Leader
Mark Hamill praised Dave Filoni as the new co‑president and chief creative officer of Lucasfilm, lauding his deep Star Wars knowledge and past collaboration, while reaffirming his criticism of The Las
Ty Myers, 18, Drops Soul-Inspired 'Heavy on the Soul'
Eighteen-year-old country artist Ty Myers releases his second album 'Heavy on the Soul' (The FAME Sessions), recorded at Muscle Shoals' legendary FAME Recording Studio, channeling the soul, blues, and
The Boys partners with Call of Duty: Mobile before
Ahead of its fifth and final season, "The Boys" is expanding its global licensing, most notably with an upcoming in-game collaboration in "Call of Duty: Mobile." This initiative by Sony Pictures Consu
Sacred Heart Gets U.S. Theatrical Release via Fathom
Fathom Entertainment is bringing the French docudrama "Sacred Heart" to U.S. theaters, exploring the Catholic devotion through dramatizations and expert commentary, following its significant European
Anna Wintour, Meryl Streep Share Vogue Cover
Anna Wintour, Vogue's global editorial director for over 30 years, shares the magazine's cover with Meryl Streep — the actress who plays her silver-screen counterpart Miranda Priestly in the upcoming
Brands Shift to IP‑Focused Indie Film Partnerships
Brands are reshaping indie film financing by shifting from direct funding to building long‑term narrative IP, prompting new intermediaries like Storyfied Ventures to bridge brand goals and filmmakers’
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