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New Music Releases and Upcoming Albums in 2026
The 2026 music release calendar is shaping up with major artists and labels confirming projects, signaling a high-stakes year for album rollouts as streaming platforms prepare for increased competitio
Academy Sets 2027‑28 Oscars Dates, 100th Anniversary Marked
The Academy’s new Oscars schedule, together with a full slate of award‑season dates through 2028, gives studios and talent a concrete timeline for nominations, voting, and ceremonies across film, TV,
CPH:DOX 2026 Wraps With 50 World Premieres
CPH:DOX 2026 closed in Copenhagen with more than 50 world premieres, and artistic director Niklas Engstrøm joined Deadline's Doc Talk podcast to discuss the festival's Oscar-fueled celebrations, its d
Greta Gerwig Joins CAA After Barbie Blockbuster
Greta Gerwig has signed with CAA after leaving UTA, as the Barbie director prepares her next project — a C.S. Lewis Narnia adaptation for Netflix.
Oscars Sets 2027, 2028 Ceremony Dates on ABC
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences set the 99th Oscars for Sunday, March 14, 2027 and the 100th Oscars for Sunday, March 5, 2028 — the final two ceremonies on ABC before the telecast move
Streep Slams Melania Trump’s ‘I Really Don’t Care’ Coat
Meryl Streep, on Vogue’s cover, denounced Melania Trump’s 2018 “I Really Don’t Care, Do U?” coat and highlighted gendered fashion expectations while promoting the forthcoming ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’
Netflix Opens Buenos Aires Office, Unveils Argentine Content Slate
Netflix has opened a 20,000 sq ft office in Buenos Aires, signaling a strategic expansion in Argentina’s creative sector, backed by a robust slate of local films, series, and documentaries set for rel
Tom Hopper Signs with UTA
UTA has signed Umbrella Academy and Terminal List actor Tom Hopper for representation across all areas, joining a bench that already includes Range Media Partners, Jackoway Austen, and 2pm Sharp.
Broadway Grosses Jump 12% as Spring Openings Sell Out
Broadway's 40 productions grossed $43.2 million for the week ending April 5, up 12% from the prior week, as a wave of spring openings and previews — including Joe Turner's Come and Gone, Death of a Sa
Lifetime Adds Duck Dynasty Love Story, Jana Kramer Film
Lifetime unveiled its full spring romance slate under the "Love of a Lifetime" banner, adding two new films—Faith & Forgiveness: A Duck Dynasty Love Story and Where the Heart Lands—to its lineup slate
Amazon Launches Devil Wears Prada 2 Merch Storefront
Amazon launched a dedicated merch storefront for the upcoming ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2,’ rolling out a range of apparel and accessories that echo the film’s iconic lines and high‑fashion branding.
XO Kitty Season 3 Hits 12.9M Views in 4 Days
"XO, Kitty" Season 3 debuted to 12.9 million views in its first four days on Netflix, claiming the No. 1 spot on the streamer's English TV chart for the week beginning March 30.
Harry Styles Curates 31st Meltdown Festival Lineup
Harry Styles is curating the 31st Meltdown Festival at London's Southbank Centre (June 11–21), assembling a genre-spanning lineup headlined by his own Royal Festival Hall set on June 16.
Judd Hirsch Joins Doc Finale Amid Virus Lockdown
Veteran actor Judd Hirsch, 91, returns to TV in the two‑hour Doc season 2 finale, where a deadly virus forces a hospital lockdown and puts lead character Amy in critical danger.
Mindy Kaling's 'Not Suitable for Work' premieres June 2 on Hulu
Mindy Kaling's single-cam comedy 'Not Suitable for Work' will debut its first three episodes on Hulu on June 2, airing weekly through a June 23 season finale, with the show following five work-driven
Salvadori's 'The Electric Kiss' Opens Cannes With Playtime Sales
Pierre Salvadori's "The Electric Kiss," a 1928 Paris-set romantic comedy about a grieving painter deceived by a fake psychic, will world premiere as the opening night film at the Cannes Film Festival
Kevin Shivers Named Co-President at The Team
Kevin Shivers, who joined The Team (formerly Wasserman) in early 2025 after 15 years at WME, has been named co-president of the agency's music group alongside president Lee Anderson.
Simpson Street Debuts 'Between Me and You' on Audible
Kerry Washington’s production company Simpson Street is launching the eight‑episode Audible Original “Between Me and You,” a romance‑drama starring Jurnee Smollett, Jack Falahee and Stephanie Hsu, deb
Irvine Rejects Live Nation's Amphitheater Terms
Irvine sought a new concert venue but found itself at odds with Live Nation, whose terms for operating the amphitheater were deemed unacceptable by the city. This clash highlights Live Nation's aggres
Emilia Clarke Horror Film Secures Global Bleecker Release
Emilia Clarke’s new horror movie ‘When Darkness Loves Us’ has secured a global theatrical release through Bleecker Street, slated for 2027, and follows a survivor emerging from a subterranean cave to
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