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Sabrina Carpenter Drops 'House Tour' Video Ahead of Coachella
Sabrina Carpenter released the music video for "House Tour," the third single from her 2025 album "Man's Best Friend," co-starring Margaret Qualley and Madelyn Cline in a darkly comedic mansion-ransac
The Strokes Announce Reality Awaits Album for June 26
The Strokes unveiled their seventh studio album, Reality Awaits, with a retro teaser video and announced a June 26 release, marking their first LP since the Grammy‑winning The New Abnormal.
Almodóvar's 'Bitter Christmas' Hailed, €2M Spain
Pedro Almodóvar's new film 'Bitter Christmas' has sparked strong acclaim from Spain’s leading newspapers, with El Mundo calling it a masterpiece and box‑office forecasts topping €2 million for its ope
How Five Star's 'Rain Or Shine' Got Made
Co-writer Billy Livsey and Five Star singer Deniece Pearson recount the making of 'Rain Or Shine,' from a phone-dictated lyric session with Peter Sinfield in Spain to live performances at Miss World,
A24's Wedding Campaign Concealed The Drama's Dark Twist
A24 concealed a school-shooting confession at the heart of its Zendaya-led film 'The Drama' behind an elaborate wedding-themed marketing campaign that fooled audiences and drew condemnation from gun-v
Aisling Bea, 42, launches 'Older Than Jesus' tour
Aisling Bea, 42, debuts her first stand‑up tour with the 75‑minute show “Older Than Jesus,” blending her trademark daftness with candid reflections on pregnancy, motherhood, and gender expectations an
Ruderman Foundation Honors 5 Shows for Disability Casting
The Ruderman Family Foundation will award its Seal of Authentic Representation to five TV and film productions — including Netflix's 'Pulse' and BritBox's 'Code of Silence' — that cast actors with dis
Es Devlin Leads AI & Pottery Summit at Oxford
Artist and stage designer Es Devlin convened a hands‑on AI and Earth summit at Oxford Kilns today, while blending pottery‑making with interdisciplinary dialogue on artificial intelligence, ethics, and
Warsaw Neon Museum Restores Cold‑War Signs, Draws 100k
Warsaw’s Neon Museum, founded in 2012, is spearheading a revival of Cold‑War-era neon signage, restoring historic pieces, installing new designs, drawing over 100,000 visitors each year, and inspiring
'Radioactive Emergency' Tops Netflix Non-English Chart
Fernando Coimbra's "Radioactive Emergency," a Brazilian series dramatizing the 1987 Goiânia cesium-137 disaster, topped Netflix's global non-English chart with 10.8 million views in one week.
Arca debuts 'Angels' paintings at London ICA
Electronic musician Arca (Alejandra Ghersi) debuts her first institutional art exhibition at London's ICA, displaying a body of paintings called "Angels" that she created privately to recover from mus
10 Film Scores That Rewrote Hollywood's Sound
A feature tracing 10 pivotal film scores from 1927's Sunrise to 1995's Crimson Tide, showing how each redefined what movie music could be — from the first optically printed soundtrack to the birth of
BFI and National Portrait Gallery Mark Monroe Centenary
The BFI and National Portrait Gallery are launching two major exhibitions to mark the centenary of Marilyn Monroe's birth, reframing her as a sharp comic performer and pioneering image-maker rather th
Super Mario Galaxy Leads China Box Office with $8.3M
Universal’s ‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ seized the Chinese box office crown for the April 3‑5 weekend, earning RMB57.1 million ($8.3 million) and outpacing domestic releases, as total weekend gross
Maul — Shadow Lord: Filoni Returns to Clone Wars Roots
Star Wars: Maul — Shadow Lord, a 10-episode animated Disney+ series from Dave Filoni, recasts the iconic Sith Lord as a crime baron in the early Galactic Empire era, drawing solid but not spectacular
Sara Wheeler's Jan Morris Biography: A Masterly Life
Sara Wheeler's authorized biography of Jan Morris — the prolific Welsh travel writer, historian, and transgender pioneer who transitioned from James to Jan in the 1970s — captures a life of extraordin
Sean Hepburn Ferrer reveals Audrey's war-scarred childhood in new biography
Sean Hepburn Ferrer, son of Hollywood legend Audrey Hepburn, publishes 'Intimate Audrey,' his first full biography of his mother, co-written with former war correspondent Wendy Holden, opening with he
Malcolm in the Middle Revival Premieres April 10 on Hulu
Bryan Cranston is reviving Malcolm in the Middle as a four-part Hulu limited series debuting April 10, and is using the press tour to argue that comedy is "essential right now" as relief from nonstop
Attenborough's Secret Garden brings Serengeti cameras to UK
David Attenborough's 'Secret Garden' applies Serengeti- and rainforest-style filming to British back gardens, opening on a flooded Oxfordshire estate where a mallard named Doris, kingfishers, and an o
Super Mario Galaxy Movie Opens to $372M Globally
Illumination/Nintendo/Universal's Super Mario Galaxy Movie launched to a $372.5M global opening weekend — the biggest worldwide debut for an MPA film since Avatar: Fire & Ash — while Project Hail Mary
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