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Starz Premieres Amadeus with Will Sharpe, Paul Bettany

Starz Premieres Amadeus with Will Sharpe, Paul Bettany

Starz is set to premiere its new period drama, "Amadeus," on May 8, offering a fresh adaptation of Peter Shaffer's acclaimed play and film, starring Will Sharpe as Mozart and Paul Bettany as Salieri.

Variety · 6mo ago
Glen Powell Voices Fox McCloud in Super Mario Galaxy

Glen Powell Voices Fox McCloud in Super Mario Galaxy

The Super Mario Galaxy movie expands its universe by giving Star Fox pilot Fox McCloud, voiced by Glen Powell, a central role and packing the film with a slew of Nintendo cameos, from Princess Daisy t

Variety · 6mo ago
The Temper Trap Drop First Album in 10 Years

The Temper Trap Drop First Album in 10 Years

The Temper Trap announced 'Sungazer,' their first album in a decade and fourth overall, set for a July 10 release after members spent years pursuing solo projects across Berlin, Indonesia, and the U.S

Rolling Stone · 6mo ago
Bruce Springsteen launches Land of Hope and Dreams tour

Bruce Springsteen launches Land of Hope and Dreams tour

Bruce Springsteen launched his 'Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour' in Minneapolis Tuesday, framing the 20-date arena run as his first overt protest tour — complete with anti-administration speeche

Variety · 6mo ago
Dennis Quaid to Star in AMC's NASCAR Thunder Road

Dennis Quaid to Star in AMC's NASCAR Thunder Road

Award‑winning actor Dennis Quaid has been cast as the legendary Duane Whitlock in AMC’s new NASCAR drama 'Thunder Road,' a fast‑track series exploring a blue‑collar racing dynasty, produced with NASCA

Deadline · 6mo ago
Wagner Moura Replaces Oscar Isaac in A24 Vampire Film

Wagner Moura Replaces Oscar Isaac in A24 Vampire Film

Wagner Moura steps into Oscar Isaac’s role in A24’s vampire thriller “Flesh of the Gods,” joining Kristen Stewart under director Panos Cosmatos, as the studio secures U.S. distribution and adds a new

IndieWire · 6mo ago
Lili Reinhart says she was told to suck in her stomach

Lili Reinhart says she was told to suck in her stomach

In a Cosmopolitan video interview, Lili Reinhart disclosed that a male director instructed her to “suck in her stomach” during takes, sparking reactions from her co-stars and highlighting her ongoing

Variety · 6mo ago
Stella McCartney's clifftop home wins Highland planning approval

Stella McCartney's clifftop home wins Highland planning approval

Highland Council approved Stella McCartney and Alasdhair Willis's plans for a stone-walled, turfed-roof clifftop "forever home" at Loch Ailort in the Scottish Highlands, despite more than 65 objection

BBC Entertainment · 6mo ago
Bach's music endures from mandolins to film scores

Bach's music endures from mandolins to film scores

Easter brings a flood of Bach performances and recordings dominating classical charts worldwide, prompting renewed examination of why the composer's music proves indestructible across every arrangemen

The Guardian Culture · 6mo ago
The Last One For The Road Leads David di Donatello Noms

The Last One For The Road Leads David di Donatello Noms

Francesco Sossai’s road movie The Last One For The Road topped the 71st David di Donatello nominations with 16 categories, outpacing rivals La Grazia and The Tasters as the ceremony approaches on May 

Deadline · 6mo ago
Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays bomb expert in 'Fuze' heist

Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays bomb expert in 'Fuze' heist

Fuze, David Mackenzie's London heist thriller, deploys a WWII bomb discovery as cover for a bank vault robbery, with Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the bomb disposal officer and Theo James and Sam Worthingto

The Guardian Culture · 6mo ago
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Stream the Best Movies and TV Shows in April 2026

April 2026 brings a diverse slate of streaming entertainment, featuring a new tech satire from Jonathan Glatzer and an adaptation of Isabel Allende’s “The House of the Spirits.” Meanwhile, the final s

NYT Arts · 6mo ago
Claire Aho's colour photography shaped Finland's postwar style

Claire Aho's colour photography shaped Finland's postwar style

Finnish photographer Claire Aho pioneered colour photography in the 1950s, shaping postwar visual culture with vibrant, cinematic images that celebrated modern women and Finnish design.

The Guardian Culture · 6mo ago
The Drama Reveals Emma’s Secret Shooting Plan

The Drama Reveals Emma’s Secret Shooting Plan

Kristoffer Borgli’s new film *The Drama* starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson blends romance with a dark revelation that the female lead once plotted a school shooting, turning a wedding‑day rom‑com

The Guardian Culture · 6mo ago
Padraic McKinley Signs With Range Media Partners

Padraic McKinley Signs With Range Media Partners

Director Padraic McKinley, whose Depression-era debut 'The Weight' stars Ethan Hawke and Russell Crowe, has signed with Range Media Partners following the film's Sundance world premiere and acquisitio

Deadline · 6mo ago
Jack Whitehall hosts SNL UK April 11, Jorja Smith Guest

Jack Whitehall hosts SNL UK April 11, Jorja Smith Guest

Jack Whitehall will take the stage as host of Saturday Night Live U.K.’s April 11 episode, with British R&B singer Jorja Smith providing the musical performance.

Variety · 6mo ago
Feldman Slams Oscars Omission of Rob Reiner Tribute

Feldman Slams Oscars Omission of Rob Reiner Tribute

Corey Feldman expressed disappointment at being left out of the Oscars’ In Memoriam tribute to Rob Reiner, noting the moment felt like an uninvited family reunion while his fellow Stand By Me co-stars

The Guardian Culture · 6mo ago
Lisa Announces First K-pop Las Vegas Residency

Lisa Announces First K-pop Las Vegas Residency

Blackpink's Lisa will stage the first-ever K-pop Las Vegas residency, 'Viva La Lisa,' with four November 2026 dates at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.

Deadline · 6mo ago
Mary Beth Hurt, Tony-nominated actress, dies at 79

Mary Beth Hurt, Tony-nominated actress, dies at 79

Acclaimed actress Mary Beth Hurt, known for her Tony‑nominated stage work and film roles in Interiors and The World According to Garp, died at 79 after battling Alzheimer’s disease, as confirmed by he

The Guardian Culture · 6mo ago
Soderbergh's 'The Christophers' Wins SIFF Award

Soderbergh's 'The Christophers' Wins SIFF Award

The 29th Sonoma International Film Festival crowned Steven Soderbergh’s 'The Christophers' as the audience favorite, while also highlighting distribution woes for indie titles and strong overall ticke

IndieWire · 6mo ago

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