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‘Resident Evil’ $108.3M WW Opening A Record For Franchise & Zach Cregger, ‘Coyote Vs. Acme’ Nears $100M WW – Global Box Office Update
TriStar's 'Resident Evil' opened to a franchise-best $108.3M worldwide in its debut, while Ketchup Entertainment's rescued 'Coyote Vs. Acme' closed in on $100M global with $99M after four frames.
DeafCity Hub Campaign Targets UK's First Deaf Cultural Centre
Urban planner Amanprit Arnold has launched the DeafCity Hub campaign to create the UK's first permanent cultural and co-working space for Deaf people, beginning with a year-long meanwhile site in West
Nish Kumar's Angry Comedy Lands at Hackney Empire
Comedian Nish Kumar channels outrage over global crises into fast-paced, skillfully crafted humor in his touring stand-up show at Hackney Empire, London.
Snapes Mocks MPs' Eurovision Inquiry with 'Nul Points'
Guardian music critic Laura Snapes published a sardonic opinion column dismissing a parliamentary inquiry into the UK's repeated Eurovision Song Contest failures, arguing that British politics itself
10 Films Vie for WIP LatAm, Europa Awards at San Sebastián
Ten projects—six from Latin America and four from Europe—will compete for post-production and distribution awards at San Sebastián's WIP Latam and WIP Europa showcases running Sept. 21-23.
Salman Toor debuts at London's Courtauld
Pakistani American painter Salman Toor is set to open his first European solo exhibition, "Someone Like You," at London's Courtauld Gallery, featuring a decade of work centered on queer south Asian pr
John Oliver Jabs at David Ellison's 'Business Daddy' Larry
John Oliver returned to 'Last Week Tonight' after a month off and cracked that David Ellison's billionaire father Larry is his 'literal business daddy,' mocking the Paramount Skydance CEO whose $110.9
China Box Office: ‘Once Upon a Time in the Middle East’ Secures Sixth Weekend at No. 1 in Sluggish Frame
Dirty Monkeys' war comedy-drama 'Once Upon a Time in the Middle East' held No. 1 at mainland China's box office for a sixth consecutive weekend with $4.1 million, while the territory's 2026 grosses fe
Review: Yeon Sang-ho's 'Paradise Lost' Disappoints
Yeon Sang-ho's 'Paradise Lost,' a virtual-reality grief drama about a mother whose missing son reappears a decade later as both a digital avatar and a real troubled teenager, premiered at the 2026 Tor
Lanterns Episode 6 Revives Hal-o-gram to Solve Murder
"Lanterns" Episode 6 resurrects Hal Jordan's backup consciousness as a holographic sidekick for John Stewart's murder investigation in Rushville, stacking a ranked suspect list from Sinestro down to J
Nathan Fillion Takes Over as Green Lantern in HBO's 'Lanterns'
Nathan Fillion's Guy Gardner debuts as the new Green Lantern in HBO's 'Lanterns' Season 1, Episode 6, after Aaron Pierre's John Stewart leaves the ring behind, marking the character's first on-screen
Charlize Theron on ‘The Odyssey’ Becoming Universal’s Highest-Grossing Movie and Raising Millions to Fight Femicide in Africa With CTAOP
Charlize Theron used CTAOP's 6th annual block party on the Universal backlot to raise more than $1 million for youth programs in Southern Africa, while delivering an impassioned plea against the femic
Ke Huy Quan Reveals “Life Changing” Gesture From Spielberg & Lucas When He Was A Kid
In his new memoir "Never Say Die," Ke Huy Quan reveals that Steven Spielberg and George Lucas secretly gave him a roughly $100,000 profit-sharing check from Lucasfilm after he starred in Indiana Jones
Ke Huy Quan Says His $100,000 ‘Indiana Jones’ Residual Check Was ‘Life-Changing’ As a Child Actor: It ‘Didn’t Make Any Sense’
Ke Huy Quan reveals in his new memoir "Never Say Die" that he received a nearly $100,000 residual check from Lucasfilm for "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" as a 12-year-old, a windfall he descri
‘You Say Run’ Reborn With Electric Callboy for MHA 10th
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of 'My Hero Academia,' composer Hayashi Yuki teams up with German band Electric Callboy to rework the iconic theme 'You Say Run' with a high-energy fusion of orchestr
The Split Up Review: Bhaskar Leads Lavish Divorce Spinoff
The Split Up, a spinoff of BBC's The Split, casts Sanjeev Bhaskar as a patriarch handing over the family firm in what reviewers describe as lavishly nonsensical, soapy escapism.
‘History Of Concrete’ Rocks IFC Center As ‘Daniel And The Fiery Furnace’ Brings Biblical Heat To Top 10 — Specialty Box Office
John Wilson's documentary "The History of Concrete" grossed $90,000 in three days at IFC Center, becoming the theater's second-highest weekend debut in its 21-year history and trailing only the 2019 "
JoAnna Garcia Swisher Bids Farewell to Sweet Magnolias
JoAnna Garcia Swisher penned a heartfelt Instagram tribute to the 'Sweet Magnolias' cast and crew after Netflix canceled the series following five seasons, while also revealing the streamer has greenl
Beatles Biopic Cast Recreates Hard Day's Night Opening
Barry Keoghan, Joseph Quinn, and Harris Dickinson were spotted filming a recreation of the iconic opening chase from 'A Hard Day's Night' for the upcoming four-part Beatles biopic, per TMZ images.
Ritchson Says Reacher Shelved Die Trying Over Re-Election
Alan Ritchson revealed on Threads that Prime Video's "Reacher" had approved an adaptation of Lee Child's "Die Trying" before "someone got re-elected," and the White House publicly responded to his pri
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