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Live updates, commentary as Verstappen faces go-karters in epic Silverstone challenge
Four-time F1 world champion Max Verstappen took on 100 amateur drivers in an identical-kart endurance challenge at Silverstone, passing every single one of them in fewer than half of his allotted 30 l
Atonement War Drama Premieres at TIFF
Reed Van Dyk's debut feature 'Atonement' premiered at the Toronto Film Festival. Inspired by a 2012 Dexter Filkins article, the war drama follows a guilt-ridden Marine seeking reconciliation with the
Moore, Dr. Annie Farmer Join 'Watch You Rise' Doc as EPs
Actor-activist Indya Moore and Dr. Annie Farmer, a leading researcher on child sexual abuse, have signed on as executive producers of Isabella Cohn's documentary "Watch You Rise," which will premiere
Italy's 21-Film Oscar Shortlist: Moretti & Venice Winners
Italy has unveiled a 21-film shortlist under consideration for its submission in the Best International Feature Film category at the 99th Academy Awards, with a Nanni Moretti title and multiple Venice
Netflix Reveals Trailer For ‘Hunting Gary Glitter’ Crime Docuseries
Netflix has released the first trailer for 'Hunting Gary Glitter,' a three-part investigative docuseries premiering Oct. 14 that follows the reporters and police who exposed disgraced glam rocker Paul
Lena Dunham Welcomes Daughter Via Surrogate
Lena Dunham, the 40-year-old creator and star of HBO's Girls, has welcomed her first child — a daughter born via surrogate with husband Luis Felber — and shared the moment in a Vogue op-ed.
Ed Sheeran's tour support acts quit over Macklemore removal
Ed Sheeran's US tour is collapsing after every support act — Finneas, Lukas Graham, Aaron Rowe, and Beoga — quit in solidarity with Macklemore, who was removed from the lineup for pro-Palestinian rema
Georgia's 'Guria' Oscar Submission Charms at Venice
Levan Koguashvili's 'Guria,' Georgia's submission for the Best International Feature Film Oscar, premiered at Venice and earns praise as a mordantly funny black-and-white portrait of post-civil war ru
Macro Acquires Allblk Streaming Platform From AMC
Macro, the multi-platform entertainment company founded by Charles D. King, has acquired Allblk, a streaming distribution platform for Black audiences, from AMC Global Media, marking Macro's first mov
Zach Cregger Reboots Resident Evil With Austin Abrams
Zach Cregger delivers a tonal reinvention of Sony's Resident Evil franchise with a September 18, 2026 release starring Austin Abrams as a medical courier trapped in a viral outbreak, leaning heavily o
Cody Fern's 'Closing Night' Stars Paulson, Watts, Wiest
Cody Fern makes his feature directorial debut with 'Closing Night,' a matrilineal melodrama starring Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, and Dianne Wiest as a fractured Michigan family whose decades-old rift
Metallica Extends M72 Tour to 2027, Opens May 8 in Vancouver
Metallica confirmed new 2027 North American stadium dates extending its M72 World Tour into a fifth calendar year, resuming May 8 at BC Place in Vancouver and adding a dozen new cities to the route.
Tom Petty’s Original Heartbreakers to Reunite for First Time in Decades for Americana Awards, Fronted by Chris Stapleton; Boxed Set of ’70s Rarities Coming
The four surviving original Heartbreakers — Campbell, Tench, Lynch and Blair — will reunite on stage for the first time in 20+ years at this week's Americana Honors & Awards, fronted by Chris Stapleto
Anant Nag to Receive Dadasaheb Phalke Award
Veteran actor Anant Nag, whose career spans more than 300 films across six Indian languages and a prior stint in Karnataka politics, will receive the Dadasaheb Phalke Award at a Sept. 22 ceremony in K
Chris Harrison’s Dating Series ‘The Vow’ Sets Premiere On Fox Nation
Chris Harrison returns to reality dating television with 'The Vow,' a new Fox Nation series exploring lasting love through faith and values, premiering November 11 after his 2021 exit from 'The Bachel
YouTube Unveils Foundry’s Fall Class of 2026: Underscores, Zeina and 14 More
YouTube Music's Foundry program has selected 16 independent artists from 8 countries for its Class of 2026, continuing a decade-long initiative that has now supported more than 250 acts with grants, p
Hemingway’s ‘The Sun Also Rises’ Gets Centennial Events In Paris & New York With Michael Shannon & Richard Schiff Among Participants
Hemingway Ltd. and Collective 222 are staging a global centennial program for Ernest Hemingway's 'The Sun Also Rises,' opening with a September 21-22 gathering at Ritz Paris and culminating in an Octo
Worthington, Hemsworth & Delevingne for Schrader Film
Sam Worthington, Liam Hemsworth, and Cara Delevingne are set to lead Paul Schrader's upcoming erotic thriller 'Non Compos Mentis,' with production slated to begin next month in New York.
James Ransone Snubbed From Both Emmys and Oscars In Memoriam
James Ransone, the actor known for 'The Wire' and 'It: Chapter 2,' was left out of both this year's Oscars and Emmys In Memoriam tributes, prompting his widow to publicly call out the Television Acade
Bonnie Greer, writer and commentator, dies at 77
Bonnie Greer, the British-American novelist, playwright and broadcaster whose work centered on minority and women's lives, has died aged 77 following a brief illness, prompting tributes from writers a
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