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‘The Odyssey’ Surpasses $700 Million Globally After 12 Days in Theaters
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' has crossed $700 million at the global box office after just 12 days in theaters, making it the fourth highest-grossing film of 2026 with its China debut still ahead.
BTS Boycotts 2027 Grammys Over New Asian Pop Category
BTS, the biggest pop act in East Asia, have pulled out of the 2027 Grammy awards in protest over the Recording Academy's newly introduced best Asian pop music performance category, prompting a defense
Billy Zane Boards Caland's Neo Noir 'Milliseconds'
Billy Zane, John Billingsley, Scottie Thompson, and Bonnie Root have signed for Philippe Caland's sixth feature, the neo noir thriller 'Milliseconds.' The film follows a reclusive painter drawn into a
Sundance Moves to Boulder, Expands Competition and Oscar Path
Sundance Film Festival announces its 2027 edition will relocate to Boulder, Colorado, with expanded competition sections, new venues, and enhanced programming as it transitions from Park City, Utah.
BTS Pulls ARIRANG From 2027 Grammys Over Asian Pop Category
BTS announced via Instagram Stories on July 29 they will not submit their comeback album ARIRANG for 2027 Grammy consideration, saying they hope music 'can be heard and loved by itself rather than bei
Dominic Sessa Stars as Young Bourdain in 'Tony'
Variety's review praises 'Tony,' Matt Johnson's biopic about a 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain working a Provincetown kitchen in 1975, singling out Dominic Sessa's performance as a true breakout from the
Tony Film Reimagines Young Bourdain’s Kitchen Origins
A new film titled *Tony* dramatizes the young Anthony Bourdain’s formative kitchen experiences in 1970s Provincetown, blending coming-of-age sentiment with the shadow of his later suicide, creating a
Country Artists Unite Against Data Centers
Country music artists across the political spectrum — from Brad Paisley and Willie Nelson to conservative Gavin Adcock — are publicly opposing data center construction in their hometowns, making oppos
Jean-Pierre Dorléac Dies: Emmy-Winning ‘Battlestar Galactica’ & ‘Somewhere In Time’ Costume Designer Was 83
French-born costume designer Jean-Pierre Dorléac — whose Emmy-winning work on 'Battlestar Galactica' and Oscar-nominated designs for 'Somewhere in Time' shaped decades of TV and film wardrobe — died a
Riz Ahmed Lands Emmy Nod for Self-Written Bond Show 'Bait'
Riz Ahmed has earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor for 'Bait,' a self-written six-part series about a north London actor chasing James Bond, made with Barbara Broccoli's personal bless
Jean-Pierre Dorléac, ‘Somewhere in Time,’ ‘Battlestar Galactica’ Costume Designer, Dies at 83
Jean-Pierre Dorléac, the costume designer known for "Somewhere in Time" and "Battlestar Galactica," died July 23 from natural causes at age 83.
Indie Specialized Box Office Chart: ‘Pinocchio: Unstrung’ Doesn’t Have the Same Pull as ‘Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey’
Rhys Frake-Waterhouse's 'Pinocchio: Unstrung' topped the indie specialized box office chart for 7/24–7/26 with a $386K opening from 500 screens — a solid but softer debut than his 'Winnie the Pooh: Bl
Cruz, Huppert, Lee Chang-dong Set for TIFF Tribute Awards
TIFF unveiled its first five Tribute Awards honorees for the Sept. 13 gala at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival, recognizing Penélope Cruz, Isabelle Huppert, Lee Chang-dong, Rosalind Eleaza
Andrew Scott's Elsinore to open BFI London Film Festival
Elsinore, an Andrew Scott-led biopic about actor Ian Charleson who gave a legendary Hamlet performance while dying of Aids, will open this year's BFI London Film Festival ahead of a US release in Nove
Michael B. Jordan Drops 'Thomas Crown Affair' Trailer
Amazon MGM dropped the trailer for Michael B. Jordan's 'The Thomas Crown Affair,' his directorial reimagining of the art-heist saga, set for release on March 5, 2027.
Andrew Scott's 'Elsinore' Opens BFI London Film Festival
Andrew Scott stars as Scottish actor Ian Charleson in 'Elsinore,' which will open the 70th BFI London Film Festival on Oct. 7 with its European premiere at the Royal Festival Hall.
Jared Leto: Four Women Allege Abuse in BBC Doc
The BBC documentary "Jared Leto: Hollywood's Dark Secret" features four women alleging decades of sexual misconduct by the actor when they were teenagers, with former co-workers corroborating claims o
French music producer Kavinsky, known for Drive soundtrack hit Nightcall, dies aged 50
Kavinsky, the French electronic musician whose song Nightcall became iconic through the 2011 Ryan Gosling film Drive, has died at 50 from a suspected stroke, drawing tributes from President Macron and
'Mad King' Earns Standing Ovation After Cancellations
"The Mad King," the Game of Thrones prequel play from HBO and the Royal Shakespeare Company, held its first preview Tuesday at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre after cancelling a week of performances, ea
Steven Hall's 40-Year Archive LP Earns Rave Reviews
A 69-year-old Scottish musician who has spent recent years driving Uber is being hailed as an archival triumph after a label head unearthed his unreleased recordings spanning 1984 to 2025, including r
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