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Charli xcx Pivots to Guitar-Rock on 'Music, Fashion, Film'
Charli xcx's seventh studio album "Music, Fashion, Film" abandons the hyperpop of "Brat" for distorted guitars and deadpan vocals, arriving as a deliberate sonic reset from the artist at peak cultural
Shaking Up the Emmys By Moving Five Categories Out of the Telecast Might Not Work, But at Least the TV Academy Is Trying Something
The TV Academy's Board of Governors voted to move five Emmy categories — including limited series supporting acting and writing — off NBC's primetime Sept. 14 telecast to earlier ceremonies, prompting
Mrs. Maisel Set Decorator Fatally Stabbed in Murder-Suicide
Mary Kate Golding, a 34-year-old New York City set decorator known for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Goosebumps and Netflix's Gone Girls docuseries, was fatally stabbed at her Queens home in what police
Jeff Hays Cast as Princess Donut in 'Dungeon Crawler Carl' TV
Audiobook narrator Jeff Hays, the voice behind all eight 'Dungeon Crawler Carl' novels, has been cast as Princess Donut in Seth MacFarlane's Peacock TV adaptation, marking the show's first casting ann
Ransom Canyon S2 Rewritten Around Tejada's Real Pregnancy
Showrunner April Blair reveals that Marianly Tejada's real-life pregnancy — whose due date landed almost exactly on filming wrap day — forced a rapid rewrite of Netflix's Ransom Canyon Season 2, pivot
Johnny Depp Surprises Comic-Con as Scrooge
Johnny Depp stunned San Diego Comic-Con crowds Thursday by appearing in full Ebenezer Scrooge costume outside a Gaslamp District shop to promote his upcoming Paramount film 'Ebenezer: A Christmas Caro
Cregger: Resident Evil Stunt Nearly Killed Austin Abrams
Resident Evil director Zach Cregger recalled a practical-effects stunt where 150-pound blood bags dropped from cranes around star Austin Abrams, with one nearly killing him had he been one step off du
Documentary To Premiere On John Shearer, Brilliant Photographer Who Captured Funerals Of JFK And MLK Jr., Attica Uprising And More
A short documentary about John Shearer, the groundbreaking Black LIFE magazine photographer who captured JFK and MLK funerals, the Attica uprising, and more, will world premiere July 30 at Doris Duke'
Avatar: Seven Havens Sets Oct. 9 Premiere, Debuts Teaser
Paramount+ has dated 'Avatar: Seven Havens' for Oct. 9, 2026 and dropped its first teaser, positioning the next animated chapter as a post-apocalyptic saga where the new Avatar is hunted rather than c
Monica Dolan Stars in 'The Lost Children of Tuam'
Monica Dolan stars in Frank Berry’s quietly powerful film 'The Lost Children of Tuam,' which traces a local woman’s dogged uncovering of a mass unmarked grave of children at a former Irish mother and
The Paramount-Warner Bros. Clock Is Ticking: What’s Next for the Megamerger Amid Antitrust Battle With States?
Twelve Democratic state attorneys general are seeking to block Paramount Skydance's $111 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, with a federal judge granting a temporary restraining order and set
Ghost Drops Trailer for Mexico City Concert Film '2 Big to Rig'
Ghost unveiled the first trailer for '2 Big to Rig,' a 16mm concert film documenting their September 2025 Mexico City shows, set for a global cinema and IMAX rollout beginning Aug. 26 via Trafalgar Re
Travis Scott Inks Paramount First-Look Deal via Cactus Jack
Travis Scott is parlaying a record-setting tour and a role in Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" into a broader producing empire, striking a first-look film and TV deal with Paramount Pictures through
Venice Head Talks Studio Absence; Dearth Of Female Golden Lion Contenders & Why Neon Nixed Festival Bow For Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Artificial’
Venice Film Festival artistic director Alberto Barbera broke down his 83rd edition lineup, explaining the absence of major U.S. studios, the lone female-directed competition entry, and why Neon nixed
Production in LA Is Still Down. Maybe Next Quarter?
Los Angeles film and TV production fell 12.7% year-over-year in the second quarter, according to FilmLA's latest report, even as California expanded its film tax credit to $750 million and officials p
Los Angeles Production: TV Dramas A Bright Spot As Total Q2 Shoot Days Dip, FilmLA Says
FilmLA's Q2 report shows Los Angeles on-location production fell 13% year-over-year to 4,711 shoot days, though scripted TV dramas proved a resilient category, climbing 55% from Q1.
Imax Stock Jumps 8% as The Odyssey Powers Record Box Office
Imax shares jumped more than 8% after the company reaffirmed its path to a record $1.4 billion global box office in 2026, powered by Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey,' which delivered $52 million in I
‘Percy Jackson’ Season 3 Sets November Release Date, Star Walker Scobell Says It Will Stay True to ‘Titan’s Curse’ Book
Disney+ unveiled first footage from Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3 at San Diego Comic-Con and confirmed a November 20 premiere date, with star Walker Scobell calling it the show's most book-
FCC Poised to Hand Broadcasters Long-Sought Win in Abolishing Station Ownership Cap as Brendan Carr Probes Tension Between TV Groups and Platforms
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is pushing to eliminate the national TV station ownership cap in an Aug. 6 vote, arguing the 85-year-old rule now hurts local broadcasters while letting streaming platforms r
Sienna Spiro Plays Soho Sessions Benefit for Animal Rescue
British singer Sienna Spiro performed an invite-only benefit concert for North Shore Animal League America at New York's Soho Sessions, drawing about 150 guests to a set built around her recently rele
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