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Mike Preston, ‘Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior’ and ‘Hot Pursuit’ Actor, Dies at 93
Mike Preston, the British-born singer-turned-actor known for playing settler leader Pappagallo in 'Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior' and starring in 42 episodes of Australia's 'Homicide,' died June 8 in Fl
La La Land Poster Fixed After Gosling's 'La La Hand' Complaint
Lionsgate unveiled a corrected La La Land poster for the film's 10th anniversary, finally fixing the awkward hand position Ryan Gosling once called 'La La Hand.'
Sony Pictures in Talks to Lease Cinerama Dome
Sony Pictures is in early talks to lease and operate the iconic Cinerama Dome theater in Hollywood, which has sat empty for six years since owner Pacific Theatres went bankrupt following COVID closure
Kartemquin Films Marks 60th Anniversary on Doc Talk
Kartemquin Films, the Chicago-based documentary nonprofit behind Hoop Dreams, The Interrupters, and Minding the Gap, is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a special Doc Talk podcast episode featuri
Dixon Dern, Influential Entertainment Lawyer, Dies at 97
Dixon Q. Dern, a pioneering Hollywood attorney who shaped modern entertainment law through landmark deals and firm-building, has died at 97.
Harrelson Producing Doc on Austin's Armadillo World HQ
Woody Harrelson is among the producers on a feature-length documentary chronicling the rise and cultural legacy of Austin's Armadillo World Headquarters, drawing on a restored archive of more than 100
Akinyele Leaves Innovative Artists for ColorCreative
Veteran talent agent Josiah Akinyele is leaving Innovative Artists after 17 years to join Issa Rae's ColorCreative as a manager, bringing a roster of working actors with him from his agent days.
Snoop Dogg Biopic From Universal Hits Theaters Next Summer
Universal Pictures has dated its Snoop Dogg biopic "Snoop" for August 6, 2027, with "Outer Banks" actor Jonathan Daviss tapped to portray the rap icon under director Craig Brewer.
TV Academy Cuts Emmy Categories; Guilds Push Back
The Television Academy's plan to cut several Emmy categories—including writing, directing, and limited series supporting performances—from the September 14 primetime broadcast has drawn a joint rebuke
SGG Media’s Micro-Influencer Network Reshapes Film Marketing
SGG Media, a micro-influencer agency founded by Troy Paul, is reshaping Hollywood marketing by leveraging 3,000 social media accounts to amplify film content through niche, trusted voices rather than
Film Finances Buys Media Guarantors in Bond Merger
Two of the largest completion bond guarantors in independent film are merging, with Film Finances International acquiring Media Guarantors Insurance Solutions under STX Entertainment's Film Services I
Bravo Tops Cable Q2 Ratings, Peacock Views Jump 27%
Bravo closed Q2 2026 with a No. 1 finish among adults 18-49 on linear cable and its most-watched quarter ever on Peacock, powered by record-breaking premieres of Below Deck Mediterranean, Next Gen NYC
Charli XCX Releases 'Camera' Video Starring Vincent Cassel
Charli XCX has released a single-take music video for "Camera" starring French actor Vincent Cassel, directed by frequent collaborator Aidan Zamiri. The clip is the latest single from her upcoming alb
Carole Radziwill Grilled on Epstein Ties in RHONY S16 Trailer
The RHONY Season 16 trailer shows returning cast member Carole Radziwill being confronted on-camera about her name appearing in the Epstein files and her past friendship with Ghislaine Maxwell, which
Ed Harris Returning To ‘Dutton Ranch’ For Season 2 After Character Arc Frustrations & Showrunner Change
Ed Harris will return for Season 2 of Paramount+'s 'Dutton Ranch' after publicly saying he wanted out midway through Season 1 over feeling misled about his character's role — complaints that contribut
Little House Tops Netflix at 9.8M as The Hawk Underwhelms
Netflix's 'Little House on the Prairie' surged to the top of the streamer's English-language TV chart with 9.8M second-week views, up 50%+ from its debut, while Will Ferrell's golf comedy 'The Hawk' o
Michael B. Jordan Animated Pic ‘Swapped’ Breaks Into Netflix’s Most Popular Movies List
Netflix's original animated film "Swapped," featuring Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple, has landed at No. 10 on the streamer's all-time most popular movies list with 139.8 million views after 79 days
AnnaSophia Robb Joins Will Smith in Supermax
AnnaSophia Robb is set to co-star opposite Will Smith in the Amazon MGM Studios and Miramax thriller 'Supermax,' directed by David Gordon Green, playing his detective partner as they investigate a mur
Nick Offerman Lands Two Emmy Nods, Shares 'No Assholes' Rule
Nick Offerman earned dual Emmy nominations — for Netflix's 'Death by Lightning' and Apple TV's 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' — while performing alongside wife Megan Mullally in Chicago and reflecting o
June Squibb Joins Borstein in 'Turn The Lights Back On'
Academy Award nominee June Squibb has joined Emmy winner Alex Borstein in indie dramedy "Turn The Lights Back On," a Covid-era family drama marking writer-director Dave Pantano's feature debut.
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