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Wicked Live-to-Film Concerts Launch 2027 Tour
Universal Film and Universal Destinations & Experiences will launch live-to-film presentations of Wicked and Wicked: For Good in 2027, pairing HD film screenings with symphony orchestras performing so
‘Disclosure Day’ Sets Peacock Streaming Release Date
Steven Spielberg's sci-fi film "Disclosure Day" begins streaming on Peacock on Oct. 9, roughly four months after its June 12 theatrical debut that earned $241 million worldwide.
Box Office: ‘Practical Magic 2’ Aims to Dethrone ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ With $40 Million Debut
Practical Magic 2, the witchy Nicole Kidman–Sandra Bullock sequel, targets a $30 million to $40 million domestic debut this weekend in a bid to end Spider-Man: Brand New Day's six-week reign atop the
From ‘Heathers’ to ‘Practical Magic 2,’ Denise Di Novi Keeps Her Filmmaking Personal
Producer Denise Di Novi, whose career spans from the 1989 cult hit 'Heathers' through 'Practical Magic 2,' reflects on a decades-long track record of taste-driven projects, her creative partnerships w
Springsteen: 'Our Purpose Was To Reclaim The Flag'
Bruce Springsteen spoke with Rolling Stone about his new concert film documenting 20 politically charged 'Land of Hope and Dreams' tour dates, where he paired 'War' with 'Born in the U.S.A.' and deliv
Voltage, Samuel Goldwyn Acquire Aaron Eckhart's 'Butcher's War'
Samuel Goldwyn Films acquired North American rights and Voltage Pictures picked up international rights to the Aaron Eckhart action thriller 'Butcher's War,' with Voltage set to introduce the film to
Suno Launches WMG-Licensed AI Music Models
Suno launched new AI music models trained on licensed Warner Music Group recordings, marking a shift from past copyright disputes to industry collaboration, while previous models trained on unlicensed
Larraín's 'My Sad Dead' Trailer Debuts Ahead of Netflix Premiere
Pablo Larraín's Netflix miniseries 'My Sad Dead,' a four-part psychological horror adapted from Argentine author Mariana Enriquez's stories, unveiled its first trailer ahead of a San Sebastian competi
Ellen Burstyn Talks Working Into 90s with Starring Role In Unexpected Love Story ‘Place To Be’; Pays Tribute To Gloria Steinem – Venice
Ellen Burstyn, 93, premiered her new road movie 'Place To Be' opposite Taika Waititi at the Venice Film Festival, telling reporters she had expected her career to end at 40 and crediting feminist pion
Noel Clarke Charged With Sexual Assault, Voyeurism
British actor and filmmaker Noel Clarke has been charged with multiple sexual offenses following a police investigation, after previously losing a libel case brought against The Guardian over its repo
Ellis’s 'The Shards' Novel Loses Its Voice in Murphy Adaptation
Bret Easton Ellis’s novel *The Shards*, a reflective, autofictional account of his youth and early writing of *Less Than Zero*, has been adapted by Ryan Murphy for FX in a series that strips away the
DAU Director Counters Ukraine Backlash at Venice
Russian dissident director Ilya Khrzhanovsky pushed back at Venice against Ukrainian officials' claims that his competition film "DAU" has Russian state ties, while declaring his position on the Russi
BBC's Josh Baker: From Mosul Truck Bomb to Austin Tice Podcast
BBC journalist Josh Baker's third season of "I'm Not a Monster" investigates the 2012 disappearance of US marine Austin Tice in Syria, a story that grew from an ISIS truck bomb in Mosul that nearly ki
Even better than the Real Thing? The overlooked Black music scene of 1970s Liverpool
A feature marking 50 years since the Real Thing's "You to Me Are Everything" hit UK No. 1 uncovers 1970s Liverpool's overlooked Black music scene, centered on the Timepiece nightclub and producing Dis
Mundruczó Reunites With Burstyn on Pigeon Road Movie at Venice
Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó reunites with Ellen Burstyn at the Venice Film Festival for "Place to Be," a road-trip dramedy that features roughly 1,000 real pigeons and a Golden Lion for Lifeti
Brad Pitt's De'Longhi Ad Has Dogs Insulting Him, Directed by Spike
Brad Pitt stars in a nearly two-minute De'Longhi coffee machine commercial directed by Spike Jonze, in which a pack of real, insult-shouting dogs berate him while he tries to make coffee.
GTA VI Romance Sparks Cheating Debate Online
GTA VI's mandatory virtual romance between playable protagonists Lucia and Jason has gone viral on TikTok, where users — mostly women — debate whether maintaining the in-game relationship counts as ch
Nesher's October 7 Film 'Our Loves' Drops Trailer Ahead of TIFF
Avi Nesher's October 7 drama 'Our Loves' dropped its first trailer ahead of its TIFF North American premiere, with the film nominated for 12 Israeli Academy Awards and backed by heavyweight exec produ
Sara Bareilles's 'Good Grief' Mourns Friends
Sara Bareilles releases 'Good Grief,' a new album mourning friends including late Broadway co-star Gavin Creel, while also adapting Meg Wolitzer's 'The Interestings' into a musical about finding creat
HBO's 'A Killer Story' Revisits Chandler Case True Crime Crusade
HBO's three-part documentary 'A Killer Story,' premiering September 10, revisits the 2002 Topeka murders and the husband-and-wife true crime team whose six-year crusade helped overturn Dana Chandler's
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