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Oasis Reunion Doc: How Filmmakers Captured Brothers Healing on Stage
Directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern's documentary "Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger" captures the Gallagher brothers' reunion tour across 41 concerts and 14 countries, using hidden cameras and u
Jeff Lowell Dies: ‘John Tucker Must Die’ Writer & ‘The Crew’ Creator Was 52
Veteran comedy writer Jeff Lowell, best known for scripting 'John Tucker Must Die' and creating the Netflix series 'The Crew' starring Kevin James, has died at 52 after a brief illness.
Schiff: Federal Film Tax Credit Bill 'Not a Done Deal'
Senator Adam Schiff's spokesperson says a federal film and TV tax incentive bill is close but not finalized, with Senate, House, and Trump administration leaders negotiating final text on a proposed 2
John Mulaney to Play Maxwell Smart in Get Smart Reboot
John Mulaney is in early talks to play Maxwell Smart in Warner Bros.' movie reboot of 'Get Smart,' with Seth Grahame-Smith attached to write the screenplay and Andrew Lazar and Chuck Roven producing.
Netflix Greenlights 'Lonesome Dove' Series From Kazan & Stuart
Netflix has greenlit a series adaptation of Larry McMurtry's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel 'Lonesome Dove,' with Zoe Kazan and Jeb Stuart — co-showrunners of Netflix's upcoming 'East of Eden' — writing
Keen Ruffalo Signs With CAA
Actor Keen Ruffalo has signed with CAA as his profile rises on Prime Video's Sterling Point and the Green Day road-trip comedy Nimrods, the agency switch coming as both projects gain momentum.
Jon Small, Director and Early Billy Joel Collaborator, Dies at 79
Jon Small, a music video and concert film director who played in two early bands with Billy Joel, has died at 79. The pair briefly fell out after Joel's affair with Small's wife, but Small went on to
Affleck's 'Company' Earns 4.5-Minute Venice Ovation
Casey Affleck's directorial return 'Company' received a 4½-minute standing ovation at its Venice Film Festival world premiere on Tuesday in the Sala Grande.
Malkovich Cancels Tel Aviv Show Over Fake Quotes
John Malkovich has canceled his scheduled April 13, 2027 Tel Aviv performance of "The Music Critic" after discovering a press release had attributed fabricated quotes to him by a PR firm hired by the
‘Saw: Genesis’ Creative Director Talks Multiplayer Build, Expanding The ‘Saw’ Mythology & Putting Players Through The Wringer
At Gamescom 2026, Broken Mirror Games, Anshar Studios and Bloober Team previewed Saw: Genesis, a 3v1 asymmetrical multiplayer horror game set in 1920s post-WWI Europe that introduces a proto-Jigsaw fi
Suno Strikes Believe and TuneCore Partnership
AI music platform Suno has struck a strategic partnership with French independent music company Believe and its TuneCore distribution arm, reversing Believe's April 2026 decision to block Suno's music
MPTF's Evening Before Leaves Century City After 19 Years
MPTF's annual Evening Before benefit is leaving Century City after 19 years for the Pacific Design Center, while A24 joins the Emmy party circuit for the first time and Chateau Marmont emerges as the
Aura Entertainment Acquires 'The Fox' for December Release
Aura Entertainment has acquired U.S. rights to "The Fox," Dario Russo's dark comedy starring Jai Courtney, Emily Browning, Olivia Colman, and the late Sam Neill, with a theatrical release set for Dece
Atticus Affleck Impresses in Dad Casey's Venice Film 'Company'
Casey Affleck returned to directing with "Company," a three-part Venice competition film spanning 1903 to 1975 that uses strangers telling stories to one another as its connective tissue, with his son
Penélope Cruz Sobs and Kisses Javier Bardem as ‘Bunker’ Dazzles Venice With Record 15.5-Minute Ovation
Florian Zeller's 'Bunker,' starring real-life couple Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem, earned a 15.5-minute standing ovation at its Venice premiere — the festival's longest so far this year — as Sony P
Black Sabbath's 'Witch Woman' Releases Metal Tribute Songs
Louisa Livingstone, the model who spent half a century anonymous behind the cloak on Black Sabbath's 1970 debut cover, has turned that legacy into a musical career under the name Indreba, releasing me
Netflix to Report Box Office on Six Films Including Narnia
Netflix will publicly report box office grosses for six upcoming theatrical releases including Greta Gerwig's Narnia and a new Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, marking a significant shift for a stre
Billie Eilish Makes Film Debut in 'The Bell Jar'
Focus Features has locked the cast for Sarah Polley's 'The Bell Jar' adaptation, with two-time Oscar winner Billie Eilish making her film acting debut as Sylvia Plath's Esther Greenwood alongside Care
Miramax Developing 'Everything We Never Said' Film
Miramax is developing a feature film adaptation of Sloan Harlow's YA romantic thriller novel "Everything We Never Said," with Alloy Entertainment producing and the writing duo behind Netflix's "Trinke
Broadcasters and Streamers Move From Rivals to Partners as Old TV Divide Breaks Down and YouTube Rises Fast – Lumiere Summit
Europe's biggest broadcasters are now distributing through U.S. streaming platforms as the once-clear battle lines of television give way to interdependence — and shared anxiety over YouTube's unregul
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