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Pat McAfee Joins Cast of Peter Berg's The Mosquito Bowl
Pat McAfee stars alongside Nicholas Galitzine and Bill Skarsgard in the new sports war drama.
Fox News Celebrates 30th Anniversary with Nasdaq Closing Bell Ceremony
Fox News marked a milestone in its history on October 6th by celebrating its 30th anniversary at Nasdaq's Studio A in Times Square.
Daniel Craig to Hand Over James Bond Role
Casting director Nina Gold and Denis Villeneuve are leading the search for the next Bond.
James Bond Casting Finalizes Weekend Auditions Schedule
The final auditions for James Bond are set to take place this weekend, with three to five actors in the running.
Wolf Biermann Documentary Released to Critical Acclaim
A new documentary film about Wolf Biermann, directed by Jens Meurer, offers a cinematic reflection on 20th-century history in Germany and Europe.
Adam Brody's Comments on Israel-Gaza Conflict Stir Discussion Among Fans
Creator Erin Foster has weighed in on Adam Brody's comments about supporting "a free Palestine" in an upcoming appearance on the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast, stating that it is a complicated issue.
Raye Wins Mercury Prize for This Music May Contain Hope
Raye became the first pop artist in over three decades to win the Mercury Prize, taking home £25,000 for her album This Music May Contain Hope.
US Court Orders Donald Trump to Answer Questions Under Oath
A US court has ruled that President Donald Trump must answer questions under oath in a defamation lawsuit filed against the BBC.
You Can See Everything Opens Strong at Box Office
The documentary about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has earned $15 million over the weekend and received widespread critical acclaim.
Michael Gray, Former Teen Idol and Star of ‘Shazam!,’ Dies at 75
Michael Gray, the star of the 1970s kids show Shazam!, has passed away due to natural causes in Palm Desert on Friday.
James Acaster and Ross Kemp's Traitorous Tactic Falls Flat
The Celebrity Traitors series two episode seven concluded with a dramatic twist, leaving viewers on edge as the traitorous trio succeeded in their mission.
Tom Skerritt Dies at 93
US actor Tom Skerritt has passed away at the age of 93, his family has confirmed.
James Bond Succession Rumors Emerge
The wait is finally over for the young British actors vying to become the next James Bond, with several names emerging as top contenders including Jack Lowden, Callum Turner, and Josh O'Connor.
Veteran actor Tom Skerritt passes away at 93 due to natural causes
Tom Skerritt's acting career spanned six decades, including notable roles in M*A*S*H, The Turning Point, and Top Gun.
Power Managers Breakfast Honors Excellence in Financial Management
The annual Power Managers breakfast honored outstanding business managers who oversee the financial ventures and fortunes of top talent.
Sundance Institute Receives $3 Million Donation from Hearthland Foundation
The Hearthland Foundation has pledged a multi-year donation of $3 million to support Sundance Institute's feature film program and revitalize the directors lab.
Limited Theatrical Release Planned for Canadian Hockey Romance Series
A limited theatrical release is planned for the Canadian hockey romance series Heated Rivalry, with all six episodes of the first season to be screened.
Peacock Achieves Second Consecutive Profitable Quarter
NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming service has reported a pre-tax profit of $261 million for the third quarter, following a previous profit of $189 million and a loss of $217 million in the same period last year.
A24's "You Can See Everything" Boosts Demand for Tell-All Documentaries
The success of A24's documentary about Elizabeth Holmes has highlighted a key trend in the industry: tell-all documentaries breaking through despite industry woes.
Dame Judi Dench Reveals She Can No Longer Perform Due to Eye Condition
Acclaimed actress Dame Judi Dench has revealed that she can no longer perform on stage or screen due to age-related macular degeneration (AMD), a condition affecting her vision and daily life.
Kitao Sakurai's Career in Independent Film
Kitao Sakurai's unconventional approach to filmmaking began early on, influenced by diverse films at the Cleveland Cinematheque.
Glee Reboot Greenlit by Hulu and Disney+
A reboot of the hit musical comedy-drama series Glee has been greenlit by Hulu and Disney+, with a new iteration set to bring back the show's signature blend of satire and music.
Tom Cruise Selected for AFI Life Achievement Award
The American Film Institute has selected Tom Cruise to receive the 52nd AFI Life Achievement Award.
Batman's Universe Explored Through Clayface Origin Story
The film centers around Clayface, one of Batman's lesser-known villains, and offers a fresh take on the character.
Asia Kate Dillon Seeks Customer Service Employment Amid Declining Acting Opportunities
Asia Kate Dillon, a seasoned actor known for their roles in Billions and Orange Is the New Black among others, has announced plans to seek employment in the customer service sector due to dwindling acting opportunities.
Glee Set to Return After Six-Year Hiatus
The US high school musical comedy drama series is set to return after a six-year hiatus with a new script written by its creator Ryan Murphy.
YouTube Creators Face Competition from Major Streaming Services
A gathering of YouTube's top creators took place at Pier 57 in New York City on September 23rd for the "Made on YouTube" event was overshadowed by news that other major streaming services are aggressively courting top creators with lucrative deals.
Penny Lane and John C. Reilly Join Stalin Boys as Executive Producers
The documentary short film Stalin Boys explores the complexities that arise when young boys grapple with a dark chapter of history.
Tyler Cameron Makes Pregnancy Announcement on Dancing With the Stars
Tyler Cameron made a surprise pregnancy announcement with fiancée Tate Madden during the show's Dedication Night episode.
Robert Pattinson Cast in Lance Oppenheim's Film Primetime
The film chronicles the making of To Catch a Predator, with Robert Pattinson set to play Chris Hansen.
Japanese Horror Anthology Series Night Tales Club Premieres on Disney+ in January 2027
A new six-part supernatural mystery series brings together some of Japan's most renowned genre filmmakers to adapt stories from acclaimed writer Ichi Sawamura's collection.
Netflix Seeks Improvement in Execution Strategy
The company's co-CEO Ted Sarandos acknowledged that Netflix needs better execution of its strategy, particularly in the US market.
Christina Applegate Wrongly Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis for Five Years
Actress Christina Applegate revealed on her podcast Messy that she was misdiagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) for five years before discovering the truth.
Dan Lin Leaves Netflix After Restructuring Decision
Dan Lin has left his position as Netflix's film chief after the company restructured its screen content business.
Amazon MGM Studios Names New Co-Heads of Film Division
Julie Rapaport and Alana Mayo have been appointed co-heads of film, production and development at Amazon MGM Studios.
Disney Names Carol Choi as President of Asia-Pacific Region
Carol Choi has been appointed president of Disney's Asia-Pacific region, effective December 1.
Christian Amanpour Leaving CNN in June After 43 Years
Christiane Amanpour will gradually reduce her workload over the coming months before officially leaving CNN in June, bringing an end to her 43-year tenure with the network.
Victoria's Secret Selects Reality TV Star Kylie Jenner for Fantasy Bra
Kylie Jenner made her debut at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show wearing a $50m bra.
Walter Isaacson Launches New Podcast on Artificial Intelligence Development
Renowned author Walter Isaacson is shifting his focus to a new project that delves into the world of artificial intelligence (AI) development.
Elite Figure Skaters Face Intense Training Regimen
A new documentary, Up Again, follows Czech figure skater Barbora Vránková as she trains with Europe's top skaters in Italy.
European Film and Television Industry Faces Competition from Major American Studios and Digital Platforms
The European Commission is urging the film and television industry to secure new sources of financing to stay ahead in the face of stiff competition from major American studios and digital platforms.
70th BFI London Film Festival: Filmmakers Share Insights from Event
Isabel Sandoval and her film "Moonglow" were among the featured films at the festival, which showcased movies from Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Nicotine Vaping Alters Selena Gomez's Voice
Selena Gomez has revealed that extensive nicotine vaping has altered her voice in recent years, a change she attributes to her nicotine use.
Nathan Fielder, Elizabeth Holmes, Lance Oppenheim
A documentary about Elizabeth Holmes has sparked widespread discussion after its release.
Jesse Eisenberg's Latest Collaboration with Julianne Moore Receives Warm Reception at BFI London Film Festival
The Debut, a musical-comedy starring Jesse Eisenberg and Julianne Moore, has been making waves on the festival circuit.
Miko Delays Los Angeles Show by Over an Hour
Thousands of enthusiastic fans eagerly awaited Miko at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, where she finally took the stage after a delay.
R.J. Mitte Found Dead at 34
The family of R.J. Mitte is mourning his sudden passing after he was discovered dead in their Texas home on Monday, prompting an outpouring of tributes from those who knew him through his work on Breaking Bad.
Georgina Cates Dies at 51
British actress Georgina Cates has passed away at the age of 51 after her death went unreported for weeks.
Sergei Loznitsa's Imperium Wins Top Honors at BFI London Film Festival
The 70th edition of the BFI London Film Festival has concluded with award announcements and a UK premiere, featuring Jesse Eisenberg's star-studded film The Debut.
Warsaw International Film Festival Awards Top Prizes
The 42nd Warsaw International Film Festival has come to an end with top prizes announced during a ceremony.
Variations on a Theme wins Tiger Award at International Film Festival Rotterdam and screens at BFI London Film Festival
The film tells the story of Ouma Hettie, an octogenarian goat herder in South Africa's Kamiesberge region, who falls victim to a scam promising reparation for her father's unpaid service during World War II.
The Traitors' Soundtrack Crafted with Suspicion and Misdirection in Mind
A closer look at the show's music reveals it can be used as misdirection by producers, rather than solely mirroring its tone.
Miley Cyrus Returns to Stage at Hollywood Bowl After Nearly Decade-Long Hiatus
The singer delivered an emotional and cathartic performance to a packed audience of all ages, marking her first large-scale concert in four years.
Manifest Signs Major International Deal
Turkish girl group Manifest made headlines recently as part of a promotional event for their international ambitions.
Ari Emanuel Discusses Memoir in London Event
Ari Emanuel shared insights into his career as a Hollywood agent during an event in London on Saturday.
American Horror Story: 13 Casts Orlando Jones as Papa Legba
Orlando Jones takes on the role of Papa Legba in American Horror Story: 13, a character he previously played alongside Lance Reddick.
Street Fighter Leads Box Office in Opening Weekend
The video game adaptation "Street Fighter" has grossed $13 million on Friday and is expected to open with around $31 million domestically for the weekend.
Musk documentary account suspended by TikTok
TikTok has permanently suspended the account of a documentary film about Elon Musk, sparking concerns about censorship and suppression of free speech.
The Hollywood Reporter's Animation Power List event features industry heavyweights
A gathering of animation industry heavyweights took place at Spago Beverly Hills as part of The Hollywood Reporter's inaugural Animation Power List event, featuring a keynote conversation with Matt Groening and showrunner Matt Selman.
Joe Keery Makes Broadway Debut in Other Desert Cities
Joe Keery will make his Broadway debut this fall in the production of Other Desert Cities, a play that explores family dynamics and tension.
Adam Bonke and Christian Bonke
Documentary "Perfect Road" follows Maximilian Schnell as he navigates Europe's highest mountain passes on his bicycle.
Miley Cyrus Performs Emotional Tribute to Dolly Parton at Hollywood Bowl
Miley Cyrus paid a heart-wrenching tribute to her godmother Dolly Parton at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday night, performing "Jolene" and sharing a cherished memory of watching Parton take the stage there.
US Actress Selma Blair Involved in Flight Altercation
Selma Blair is at the center of a controversy after an altercation on a flight to New York, with her team denying allegations she assaulted multiple people.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's documentary You Can See Everything profiles Elizabeth Holmes in theaters this weekend
The release coincides with high-profile documentaries Mus k, The Social Reckoning, and Artificial that challenge the tech industry's dominant figures.
Veronica Roth Revisits Divergent Series in New Project
Renowned author Veronica Roth is revisiting her iconic Divergent series in a bold new direction, more than a decade after its original publication.
DC Studios Film Clayface Premieres in Hollywood
A new DC Studios film, Clayface, has been making waves in Hollywood, centering on the story of Tom Hagen, a movie star left severely disfigured after a brutal attack by a Gotham mob boss.
AI Steals Jokes from Comics on Social Media
A social media trend involving AI-generated comedians stealing jokes from real-life performers has sparked debate about ethics.
Grey's Anatomy Continues Production with No Plans for Final Season
The show's 23rd season is ongoing, and there are currently no plans to end it.
Michael Che Downplays Shane Gillis' SNL Controversy
Michael Che downplayed the significance of the controversy surrounding Shane Gillis' recent monologue on Saturday Night Live, stating that comedy is subjective and what one person finds funny, another might not.
Street Fighter Film Set for Release in Over 3,500 Theaters This Friday
The highly anticipated film adaptation of the popular video game is set to open in over 3,500 North American theaters this week.
US Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission Sue REPS & Co Over Concert Ticket Resales
The US Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission have filed a lawsuit against ticket resale firm REPS & Co, accusing them of violating federal laws to resell concert tickets worth over $120 million in profit.
Kelly Clarkson and Art of Play Involved in $15,000 Bird Automaton Controversy
Pablo Torre's investigative work has brought new information to light regarding the online controversy between pop star Kelly Clarkson and the Brooklyn magic shop Art of Play.
Alan Mandell Passes Away at Age 98
Renowned stage actor Alan Mandell has passed away at the age of 98, according to his son and daughter-in-law. He had a long and distinguished career in film, television, and theatre.
Sally Rooney's Novels Withdrawn from Sale in UK Due to Support for Palestine Action Group
The decision was made by publisher Faber due to concerns about potential legal repercussions and compliance with UK legislation.
The Cold Song Premieres as a Rare Revival of Ambitious International Storytelling
Mikael Marcimain's long-awaited return to big swing European TV drama is finally here with 'The Cold Song', a six-part Swedish series that marks a rare revival of ambitious international storytelling.
BBC Director General's AI Comments Spark Debate Over Creative Industry Impact
Russell T Davies has expressed disappointment over comments made by the new director general of the BBC regarding an AI-generated episode of Doctor Who.
Kelly Clarkson Visits Brooklyn Toy Store Art of Play
Security footage from Kelly Clarkson's recent visit to a Brooklyn toy store has sparked renewed interest in her recent controversy surrounding the store.
Girls Set for Limited Revival Run Next Year
A limited run of the award-winning TV series Girls is set to return to screens next year, featuring the original cast and a new storyline.
Tony Gilroy's Latest Film Premieres at BFI London Film Festival
The film follows Alex Serian as he uncovers the truth about a past relationship that has left him with unanswered questions.
Tupac Shakur Murder Convict Sentenced to At Least 40 Years in Prison
A former gang leader has been sentenced to at least 40 years in prison for orchestrating the murder of renowned rapper Tupac Shakur nearly three decades ago.
Penske Media's Golden Globes sue Golden Globe Foundation over brand use
Penske Media's Golden Globes have taken legal action against the Golden Globe Foundation, alleging unauthorized use of their brand.
Linda Duncombe Dies at 55 After Stroke and Lung Cancer Diagnosis
Linda Duncombe has passed away at 55 due to complications from a stroke that occurred shortly after she was diagnosed with stage 2 lung cancer.
RJ Mitte Dies at 34
US actor RJ Mitte has died at the age of 34, best known for his role as Walter White Jr in the hit drama series Breaking Bad.
Halloween decor trends shift towards nostalgic aesthetic
Nordstrom is showcasing vintage-inspired Halloween decor reminiscent of classic films like Practical Magic.
MCU Spinoff VisionQuest Premieres on Disney+
VisionQuest explores its protagonist's identity as he navigates life in Edinburgh and grapples with his past and present selves.