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Frankie Valli cancels 2026 shows due to health concerns
Nine Frankie Valli concerts, including specific dates in June and July, have been abruptly canceled for 2026.
Bill Maher mocks Trump's Freedom 250 concert, jokes about unemployed
On his 'Real Time' monologue, Bill Maher quipped that the Freedom 250 concert lineup, which notably failed to secure even Milli Vanilli, demonstrated President Trump's concern for the unemployed.
Kristin Villanueva Announces Producing Pivot at Filipino Forces Event
At the Filipino Forces event in Hollywood, actress Kristin Villanueva revealed her ambition to explore producing, signaling a potential new chapter in her career.
Keane T.K. Wong's 'Afterpiece' Opens Shanghai Film Festival
Keane T.K. Wong's 'Afterpiece' has been named the opening film for the 28th Shanghai International Film Festival, slated for 2026.
How Monsterball Sydney Transforms Corporate Family Days into Unforgettable Events (2026 Guide)
Monsterball Sydney transforms corporate family days into unforgettable, high-impact events that foster genuine connection and employee engagement, moving beyond passive gatherings to immersive experiences. They prioritize safety and liability-free events, backed by significant public liability insurance and WorkSafe compliance.
Fremantle and Archery Pictures Develop New Moriarty Drama Series
Sherlock Holmes' arch nemesis, Professor Moriarty, is set to consult for the police, actively dismantling rival criminal networks while secretly maintaining his own criminal empire.
House of the Dragon Season 3 Opens Taormina Film Festival
The first episode of HBO’s “House of the Dragon” Season 3 will not just debut in London, but will also open the prestigious Taormina Film Festival in Sicily, according to Variety .
Variety hires Corbin Bolies to cover AI's impact on entertainment
Variety has committed an estimated $115,000-$130,000 annual salary to hire Corbin Bolies as its dedicated AI reporter.
CoPro 28 Market Spotlights 40+ Israeli Documentaries in Tel Aviv
More than 70 international representatives—broadcasters, producers, and distributors among them—will converge on Tel Aviv from June 8 to 12 for CoPro 28, Israel's leading documentary market, according
Alia's Vinyl Frontier: 5 Reasons Vinyl Collectors Should Take a Look
The resurgence of vinyl records is driven by a renewed fascination with analog audio and the tangible connection it offers to music and artists. For discerning enthusiasts, the source of these records is as important as …
Olivia Rodrigo's 'You Seem Pretty Sad' album details revealed
Olivia Rodrigo's upcoming album, 'You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love,' will feature 13 tracks, including the Eighties-inspired lead single 'Drop Dead,' hinting at a complex emotional landscape
Star Citizen funding over $1B, Squadron 42 due this year
Star Citizen has officially surpassed $1 billion in lifetime funding, an unprecedented sum for a game still in its extended alpha development phase.
Brendan Wayne does much of Din Djarin's walking in The Mandalorian
During 'The Mandalorian' Season 2 production, Brendan Wayne, the actor physically embodying Din Djarin, tore his intestine.
30 Rock actor Grizz Chapman dies at 52 in his sleep
Actor Grizz Chapman, best known for playing a character of the same name on '30 Rock,' died in his sleep at age 52, a loss confirmed by his agent and close colleagues, according to KUSA and Syracuse .
How Lost in the Reflecting Pool Blends Memoir and Psychology
In the crowded genre of memoirs detailing personal hardship, a few works stand out by offering more than just a story. Dr. Diane Pomerantz achieves this with her book, Lost in the Reflecting Pool: Surviving Narcissistic …
Mubi fully finances Nicolas Winding Refn's 'Maniac Cop' remake
In a bold move, Mubi, a streaming service known for arthouse cinema, is fully financing Nicolas Winding Refn's 'Maniac Cop' remake.
Blake Lively Attends Fendi Party in New York City
Blake Lively, fresh off a quiet settlement for her film 'It Ends with Us,' stepped onto the Fendi runway in New York City on October 26, signaling a deliberate pivot back into the public eye.
The Dreamed Adventure movie review: gangster epic unfolds
In Valeska Grisebach's 'The Dreamed Adventure,' an archaeological dig in rural Bulgaria unexpectedly unravels into a sprawling crime epic involving stolen diesel and human trafficking.
Xavier Becerra calls for Hollywood jobs summit to aid workers
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has called for an unprecedented 'Hollywood jobs summit,' signaling a new era of state intervention into the industry's deepening crisis.
Sunflower Fox and the Chicken Leg: Minneapolis's Unpasteurized 1970s Rock Revival
Sunflower Fox and the Chicken Leg, a Minneapolis-based band, is bringing a refreshing revival of raw 1970s rock and roll energy to modern music. They focus on "unpasteurized rock and roll," offering a modern interpretation of vintage sound with authenticity and live musicianship.
Los Javis Cast Penélope Cruz and Glenn Close in La Bola Negra
Hollywood legends Penélope Cruz and Glenn Close will star in 'La Bola Negra,' a Spanish film by Los Javis, set to premiere in competition at the Cannes Film Festival in 2026.
View TV Studios Acquires U.S. Rights to 'Gray'
Patricia Clarkson returns to the screen as a CIA spy emerging from 20 years in hiding in 'Gray,' a new eight-part thriller acquired by View TV Studios for its streaming platform.
I'll Be Gone in June: Plot and American Identity
In Katharina Rivilis' debut film, 'I'll Be Gone in June,' a German exchange student's intimate camcorder recordings clash with crisp digital landscapes, capturing a nation on the cusp of 9/11.
Nepalese transgender elephant drama 'Elephants in the Fog' premieres at Cannes
For the first time in history, a Nepalese feature film, Abinash Bikram Shah's 'Elephants in the Fog', has entered the prestigious Cannes Film Festival's Un Certain Regard section.