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In his encyclical “Magnifica Humanitas” (Magnificent Humanity) released today, Pope Leo XIV warns that artificial intelligence “threatens to normalize an anti-human vision” and strongly cautions against the concentration of the new technology in the hands of the few. In the first sentence of the enc
The actor-producer and historian Jon Meacham discuss their new History Channel docuseries on 'the largest event in human history'
Disney’s “The Mandalorian and Grogu” ignited to $100 million at the domestic box office over the Memorial Day holiday weekend. That’s ever-so-slightly behind Sunday’s estimates of $102 million for the four-day frame, which includes $81 million over the traditional weekend. The “Star Wars” spinoff, a
For four decades, Ira Sachs has chronicled queer life in New York, shining a light on the artists and iconoclasts whose work gives the city such a vibrant, transgressive edge. “The Man I Love,” which Sachs describes as one of his most personal films, adds to the canon. Set in the 1980s at the height
In the run-up to Brazilian mega creativity forum Rio2C, Netflix Brazil has unveiled five new titles which show it still exploring new genres and launching new industry partnerships. At stake for Netflix is its continuing SVOD dominion over one of its biggest subscriber markets in the world. Its line
As the shock of Canadian actor Stewart McLean’s homicide last week transitions to numbed grief, friends and family of the Virgin River and Murder In A Small Town performer are struggling to make sense of the tragedy. In recent social media posts since Saturday’s announcement by Canadian law enforcem
Director Katharina Rivilis draws on personal experience for her Cannes-bowing drama about a European navigating post-9/11 America.
Leading Middle East streamer MBC Shahid has picked up Lebanese comedian John Achkar’s stand-up comedy special “Tryin’” (“Aam Jarrib”) filmed at Paris’ legendary L’Olympia concert hall in what is being touted as a milestone for Arabic stand-up comedy. Achkar’s performance of “Tryin’,” filmed in Paris
Skywild Pictures has also picked up rights to two other novels, ‘Our Little Secret’ and ‘The Affinities,’ for similar page-to-TV treatments.
Art-world thriller “Triptych,” from Studio TF1’s Kubik Films; RTP-backed Afro-Portuguese music drama “Dark Hope” and “Naked,” a new drama from “Sirāt” producer Corte y Confección de Películas figure among the standout entries at this year’s Conecta Magaluf-Mallorca. Running May 25-28 on Magaluf beac
James Gray has revealed that the released version of his 2019 Brad Pitt-starring “Ad Astra” was not his cut — and was actually made longer than he wanted by the studio, 20th Century Fox. Speaking in Cannes to Brut to promote his latest film at the festival, “Paper Tiger,” the director didn’t hold ba
Here is Deadline’s annual list of premiere dates for new and returning TV series. Updated daily, the roster covers hundreds of broadcast, cable and streaming programs debuting throughout 2026, many still listed as TBA (to be announced). It includes series premieres, season debuts, shows returning fr
EXCLUSIVE: Ghosts' Asher Grodman discusses the series-long question about Trevor's character that he hopes the show will seek to answer in season 6.
The Mandalorian and Grogu proves once again that The Clone Wars created some of Star Wars coolest characters with Embo and Rotta’s live-action debuts.
From Unforgiven to Tombstone, these Westerns prove the genre can thrill absolutely anyone from start to finish.
Timeless and endlessly rewatchable gangster movies like Goodfellas and The Godfather expertly explore power, paranoia, and tragedy.
The best Netflix original shows are worth binge-watching at least once, from Dark to Black Mirror to Stranger Things.
Film noir movies are almost always at least a little heavy, though classics like Chinatown, Double Indemnity, and Scarlet Street go the extra mile.
GTA V is still the premier game in the series for another six months or so, and there's some freebies you can pick up if you're still playing.
Twelve Monkeys, Terry Gilliam’s mind-bending sci-fi classic starring Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt, is leaving Prime Video soon. Read on for more.