The latest entertainment news from top Hollywood sources
ATG Entertainment, the British and Broadway theater operator whose venues house such major productions as The Book of Mormon, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and Titanique, is, according to Reuters, “in the early stages of being prepared for a possible sale by its private equity owner.” The news
Michael Jackson’s biopic might have left some critics cold, but it’s a runaway success by every other measure. Antoine Fuqua’s “Michael” just passed $700 million at the global box office, while renewed interest in the late superstar’s catalog has sent classics like “Billie Jean,” “Beat It” and “Don’
Cliff Booth is returning to the big screen. “The Adventures of Cliff Booth,” the unofficial title for the sequel to Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” will debut in Imax this Thanksgiving. Netflix has announced the film will get an exclusive two-week run on Imax screens starting No
Michael Bay is working on a new film about a major military operation. Bay, who previously directed the 2016 military drama “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,” is working with Universal Pictures to direct a film about the two pilots who were rescued from Iran during Operation Epic Fury this
The ‘Paper Tiger’ star still feels burned by a 2015 Esquire magazine story that accused him of looking to "charm the world with his dickishness."
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — The 2026 edition of Rio2C, the largest creativity gathering in Latin America, looks set to consolidate the event as a top international meeting, particularly of talents and execs from Spanish-speaking countries in the region, said Rafael Lazarini, Rio2C’s founder. Organizers
A new three-part Netflix series about the explosive 2005 Michael Jackson trial, “Michael Jackson: The Verdict” is set to premiere on June 3. The docuseries covers the pop icon’s 2003 charges of child molestation, the resulting trial and the media circus that revolved around the courtroom proceedings
Marine Atlan’s “La Gradiva” claimed the top honor at the 65th edition of Critics Week, winning the Ami Paris Grand Prize, while Aina Clotet’s “Alive” won the Louis Roederer Foundation Rising Star Award. The section, which is curated by Ava Cahen and runs parallel to the Official Selection, is dedica
EXCLUSIVE: UTA has signed Megan Gallagher for representation in all areas. Gallagher is an Oslo-based, American-born writer and creator. She most recently created, wrote, and executive produced the Critics’ Choice and Golden Globe-nominated All Her Fault for Peacock, a limited series developed with
Embracer Group just released its financial report for the last fiscal year, and buried in the presentation is the teased return of a gaming classic.
Andor completely changes the meaning behind Yoda’s iconic “Do or do not” quote from The Empire Strikes Back.
EXCLUSIVE: Tomorrow Studios, the indie studio behind Netflix’s One Piece, has set out to adapt for television Skyward, the first book in bestselling author Brandon Sanderson’s Cytoverse franchise. Sanderson will write the pilot script with TV writer-producers Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen (Marv
There are a plethora of outstanding family films that delicately explain the universal, complex concept of grief for younger audiences.
The city's Democratic establishment loathes him. But his insurgent campaign has captured the hearts (and wallets) of a surprising number of Hollywood heavyweights to become a potent mayoral wild card.
There were seven theatrically released Star Wars movies made before Disney bought Lucasfilm, but which of them stands as the best overall?
Ryan Gosling previously engaged on the role but wanted changes to the script. This feature is shooting this summer in L.A. come hell or high water, and there was no time to accommodate the star.
S&P Global Ratings already has placed Paramount Skydance’s credit rating in junk-status territory — indicating that the media conglomerate’s debt securities are considered speculative-grade. But if and when Paramount completes its megadeal for Warner Bros. Discovery, the credit-rating firm will take
EXCLUSIVE: Dateline is finishing the TV season on top. Per Nielsen, Dateline outperformed its competition (namely 20/20 on ABC) to become the top Friday newsmagazine among both adults 25-54 and 18-49 for the 2025-2026 broadcast primetime season. This marks the second consecutive season that the prog
Watch the first teaser trailer for Titus Welliver's gritty Bosch follow-up, the '80s-set crime thriller The Westies.
Apple TV+'s Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed follows Tatiana Maslany as divorced mom Paula Sanders caught in a web of murder, blackmail, and deceit. Creators and stars discuss the high-intensity series.