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Google DeepMind and A24 have unveiled an innovative research partnership allowing the studio and its filmmakers to “help shape new technology in service of their vision and expand their storytelling possibilities.” Google made an investment in A24 as part of the collaboration, wrote Eli Collins, VP
EXCLUSIVE: After successfully launching the Duke Ka-Boom character in the Toy Story franchise, Keanu Reeves and Josh Cooley are looking to reteam on another popular toy franchise. Sources tell Deadline that Keanu Reeves is in negotiations to star in a live-action hybrid Lego pic with Cooley directin
EXCLUSIVE: Sundance Institute has announced the creative teams taking part in the 2026 edition of its Documentary Edit Intensive, taking place at Francis Ford Coppola’s All-Movie Hotel in Peachtree City, Georgia from June 21–26. They are Ameha Molla and Daniel Chávez-Ontiveros, with Higher 15, and C
EXCLUSIVE: Paramount Animation has announced an untitled Dan Trachtenberg animated comedy horror based on the graphic novel Freddy the 13th by Yehudi Mercado. The project announcement comes four months after the 10 Cloverfield Lane and Predator: Badlands director Trachtenberg signed a three-year pro
Fallout is reuniting some old friends, as a fan-favorite character has been revealed to be returning for season 3 in new set images.
The “Are We There Yet?” family comedy franchise continues with stars Ice Cube and Nia Long reuniting for a third film, titled “Are They Gone Yet?” The threequel is in early development after being acquired by Skydance Sports. The original film saw Ice Cube star as Nick, a ladies’ man on a mission to
Tamsin Egerton (“Love, Rosie,” “St. Trinian’s”) and Trevor Eve (“A Discovery of Witches) are set to star in “The Golden Valley,” a half-hour comedy drama series. The show, created by Jack Eve, centers on the eccentric and tony Sterling family as they face losing the family farm, in the vein of other
Ice Cube and Nia Long are reportedly reuniting for Are They Gone Yet?, a new comedy project connected to the Are We There Yet? franchise.
Matt Damon’s Get Blue campaign aims to help Water.org bring safe water access to 200 million people by 2030.
The Tick, the cult superhero comedy starring Patrick Warburton, and its reboot are getting a new Netflix streaming expansion this summer.
Madonna revealed to Interview magazine that a falling out with Universal Pictures is the reason her movie biopic never went into production. The studio won a multi-studio auction in 2021 to make a film about Madonna’s life, with the pop icon on board to co-write and direct the movie. Screenwriters s
Pokémon has confirmed that Aardman’s new spin-off series, ‘Pokémon Tales: The Misadventures of Sirfetch’d & Pichu,’ is still coming in 2027.
Amazon is launching dedicated Creator Hub to Fire TV this summer, creating a new section for videos and podcasts from digital creators to expand beyond social media and into connected TV. The feature was announced on Monday morning during Cannes Lions aboard Amazon’s swanky yacht. More than 120 crea
Out of 600 submissions from around the world, 15 finalists have been chosen for honors that recognize the next generation of film, games and immersive storytellers.
Jason Statham’s action thriller Mutiny reveals a new poster ahead of its August 21 theatrical release from Lionsgate.
From Saving Private Ryan to Come and See, these war movies capture the courage, chaos, and cost of conflict.
The first trailer for Taika Waititi’s dystopian sci-fi film “Klara and the Sun,” featuring stars Jenna Ortega, Amy Adams and Natasha Lyonne, has been released. The film is based on the eponymous New York Times bestseller by Kazuo Ishiguro and follows the story of Klara (Ortega), a robot designed to
Harlan Coben’s Netflix thriller I Will Find You, led by Sam Worthington and Britt Lower, tops the global streaming charts despite divisive reviews.
Some $75 million of the tech giant's funding will be used to develop tools for A24’s filmmakers