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- “Gears of War: E-Day” Sets Date, Xbox Exclusivity
Microsoft held its Xbox Showcase today as part of Summer GamesFest and confirmed that the company is going in an expected direction, starting with “Gears of War: E-Day”. Namely, they’re going back to having some console exclusives again – meaning a select few titles won’t be showing... - Superman & Bar Brawls In “Supergirl” Clips
Warner Bros. Pictures has premiered two clips from their new “Supergirl” movie three weeks ahead of the title’s release. One clip sees Kara’s arrival on Earth with David Corenswet’s Superman introducing himself and helping her out of her pod. The second involves a bar room brawl. Australian... - Morgan Wallen Responds To “Nonsense” Rumors About Why He Canceled Pittsburgh Show
After his recent destructive onstage moment went viral, Morgan Wallen is clearing the air about Saturday’s canceled Pittsburgh show. The 2x Grammy nominee called out “nonsense” rumors about why he pulled out of the stop on his Still the Problem Tour, following a video from last week’s Denver show, in... - Jafar Panahi’s One-Year Prison Sentence Upheld By Iranian Judge
Following a retrial for his “propaganda activity against the regime,” Tehran Revolutionary Court has upheld Jafar Panahi’s one-year prison sentence. On Sunday, the It Was Just An Accident writer/director’s attorney Mostafa Nili announced that Judge Iman Afshari rejected their objections and fully upheld the in-absentia verdict, on the grounds of... - Obsessed Around The Globe: Curry Barker’s ‘Obsession’ Is Focus Features’ Highest Grossing Movie Ever With $224M+ WW
Focus Features’ Obsession is officially their highest grossing movie ever with the Curry Barker directed horror romance crossing $224.7M worldwide. The pic already became Focus’ highest grossing movie at the domestic box office back on May 31. Obsession beats Focus’ previous biggest global earner, 2019’s Downton Abbey ($194.6M worldwide) as... - Hot Rumor: Jason Bateman Developing Netflix Series Based on Satirical Corporate Thriller 'Very Bad Company'
Based on the novel by Emma Rosenblum, the project is described as a cross between 'Succession' and 'The White Lotus.' - 'The Fox' Lives! Hollywood Is Going Nuts for... 'Zorro'???
It sounds like Robert Rodriguez's female Zorro series is no longer a series... - Tribeca Slams Palestinian “Dog Rape” Joke Made By ‘The Wedding Entertainer’ Star: “Offensive And Unacceptable”
Tribeca Film Festival has responded after an offensive Palestine joke made by The Wedding Entertainer star Elon Gold at the movie’s Thursday premiere. In a statement, a festival spokesperson condemned the “offensive and unacceptable” joke Gold made to a red carpet influencer about being “raped by two Israeli dogs” while... - ‘Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Passes $1B WW, The First Pic To Do So In 2026
Illumination, Nintendo and Universal’s Super Mario Galaxy Movie is the first movie to cross $1 billion at the 2026 box office, the pic doing so in its tenth weekend of release. With the latest hit, The Super Mario franchise now crosses $2B, becoming the No. 9 biggest animated franchise worldwide... - Donald Trump Loses It On ‘Meet The Press’ Moderator Kristen Welker, Cuts Interview Off As She Fact Checks Rigged Election Claims
Donald Trump cut an interview off with Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker, amid a verbal back-and-forth as she challenged him for evidence of claims that the 2020 election was rigged and that there are vote-counting shenanigans now occurring in California. “You’re a one-sided crooked network,” Trump said in the... - ‘Scary Movie’ Roars Around The Globe With Franchise Best $105M WW Opening; ‘Masters Of The Universe’ No Muscle With $54M WW – Global Box Office
Paramount and Miramax brought big screens comedies back this weekend as Scary Movie hit a franchise best opening at $105.5M around the globe. Divided up that was a $55M domestic best star for the Wayans brothers starring and written film and another $50.5M overseas bow. Note, the global start here... - Scott Pelley, In First Interview Since ’60 Minutes’ Firing, Accuses CBS News Brass Of “Subtle Political Bias,” Says They “Don’t Know What They’re Doing”
In his first interview since his firing from 60 Minutes, Scott Pelley said that CBS News editor in chief Bari Weiss and the network’s leadership are engaged in “subtle political bias” to influence the show, while he said that the brass “don’t know what they’re doing.” In an interview with... - “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” Trailer, Tombstone Talk
Marvel Studios’ “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” issued its first trailer back in mid-March and so far, there’s been nothing further since beyond a featurette with no new finished footage. Now, with the movie out in just under eight weeks, calls for something further are beginning to stir.... - Fans Rallying To Save Scrapped “Stargate”
On Tuesday came word that a planned “Stargate” revival series, originally ordered at Amazon MGM Studios last November, had been scrapped. Martin Gero had been appointed showrunner of the new series, but story specifics were never released. Trade papers indicated executives at Amazon were worried the new... - “Halloween: The Game” Single Player Trailer
A while back came word of Illfonic, Gun Interactive, Compass International Pictures and Further Front’s new video game based on the “Halloween” film franchise. The title, made in Unreal Engine 5, is a big ol’ tribute to John Carpenter’s 1978 original film, and the action takes place... - “Obsession” Crew Member Ignites Pay Discussion
Sally Choi, the art director of the recent Focus Features horror indie breakout hit “Obsession,” did a post on Instagram on Thursday that has ignited something of a firestorm. The Curry Barker-directed film was famously made for around $750,000, a tiny amount, but has become a surprise... - Marlon Wayans Reveals Melissa Joan Hart Was Supposed To Play Anna Faris’ Role In ‘Scary Movie’
Anna Faris’ iconic role as Cindy in the horror parody feature film series Scary Movie almost went to another actress, revealed writer, producer and star Marlon Wayans. In a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, Faris asked Marlon Wayans and Shawn Wayans if there was “ever a celebrity that desperately wanted... - ‘SNL’s James Austin Johnson On “Sustainable” Donald Trump Impression As ‘Playing POTUS’ Doc Premieres At Tribeca
Saturday Night Live’s James Austin Johnson gave the Tribeca Festival a taste, and analysis, of his celebrated stream-of consciousness Donald Trump impression. He often wings it. “It wouldn’t feel like Trump if there wasn’t this queasy feeling in the audience of ‘what is he going to say?’ and so I... - New “Blair Witch,” “Paranormal Activity 8” In 2027
Both a reboot of the 1999 horror classic “The Blair Witch Project” and the eighth installment in the “Paranormal Activity” franchise are targeting a 2027 release. The update comes from Blumhouse Productions chief Jason Blum during an appearance on IndieWire’s Screen Talk. Asked about his next films... - Ro Laren Returns In “Star Trek” Horror Game Trailer
Paramount Game Studio and the “Silent Hill 2” remake developer Bloober Team have revealed a first look at a surprise new title – the horror game “Star Trek: Shadow Frontier”. The game centers on Ro Laren, the Bajoran former Starfleet officer who was a recurring character in... - “Man of Tomorrow” Lex & Superman Fight Video
More videos have emerged from the Atlanta set of James Gunn’s “Superman” follow-up “Man of Tomorrow” where shooting has continued for the past couple of nights. The scene reportedly sees Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult), in his Warsuit, attacked by a crowd of Metropolis citizens shortly before Superman... - “Heat 2” Cast Remains Very Much In Flux
Recent casting reports about filmmaker Michael Mann’s highly anticipated sequel to 1995’s “Heat” may not be as set in stone as you think. The film, which is slated to shoot from September 2026 through until March 2027 in both Los Angeles and Paraguay, has been the subject... - Benito Skinner Teases ‘Overcompensating’ Season 2 Has “A Maturity To It” & “Feels More Queer” As Benny Ventures Out Of The Closet
Benito Skinner is previewing the forthcoming second season of Prime Video’s Overcompensating. The semi-autobiographical dramedy — centering on his titular character, a closeted jock who becomes fast friends with outsider Carmen (Wally Baram) during their freshman year of college — “feels more queer” in Season 2, the writer-star teased, as Benny... - Charlie Puth Axes Florida Show Due To Illness: “I Am So Devastated To Do This”
Four-time Grammy-nominated musician Charlie Puth took to social media to announce the cancellation of his Saturday night show in Orlando, Fla. The latest stop on his Whatever’s Clever! World Tour, scheduled at the Addition Financial Arena, is being axed due to illness, he wrote on his Instagram Story earlier today.... - Lara Croft’s New Voice Actor Discusses Reimagined ‘Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis’, Hot Character Design & Performance Capture: “We Are Very Much Back And Bigger, Bolder Than Ever” – Summer Game Fest 2026
A new adventure awaits everyone’s favorite female explorer. First announced at The Game Awards 2025, Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis reimagines Lara Croft’s genre-defining 1996 debut for a new generation. The upcoming title follows the legendary adventurer as she battles dinosaurs, panthers and human enemies; navigates treacherous environments and races... - Netflix Film Chief Dan Lin Says Streamer Has “Accepted” It Won’t Work With Directors Who Want Theatrical Releases
As Netflix Films chairman, Dan Lin said he wants the streamer to prioritize more mid-budget fare but avoid working with directors who hold steadfast to a theatrical opening. “There is a group of filmmakers who still want theatrical. Those are filmmakers that we’ve accepted we just won’t work with,” he... - Scott Pelley Gets Personal & Kinda Poetic; Thanks Fans After ’60 Minutes’ Firing: “So Deeply Grateful”
Fired 60 Minutes veteran Scott Pelley hasn’t quoted poet John Masefield in any of his scathing statements since embattled CBS News chief Bari Weiss and new newsmagazine EP Nick Bilton canned him for rejecting their regime earlier this week. However, the ex-Evening News anchor sure captured the spirit of the... - Paramount May Drop Some Kids TV For EU
Paramount Skydance Corp may be preparing to sell off some of its children’s TV networks in order to secure European Union approval of their $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition. According to Bloomberg (via Yahoo), Paramount hopes to avoid any asset sales but is open to sacrificing... - Margaret Cho, Lilly Wachowski Board Trans Comic Nina Nguyen’s Debut Special ‘Dreams’ As EPs, Presented By Cho
EXCLUSIVE: Executive producers Margaret Cho and Lilly Wachowski have wrapped production on transgender comedian Nina Nguyen’s debut stand-up special. Directed by Nicole Blaine, Margaret Cho Presents Nina Nguyen: Dreams serves as part one-woman show, part stand-up special, aimed at advocating for trans youth, following Nguyen as she travels back in... - Patrick Godfrey Dies: ‘Ever After’ & ‘Les Misérables’ Actor Was 93
Patrick Godfrey, the actor known for roles in Ever After (1998) and Les Misérables (2012), has died. He was 93. The actor’s London-based agency Markham, Froggatt & Irwin announced that Godfrey “died peacefully at home surrounded by his family” on Thursday. “It is with great sadness that we can confirm... - Meet Miyako’s Toph Beifong – Aang’s Earthbending Teacher In Season 2 Of Netflix’s Live-Action ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Rocks New Featurette
Aang (Gordon Cormier) and his friends better watch out, because Toph (Miyako) is about to rock their world in Season 2. In a new behind-the-scenes featurette released by Netflix today, viewers can get a glimpse of the journey it took to create the live-action version of Toph Beifong, Aang’s crucial... - “Spider-Noir” Co-Creator Talks Series Changes
David Hine, the co-creator of the original Spider-Noir character from the comics, has decidedly mixed feelings about the recently released Prime Video series based on the comic. Speaking with Radio Times, Hine says he’s impressed by the “cohesive world” they built and the series is “actually more... - Paramount+ Lands Mangold’s “Cop Land” Series
Paramount+ has reportedly landed “Logan” and “Ford v Ferrari” filmmaker James Mangold‘s TV series remake of his own 1997 Miramax film “Cop Land”. The project is currently in the development stage over at Paramount Television Studios and Miramax Television, making the Paramount streaming service a natural fit... - ‘Ghostbusters’ Animated Netflix Series Reveals Title, Logo Art
Who you gonna call? Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation have revealed the official title and logo for their upcoming Ghostbusters series. Celebrating Ghostbusters Day on Saturday, marking the anniversary of the original 1984 film’s release, showrunners Ben Hibon and Elliott Kalan were joined by Ghost Corps executive producers Jason Reitman... - Sean Penn “Got To Enjoy” Watching The Oscars While Skipping Ceremony: “Better For My Mental Health”
After skipping out on this year’s 98th Academy Awards, Sean Penn enjoyed watching the awards show on television for once. The 3x Oscar winner, who most recently won Best Supporting Actor for One Battle After Another, explained that the awards ceremony has “always represented social discomfort to me,” which is... - ‘Backrooms’ Becoming A24’s Highest Grossing Movie Ever Worldwide, Besting Timothée Chalamet’s $191M+ ‘Marty Supreme’ – Box Office
EXCLUSIVE: In less than a year’s time, A24 has beat its own records twice: Kane Parsons’ viral-born Backrooms will become the New York studio’s highest grossing movie ever this weekend, if not by Monday, overtaking the $191.2M global haul previously racked up by the Timothée Chalamet starring Marty Supreme. And... - Bruce Campbell Explains ‘Evil Dead’ Has “Moved Away” From Ash: “Not Part Of Any Big Overriding Story Or Scheme”
After 45 years, Bruce Campbell is officially hanging up his chainsaw hand, recently confirming that he’s moved on from the Evil Dead franchise. Noting that he was offered a cameo in Lee Cronin’s Evil Dead Rise (2023), the actor who first played Ash in the original 1981 Sam Raimi movie,... - “Hitman: Classic Trilogy Remastered” Announced
Announced as part of the IO Interactive Showcase, Saber Interactive has announced “Hitman: Classic Trilogy Remastered” for PC, PS5, and Xbox in 2027. Saber was behind the “Tomb Raider I-III,” “Tomb Raider IV-VI,” and “Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1 & 2” remasters and are bringing that... - Madonna Hopes ‘Confessions II’ Visualizer Makes Fans “Put Your F*cking Phones Down And Connect”
More than 20 years after releasing Confessions on a Dance Floor, Madonna is taking over New York City to celebrate the sequel. During Friday’s Tribeca Film Festival premiere of the visualizer for her Confessions II album, debuting July 3, the 7x Grammy winner explained that the short is “really about... - Madonna Greets Adoring Tribeca Festival Crowd With Tales Of Clubbing, Cinephilia & Emotional NYC Return
Deadline and other entertainment outlets routinely publish minute-by-minute accounts of film festival standing ovations. On Friday at the Tribeca Festival, Madonna’s appearance at a world premiere drew frenzied ovations that could never be timed on a stopwatch – before, during and after the 90-minute event at the Beacon Theatre. The... - ‘The Yogurt Shop Murders’ Director Talks Racing To Get Cameras Rolling Again After Austin Detectives Finally Solved 34-Year-Old Cold Case
When Margaret Brown set out to direct a four-part docuseries about a horrific and then-unsolved quadruple homicide in Austin, Texas, she never expected that — just a few weeks after the final episode aired on HBO — detectives would crack the case. The Yogurt Shop Murders, which premiered last summer,... - Red Sea Film Foundation MD Shivani Pandya Malhotra Departs As Questions Swirl Around Future Direction Of Its Festival
The Red Sea Film Foundation Managing Director Shivani Pandya Malhotra has stepped down after seven years in the role. The Saudi foundation, which runs the Red Sea International Film Festival, announced her departure in a short release on Saturday, saying it had been effective as of June 1. “After seven... - Uncharted’s Hennig Moves To Paramount Games
Amy Hennig, the celebrated game director of the first three “Uncharted” games and the “Legacy of Kain” franchise, has scored a key new gig. Hennig will reportedly serve as the Creative Director of Paramount Games Studio, the newly announced studio combining Paramount Interactive and New Media together.... - “Alien: Earth,” “Isle of Man,” “Quiet Place 3” Filming
It’s a very busy time in terms of film shoots right now with James Gunn’s “Man of Tomorrow” shooting in Atlanta, Matt Reeves’ “The Batman Part 2” filming in the UK, and “Daredevil: Born Again” Season 3 shooting in New York. They’re far from the only big... - “Backrooms” Director Wants To Make “Portal”
20-year-old “Backrooms” director Kane Parsons has expressed a strong desire to direct a film based on the “Portal” gaming franchise. In a recent interview with The New York Times, Parsons calls a “Portal” adaptation a “dream project” and indicated he grew up with Valve titles like “Half-Life”... - “The Acolyte” Showrunner Still Wants A Season 2
Nearly two years after the show’s cancellation, talk about the contentious “Star Wars” series “The Acolyte” has died down. The “Star Wars” franchise is in an even more precarious position than it was back then, with “The Mandalorian and Grogu” being seen as a misfire, and the... - ‘Next Life’ Review: Emilia Clarke Lives Alternate Life-Changing Choices In Drake Doremus’ Rich And Jazzy Rom-Dram – Tribeca Festival
Like it did for many people, the pandemic changed things for writer/director Drake Doremus, whose last film, 2019’s Endings, Beginnings, now seems like a prophetic title for the filmmaker, a true romantic, who has since ended one relationship and then met a woman to begin another as his wife. That... - “The Odyssey” Does Huge Ticket Presales
While the studio hasn’t announced specific numbers yet, the world’s biggest exhibitor AMC Theaters has revealed that pre-sales for Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” have been huge. Taking to social media, AMC CEO Adam Aron has responded to the admittedly rather chaotic rollout of the film’s premium ticket... - “Scary Movie” Beats He-Man At Box-Office
The numbers are now coming in and, as expected, the return of the “Scary Movie” franchise has beaten the return of He-Man at the box-office. Paramount-Miramax’s new “Scary Movie” is on track to take in $52.7 million at the box-office this weekend, following a first Friday and... - Netflix Stands Firm Against Theatrical Exclusives
With Warner Bros. Discovery no longer being acquired, Netflix seems to have cooled on plans for more theatrical release features. Yes, Greta Gerwig’s upcoming “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew” is still getting an exclusive 54-day theatrical window before hitting streaming, but Netflix’s Film Division chief Dan Lin says... - Steven Spielberg Praises ‘Obsession’, ‘Backrooms’ Box Office Success: “I Just Applaud Them”
Hollywood’s new cohort of horror filmmakers have earned the praise of Steven Spielberg after a successful few weekends at the box office. At a recent screening of his new movie Disclosure Day, premiering June 12 in theaters, the 3x Oscar winner expressed his amazement at seeing Obsession and Backrooms do... - Summer GamesFest 2026 Major Trailers & News
The 2026 edition of Summer GamesFest has just taken place with some absolutely massive game reveals and trailers. The biggest reveals are “Resident Evil: Veronica” which is a remake of the iconic “Resident Evil: Code Veronica,” and the third and final entry in the FF7 remake trilogy... - Murder Charges In James Handy’s Death Paused As Stabbing Suspect Faces Mental Competency Exam
The man suspected of stabbing Top Gun: Maverick actor James Handy to death earlier this week will have to face a mental competency hearing before murder charges can be pursued. The capacities of Michael Ray Gledhill will be examined in a Hollywood court on June 22, a state judge decided today... - ‘The Leader’ Review: Tim Blake Nelson And Vera Farmiga Superb In Powerful Depiction Of Real-Life ‘Heaven’s Gate’ Suicide Cult – Tribeca Festival
Writer-director Michael Gallagher, another filmmaker who got his start on YouTube with millions of followers for shows like TotallySketch, has always been a bit obsessed with the infamous Heaven’s Gate 1997 mass suicide in Rancho Santa Fe, CA, right outside where he grew up in San Diego. His interest in... - ‘Among Us’ Animated Series Based On Game Drops All Episodes On Paramount+
Paramount+ today announced the surprise premiere of its new original animated series Among Us based on the globally popular social deception game. Series stars Yvette Nicole Brown and Liv Hewson announced all ten episodes are now available, exclusively on Paramount+, at Summer Game Fest Friday in Los Angeles. Created by... - ‘The Odyssey’ First-Day PLF Advance Ticket Sales Are Best At AMC For Any Studio Title Since 2022
EXCLUSIVE: Sources tell us that the first day advance PLF ticket sales for Universal’s upcoming Christopher Nolan epic, The Odyssey, were the highest ever for AMC yesterday in the last four years when it came to a major studio movie. The Odyssey‘s standard showtimes will go on sale later this... - ‘Love Island USA’ Makes Waves Yet Again On Peacock As Season 8 Sets New 3-Day Streaming Record
Love Island USA Season 8 is off to a fiery start on Peacock. Since launching on June 2, the first few episodes have already tallied 824M minutes viewed, up 74% from Season 7. That makes it Peacock’s most-streamed original season ever through the first three days, per internal data from... - Paramount Reboots Video Game Strategy, Forming New Studio
Paramount is reconstituting its video game operation, launching a new game studio and setting a leadership team for the division. Like its media peers, the company has deployed various strategies over the years in the sector, which has historically not been a straightforward process for Hollywood despite all of its... - Fire Behind The Film: Can John Carney’s ‘Power Ballad’ Connect With Moviegoers Despite No YouTube Phenoms Or Jump Scares?
EXCLUSIVE: When Power Ballad opened the Sands Film Festival in St. Andrews, Scotland, recently, the audience reaction was rapturous. Same with showings at SXSW, Dublin and in a limited release last week. Sending festival audiences into a lather has been a regular occurrence for writer-director John Carney since he premiered... - Reed Hastings Officially Exits Netflix As Shareholder Vote Confirms New Board Chairman
UPDATED with shareholder vote results. Reed Hastings is officially no longer affiliated with Netflix, the streaming giant he co-founded 29 years ago. In an SEC filing Friday, the company confirmed Hastings’ exit indirectly, noting the results of Thursday’s annual shareholder meeting. Venture capitalist Jay Hoag, a longtime Netflix investor and... - ‘Carolina Caroline’ & ‘The Last Whale Singer’ New In Moderate Release, ‘Power Ballad’ Expands — Specialty Preview
TIFF-premiering romantic crime thriller Carolina Caroline and animated adventure The Last Whale Singer open in moderate release. The Little Sister from Cannes, documentary Jack Johnson: SURFILMUSIC, She’s The He and anime Jinsei are new limited debuts. John Carney’s Power Ballad with Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas expands to 1,275 screens... - Caeli Santaolalla Voted Out Of ‘La Casa De Los Famosos’ As More Evictions Planned Leading Up To The Season 6 Finale
Caeli Santaolalla became the latest La Casa de los Famosos housemate to be voted out by viewers as the Season 6 finale nears. “Every time I went into the elimination room, I was never confident. I knew that there was always a risk of being eliminated,” she told us following... - Anna Faris Recalls Neve Campbell, Jennifer Love Hewitt Were “So Lovely” After ‘Scary Movie’ Spoofed Them
More than 25 years later, Anna Faris is looking back at the reaction to her debut as Cindy Campbell in Scary Movie (2000). The actress, whose Scary Movie 6 return is now in theaters, recently recalled meeting Neve Campbell and Jennifer Love Hewitt after spoofing their roles in the Scream... - Paramount+ Lands ‘Cop Land’ Series Adaptation From James Mangold, Robert Levine, Par TV Studios & Miramax
EXCLUSIVE: Paramount+’s “Land” slate is growing. In a competitive situation, the streamer has nabbed for development Cop Land, James Mangold’s series take on his 1997 Miramax movie. The project, from Paramount Television Studios and Miramax Television, is looking to join Paramount+’s current hits MobLand and Landman. (Coincidentally, Paramount+ is also... - ‘The Boys’ Creator Eric Kripke Praises Cast Of “Stone-Cold Badasses” As They Unpack “Traumatic And Tearful” End Of Series
SPOILER ALERT: This post contains details about The Boys series finale “Blood and Bone.” After five seasons and many bloody battles, good finally prevailed over evil in The Boys series finale. The Prime Video series cast and creator Eric Kripke recently stopped by the Deadline Studio at Prime Experience, where... - ‘You, Me & Tuscany’s Stella Pecollo Signs With Prototype Talent Agency
EXCLUSIVE: Stella Pecollo, best known for her work in Universal’s You, Me, & Tuscany, has signed with Prototype Talent Agency for representation. Pecollo portrays the hilarious and fiercely passionate Francesca, sister to Michael (Rege-Jean Page) and Matteo (Lorenzo de Moor), and confidant to Anna (Halle Bailey) in the film, directed by... - The Frontier Lives On: Why MoMA Is Revisiting Hollywood’s Greatest Westerns
At a time when superheroes, franchises, and streaming dramas dominate popular entertainment, the Western can seem like a relic of another era. Yet Universal’s retrospective at the MoMA demonstrates why these films remain essential to understanding both Hollywood history and American mythology. The screenings are not simply a celebration of... - Taylor Swift’s ‘Toy Story 5’ Song Gets Music Video With Footage Of Joan Cusack’s Jessie
Taylor Swift’s original song for the upcoming Toy Story 5, “I Knew It, I Knew You” now has a music video companion available to view on Spotify and Apple Music. The song aligns closely with the story of Jessie (voiced by Joan Cusack), who first entered the playground in Toy... - Disney Sells Out Of NBA Finals Ad Inventory Through Game 4 As New York Knicks Make History
Disney Advertising has sold out of inventory on the NBA Finals through the first four games, with a number of brands motivated by the unusual elements in this year’s title matchup. The New York Knicks, who haven’t been to the Finals since 1999 and haven’t won a championship since 1973,... - Debra Messing Signs With Paradigm
EXCLUSIVE: Debra Messing has signed with Paradigm for representation. Messing is best known for her Emmy award-winning performance as Grace Adler in NBC’s hit comedy Will & Grace. The David Kohan and Max Mutchnick-created series, which ran for 11 seasons, focused on the friendship between Grace, a straight interior designer, and... - We Are The World: ‘Michael’ Dancing Past ‘Hunger Games’ & ‘Twilight’ Sequels To Become Lionsgate’s Biggest Global Pic Ever
You know it’s a great summer when myriad studios are hitting all-time company records at the global box office. Lionsgate, which fired up the heat wave this season with the Antoine Fuqua directed Michael with a $97.2M domestic, $217.4M worldwide start, will see the Michael Jackson biopic become their highest... - Marc Maron & Rob Burnett Talk Existential Tribeca Dramedy ‘In Memoriam,’ Maron’s Process In Navigating Loss Of Partner Lynn Shelton & “Void” Left Following End Of ‘WTF’ Pod
In Memoriam, a new existential dramedy that premieres at the Tribeca Festival on Sunday, proves an ideal vehicle for Marc Maron to flex his acting chops. Mining the insecurities, anxieties and contradictions that have long animated his comedy, Maron here plays Langston, a veteran television actor who, after receiving a... - Ed Simpson Launching Creator Venture After Exiting Wheelhouse
EXCLUSIVE: Ed Simpson, chief strategy officer of Calabasas Confidential producer Wheelhouse, is launching his own investment venture in the creator economy world. Simpson, a longtime consigliere to Wheelhouse founder Brent Montgomery, left the company after working with the Pawn Stars producer for 15 years. Deadline understands Simpson is in talks... - ‘Love Island UK’ Bombshell George Knight Breaks Silence After Abrupt Villa Exit: “Family Comes First, Always”
George Knight, a contestant on Love Island UK Season 13, is opening up about his abrupt exit from the dating series. The Islander came in as a bombshell on Day 1 but left the Mallorca-set villa after only a few days on the show. “Family comes first, always,” Knight wrote... - “Among Us” TV Series Gets Surprise Release
In a surprise move, Paramount has released the entire ten-episode season of its animated series adaptation of Innersloth’s popular mobile video game “Among Us” on its Paramount+ service. In the series, the eccentric, monochromatic crewmates of a ship transporting junk across the galaxy must root out an... - Henry Cavill Joins Kevin Hart Spy Comedy
Henry Cavill is set to team with Kevin Hart for the new McG-directed Netflix action comedy announced a month ago. The story follows two rival spies who cross paths in a Lamaze class as their wives become fast friends. With their double lives colliding in unexpectedly hilarious... - D.C.’s AI Honors Reflect Innovation Breakthroughs — But Also Public Anxiety And Concern
When the Trump administration’s Mehmet Oz spoke to this year’s AI Honors Gala, he referenced what numerous polls have shown: the AI revolution is being met with public skepticism and fear. “When was the last time you saw a fictional movie where AI was the hero?” Oz, the former TV... - ‘Stick’ Creator Jason Keller Talks Crafting Heart, Casting Peter Dager And Exploring Pryce’s Past In Season 2
For a show centered on golf, Apple TV’s Stick is far more interested in people than scorecards. Created by Jason Keller, the Owen Wilson-led dramedy follows retired former golf pro Pryce Cahill as he takes interest in coaching a rising young talent named Santi (Peter Dager). The 10-episode series explores... - Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Lioness’ Gets Season 3 Release Date At Paramount+
We have a release date for Season 3 of Lioness. The latest installment of Taylor Sheridan’s espionage thriller series will premiere August 2 on Paramount+. Starring and executive produced by Zoe Saldaña and Nicole Kidman, in Season 3 hidden networks, foreign operatives, and personal betrayals collide. Joe (Saldaña) walks the... - Amazon’s Jenn Levy Brings Nonfiction Production Teams Together Under Justin Dudek
Amazon is making some changes to its nonfiction production team. Months after landing the top unscripted job at the streamer, Levy has tasked Justin Dudek to lead all of its unscripted and doc series production teams as well as MGM Alternative Production. Dudek was formerly SVP, Physical Production at MGM... - New Casting Details About The “Heat” Sequel
New details have emerged regarding filmmaker Michael Mann’s highly anticipated sequel to 1995’s “Heat” from an apparent casting grid that has been shared online. Scooper DanielRPK (via CinemaWire), who the other week indicated filming is slated to run from September 2026 through until March 2027 in both... - “Buffy” & “Ted Lasso” Star Anthony Head Dies
British actor Anthony Head has died at the age of 72. Cause of death has been cited as complications from pneumonia. Primarily a performer in musical theatre and coming to attention for his work in Nescafé ads, Head truly broke out in TV’s “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,”... - Henry Cavill To Star Opposite Kevin Hart In Netflix Spy Action-Comedy From McG
Henry Cavill (Highlander) has inked a deal to star alongside Kevin Hart in an untitled spy-action comedy that McG is directing for Netflix, Deadline can confirm. Based on a short story by Sean Lewis, McG’s film follows two rival spies who cross paths in a Lamaze class, and whose wives... - ‘Ten Year Old Tom’s Steve Dildarian Sets New Animated Series ‘Fred Has Problems’
EXCLUSIVE: Steve Dildarian, creator of HBO’s The Life & Times of Tim and HBO Max’s Ten Year Old Tom, has self-produced his next animated series Fred Has Problems, which will premiere on YouTube July 1 with two episodes, followed by a new episode each month. Early access will also be available on Patreon. Dildarian’s latest... - Comedian Francisco Ramos Sets June Launch For New Special ‘Still Learning’
EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Francisco Ramos is set to release a new hour-long special, Francisco Ramos: Still Learning, on TVOD via Comedy Dynamics on June 9. Produced by Super Nice Guys, with filming taking place at The Triad Theater in New York City, Still Learning dives into the lessons that don’t come with instructions: marriage, therapy,... - Jake Johnson & Damon Wayans Jr. To Headline ‘The Cable Guy’-Inspired Comedy Pilot Ordered By Hulu In ‘New Girl’ Reunion
EXCLUSIVE: Cable may be dying but The Cable Guy lives on — on streaming. Hulu has ordered a comedy pilot inspired by the Jim Carrey movie, with Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans Jr. attached to star and executive produce. The pilot order comes on the 30th anniversary of the Ben... - Lauren Graham, Patti LuPone & Dan Bucatinsky To Star Opposite Nick Borenstein In Indie Comedy ‘August’ Marking His Debut Feature
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