‘The Lost Children of Tuam,’ Element Pictures Feature Produced by Liam Neeson, to World Premiere at Galway Film Fleadh (EXCLUSIVE)
Produced by Liam Neeson, The Lost Children of Tuam will get its world premiere at the 2026 Galway Film Fleadh
‘Mono 222,’ ‘Dreaming of Lions’ and ‘I Got Bombed at Harvey’s’ Top Mammoth Lakes Film Festival Awards – Film News in Brief
'Mono 222,' 'Dreaming of Lions' and 'I Got Bombed at Harvey’s' were among the winners at the 12th annual Mammoth Lakes Film Festival.
How Marlon Wayans Survived Hell, Hollywood and Harvey Weinstein
Marlon Wayans opens up about reclaiming “Scary Movie” from the Weinsteins and how he negotiates having a trans son and being pals with Dave Chappelle.
Memorial Day Weekend Box Office: ‘Mandalorian and Grogu’ Opens to $100 Million Domestically, $163 Million Globally
"The Mandalorian and Grogu" topped the box office in its Memorial Day weekend debut.
Netflix Brazil Unveils Its First Medical Series, Plus an Evangelical Special, a Third Melodrama and an Open Marriage Comedy (EXCLUSIVE)
A Netflix Brazil panel at Rio2C will discuss sports, a big growth area for the company in Latin America.
Lebanese Comic John Achkar’s Special at L’Olympia Hall Acquired by Arabic Streamer MBC Shahid in ‘Milestone’ for Arabic Stand-Up
Lebanese comic John Achkar’s special at L’Olympia Hall in Paris has been picked up by top Arabic streamer MBC Shahid
‘Triptych,’ ‘Dark Hope,’ ‘Naked’ Among Standouts at Conecta Magaluf-Mallorca Pitch Lineup
Conecta Magaluf-Mallorca’s 2026 pitch lineup includes ‘Triptych,’ ‘Dark Hope,’ ‘Naked,’ ‘Papa Bas,’ ‘Greatest Hits’ and Filmin-backed ‘Nana.’
James Gray Says ‘Ad Astra’ Was ‘Taken Away’ From Him and Made Longer by 20th Century Fox: ‘It Would Have Been a Very Different Movie’
James Gray has revealed that his version of his 2019 sci-fi Ad Astra was very different to what was released after it was taken from him by the studio
India’s JioStar Chief Uday Shankar Says Cricket Boards Are Pricing Themselves Out of Their Biggest Market (EXCLUSIVE)
JioStar vice-chair Uday Shankar on cricket's unsustainable rights costs, Bollywood's talent crisis and why he still thinks like a journalist.
Pope Leo Issues AI Manifesto Warning That ‘Opaque Algorithms’ Controlled by a ‘Few’ Companies Can Bring ‘New Forms of Dehumanisation’
Pope Leo issues AI Encyclical warning that 'Opaque Algorithms' controlled by a 'few' companies threaten 'new forms of dehumanisation'
Boots Riley Says Cannes Didn’t Pick ‘I Love Boosters’ or ‘Sorry to Bother You’ and Chose ‘The Idol’ Over ‘I’m a Virgo’: ‘They Just Don’t Like My Stuff. All Good’
Boots Riley has said that Cannes hasn't picked any of his films, including I Love Boosters, and chose Sam Levinson's The Idol over his I'm a Virgo