Penn Badgley to Lead ‘Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone’ Series at Amazon
Amazon has greenlit a series adaptation of the Benjamin Stevenson novel "Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone" with Penn Badgley to star
‘The Wrong Girls’ Review: Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat Are a Good Time in Dylan Meyer’s Shaggy Stoner Comedy
Starring Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat, Dylan Meyers debut feature 'The Wrong Girls' aims for late-night cult status and might well get it.
Haugesund New Nordic Films Reveals Standout 36 Nordic Projects and 15 Fresh Pics Set to Woo 300 Industry Attendees
Norway rules over the 21 title-Nordic Co-Production Market with seven projects to be pitched Aug. 26.
Busan’s Asian Contents & Film Market Names Japan 2026 Focus Country for Producer Hub
ACFM has named Japan its 2026 Focus Country for Producer Hub, sending 10 producers to Busan for pitching, case studies and speed meetings.
DGA and IATSE Push Rob Bonta to Allow Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger With Conditions
The Directors Guild of America and IATSE urged California Attorney General Rob Bonta to settle its antitrust case with Paramount.
Hollywood’s Top-Grossing Films of 2025 Show Limited Progress Toward Inclusion, Study Says: ‘The Pace of Change Has Been Slow’
The annual report from the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative examined representation in the 100 top-grossing films of 2025, finding little progress.
‘Far From the Trees’ Director Meritxell Colell on Turning Exile and Endangered Languages Into a ‘Body of Memory’
Meritxell Colell discusses Locarno contender 'Far From the Trees,' a meditation on exile, grief, endangered languages and memory.
Indian Freedom Fighter Bhagat Singh Series in Development at Collective Studios’ Historyverse (EXCLUSIVE)
Historyverse developing a series exploring the life and formative years of Indian freedom fighter Bhagat Singh.
Ritchie Blackmore Performs With Deep Purple for First Time Since Acrimonious Split in Early ’90s, After Warning Fans: ‘I Have Not Played Rock Music in 25 Years’
Ritchie Blackmore joined Deep Purple for the first time since 1993, playing 'Smoke on the Water,' as fans relished a seemiing end to the estrangement.
Andreas Dresen, Doris Dörrie Films to World Premiere at Zurich Film Festival
The world premieres of two major German films, by Andreas Dresen and Doris Dörrie, will feature in the Gala Premieres section of Zurich Film Festival.
As ‘The Comeback’ and ‘Hacks’ End, Valerie Cherish and Deborah Vance Are Emmy Competitors for the First and Last Time
As 'Hacks' and 'The Comeback' End, it's Deborah Vance and Valerie Cherish in a battle of the Emmy icons this year, for the first and last time.