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‘Bojack’ Creator on His New Netflix Show: No Talking Animals, Lots of Kvetching Humans
Raphael Bob-Waksberg on his new Netflix series, Long Story Short, an animated comedy diving into family dynamics across generations.
Box Office: ‘Scary Movie’ Earns $7.7M, ‘Masters’ Summons $4.4M
‘Scary Movie’ and ‘Masters of the Universe’ are new wide releases up against Gen Z horror breakouts ‘Backrooms’ and ‘Obsession’ at the box office.
Thomas Doherty Finally Had His Pinch-Me Moment With ‘Paradise’
Paradise star Thomas Doherty talks transforming into Link in season two, having his pinch-me moment with co-stars and hopes for season 3.
Winners and Losers: ’60 Minutes’ Falls Apart, Zendaya Escapes ‘Euphoria’
Hollywood winners and losers this week: Zendaya escapes ‘Euphoria,’ ’60 Minutes’ falls apart and more.
Tribeca Festival Extends Portugal Edition Through 2028 (Exclusive)
The three-year deal with local partner Impresa Group will see Tribeca Festival Lisboa move to Lisbon’s iconic Avenida da Liberdade.
Netflix Lands Jean-Michel Basquiat Doc Made in Participation With Artist’s Family (Exclusive)
The Jean-Michel Basquiat doc, which was made with the participation of the artist’s family and produced by Travis Kelce, has been acquired by Netflix.
The Man Who Invented Marilyn
A book excerpt details the untold story of Marilyn Monroe’s rise to fame through her collaboration with photographer Bruno Bernard.
UTA’s U.K. Head Moderated a Hospitality Panel at SXSW London: Here’s Why
UTA U.K. Head Darnell Strom discussed the hospitality business and its connections with media in a SXSW London 2026 interview.
Michael Rainey Jr. and Joseph Sikora to Reprise Tariq and Tommy Roles in New Series ‘Power: Legacy’
Michael Rainey Jr. and Joseph Sikora will reprise their roles of Tariq and Tommy in fifth ‘Power’ spinoff ‘Power: Legacy.’
“It Was All Greek to Me”: Why Producer Miranda Bailey Went Int’l to Back an Indie Film From Greece
It was all Greek to her, but producer Miranda Bailey produced SXSW London Greek indie film ‘The Boy With the Light-Blue Eyes’ by Thanasis Neofotistos.