Karlovy Vary Unveils Lineup, Including Competition Film ‘Hijamat’ From Nader Saeivar, Jafar Panahi
The 2026 Karlovy Vary Film Festival set its lineup, including a competition title from Jafar Panahi, Nader Saeivar, Burmese, Colombian, Swiss films.
‘Euphoria’ May Be Over, But Chloe Cherry Isn’t Saying Goodbye to Faye Yet
Chloe Cherry, who plays Faye in Euphoria, unpacks season 3 finale, Rue’s ending, her hopes for her character and Wayne and if she would return as Faye
“My Grandmother Told Me Not to Bring Home a Blue-Eyed Wife. But I’m a Gay Guy”
‘The Boy With the Light-Blue Eyes’ film director Thanasis Neofotistos, in an interview before the SXSW London 2026 premiere, discusses othering.
Netflix’s New Releases Coming in June 2026
Take a look at the movies and TV shows that will hit Netflix in June 2026.
‘Not Suitable for Work’ Review: Mindy Kaling’s Gen Z Hulu Comedy Is a Fun, if Dated, Hang
Created by Mindy Kaling, Hulu’s ‘Not Suitable for Work’ is a sitcom following five Gen Z neighbors in New York’s Murray Hill neighborhood.
This Is What You Need to Know About California’s Primary Tuesday
The reality star is polling slightly behind Karen Bass and Nithya Raman. For governor Steve Hilton, Tom Steyer vie for second behind Xavier Becerra.
Gail Simmons Will Gladly Show You the Rules for ‘Top Chef’ Judging
Top Chef judge Gail Simmons talks timeline for another All-Stars, Food Network using their show as a casting pool and potential for a GLP-1 challenge.
Emmy Predictions via Feinberg Forecast: Updated Standings With 10 Days Until Nominations Voting
With just 10 days remaining before the start of the 2026 Emmy nominations voting window, which runs June 11-22, here are the latest predictions.
Roadmap Writers Partners With Aevitas Creative Management For Emerging Author Development Program
Roadmap Writers and Aevitas Creative Management are launching an online education and professional development service geared towards authors.
Na Hong-jin’s Record-Selling Cannes Monster Movie ‘Hope’ Sets September Theatrical Release
Hope, Na Hong-jin’s first feature in roughly a decade, lands in U.S. theaters Sept. 9 via Neon after a buzzy Cannes premiere.