‘Bluey,’ BritBox North America, Cost Savings Help Drive BBC Commercial’s Earnings Growth
'Bluey,' streaming service BritBox in North America, BBC Select, cost cuts helped drive BBC Commercial's annual earnings to grow, revenue was stable.
Andy Serkis Defends His ‘Hunt for Gollum’ Cast and Confirms He’s Not Directing Stephen Colbert’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ Film
Serkis has also confirmed he is not directing Stephen Colbert's 'Lord of the Rings' script, 'Shadow of the Past': "That post has been taken.
Marc Maron, Ilana Glazer, Jordan Klepper, Ms. Pat Among Headliners at New York Comedy Festival
NYCF — launched by Carolines club founder Caroline Hirsch — will see more than 200 comedians perform in 100+ shows across New York from Nov. 6-15.
‘Cats: The Jellicle Ball’ Will End Its Broadway Run in August
Cats: The Jellicle Ball will end its Broadway run Aug. 8 after about five months on Broadway. The show is reimagined as a queer ballroom competition.
‘Robert Richardson: The White Devil’ Is a “Detective” Doc Deep Dive Into the Cinematographer’s Mind and Heart
In an interview on documentary film 'Robert Richardson: The White Devil' at Karlovy Vary 2026, director Jana Hojdova discusses the doc, 'Chica Checa.
‘Fruit Gathering’ Review: A Factory Worker Falls for Her Female Colleague in a Delicate Burmese Debut
'Fruit Gathering,' a Burmese film about forbidden love between two female factory workers, took home Karlovy Vary's top prize.
Hunter Biden, Nick Fuentes Interview Nearly Turns Physical, Report Says
The sit-down with Hunter Biden and Nick Fuentes, brokered by Channel 5's Andrew Callaghan, reportedly grew heated before cooler heads prevailed.
Why ‘Moana’ Sank With Its Box Office Opening
Why did Disney's live-action movie remake of Dwayne Johnson's Moana bomb in its opening-weekend box office? Answers include Moana 2, Toy Story 5.
Nansun Shi, ‘Infernal Affairs’ Producer and Pioneer of Hong Kong Cinema’s Golden Age, Dies at 75
The Film Workshop co-founder helped shape Hong Kong cinema's glorious 1980s boom before producing the 2002 classic cop thriller that Martin Scorsese would later remake as the Oscar-winning 'The Departed.
Amid a 12-State Backed Lawsuit, David Ellison Jets to D.C. to Fight for Hollywood Tax Credit
On Monday new details of David Ellison’s actions to support a federal film tax incentive came to light beyond his former declaration of support.