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Busan Film Festival to Honor Michelle Yeoh as Asian Filmmaker of the Year
The Oscar winner will accept the honor at Busan's Oct.
Former Walt Disney Imagineering President Bob Weis Signs With WME for Representation
The news comes ahead of scheduled appearances at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event set to take place in Anaheim, Calif. from Aug. 14–16.
Soft Ad Market, World Cup Competition Hit Germany’s ProSiebenSat.1 Results
Weaker TV advertising and competition from the World Cup offset growth in streaming and digital ads at Berlusconi-owned ProSiebenSat.1.
Scabby the Rat Stalks ‘Chicago’ Shows as PAs Decry Work Hour Cuts
The union representing production assistants is protesting members on ‘Chicago Med’ and ‘Chicago Fire’ allegedly losing guaranteed work hours.
Locarno Honoree Sigurjón Sighvatsson on AI, Netflix and Why Cannes “Doesn’t Know What It Is Anymore”
'Twin Peaks' producer Sigurjon Sighvatsson says Netflix films are made for a closed system, Cannes and Venice focus on mega cinema.
Paramount, Warners Bros. Staffers In Limbo and Denial as Merger Deal Drags On
As a lawsuit from 12 states halts David Ellison’s $111 billion deal close until the March trial, Paramount and Warner Bros are in a holding pattern.
A$AP Rocky Gives Update on Rihanna’s Next Album: “She Cooking”
A$AP Rocky is giving fans an update on Rihanna's next album, as it's been a decade since her last album Anti was released.
Regal Cinemas CEO Is Now Team Ellison, Too
Regal chief Eduardo Acuna was the latest to go public backing the Paramount-Warner Bros. deal
Ryan Murphy Goes Inside ‘The Shards’: How Bret Easton Ellis’ Dark Memoir of Love and Murder Was Made for TV: “We Saw 500 Actors for These Parts” (Exclusive)
The Shards writer/director Ryan Murphy on buzzy casting process with Gere, Gerber, reveals budget and 3-season plan for Bret Ellis Easton TV adaptation.
‘Monsters of God’ Review: ‘Tiger King’ Director’s HBO Docuseries About Reptile Trafficking Is (Relatively) Sober and Nuanced
Eric Goode's new HBO five-part docuseries, 'Monsters of God,' focuses on the illegal business of trafficking exotic snakes, tortoises and lizards.