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FIFA Boss Infantino Under Fire Over World Cup Sell Off Plans
The FIFA president's bid to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors is threatening his grip on power ahead of next year's election.
Filmsaaz and Neozoon: Meet Filmmakers With Pseudonyms – and Political Movies – at Locarno
The Locarno 2026 film festival features political films from directors using pseudonyms, namely Filmsaaz from Iran and ecofeminist collective Neozoon.
The Reporter Who Won’t Give Up On the Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping Story
Brian Entin marks six months of the Nancy Guthrie investigation.
‘Fightland’ Review: 50 Cent’s London-Set Starz Drama Blends Boxing and Crime Clichés in Forgettable Ways
Howard Charles plays a former boxing champ who returns to London after eight years in prison to exact revenge in 50 Cent's Starz series 'Fightland.
Kanye West Reaches Settlement in Ex-Assistant’s Sexual Abuse Lawsuit
Kanye West settled a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a former assistant who accused the rapper of multiple instances of sexual abuse and assault.
HBO Max Picks Up ‘Friday the 13th’ Prequel Series ‘Crystal Lake’ Across Europe
The A24-produced series, starring Linda Cardellini, will premiere on Peacock in the U.S..
ITV Bullish in First Results Since Confirming Sky Deal, Orders Share Buyback of $135M
ITV has posted its first results since news of its $2 billion deal to sell its broadcast and streaming business to NBCU's Sky.
NBCUniversal Finds New CFO As It Readies Spinoff
He joins the Hollywood studio as it gets set to become a standalone, publicly-trade media and entertainment company.
British YouTuber and Rapper Yung Filly Found Not Guilty of Raping Woman in Australia
British YouTube star and rapper Yung Filly has been found not guilty of rape in an Australian court.
Meghann Fahy to Star in ‘Trial of Louise Woodward’ Limited Series at HBO
HBO has ordered a limited series called 'The Trial of Louise Woodward,' with Meghann Fahy attached to star.