WGA West staff face loss of health coverage as strike continues
Seven weeks into their walkout, WGSU members were notified late that their PWGA Health Plan eligibility ends April 1
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John Legend joins Roc Nation management amid longtime split with Friends at Work
John Legend has transitioned his management to Roc Nation while maintaining business partnerships with Ty Stiklorius and Friends at Work
Paul McCartney brings decades of hits to a sold-out Fonda Theatre run
Paul McCartney surprised a sold-out Fonda Theatre crowd with a varied set, warm stories and news of a new album arriving May 29
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Animal Friends moves to January 22, 2027 as Warner Bros. revises its schedule
Warner Bros. has moved the live-action hybrid film Animal Friends to Jan. 22, 2027, reshuffling its release plan while keeping a high-profile cast and multiple production partners intact.
Forgotten gialli volume nine spotlights The Final Scoop and late-era Italian gialli
Vinegar Syndrome’s collection digs up obscure 1990s gialli, led by Pierfrancesco Campanella’s The Final Scoop and its dialogue with Cruising and the erotic thriller lineage
Meredith Alloway’s Forbidden Fruits review: witchy mall satire falls short
A neon-tinged mall witch story that is sometimes brilliant and sometimes muddled
Heaven’s Gate headed to global buyers via Global Constellation at Series Mania
Global Constellation has taken international sales on the five-episode limited series Heaven’s Gate, a Netherlands-Malaysia co-production that entwines family secrets and colonial history
Bridgerton season 5 to spotlight Francesca and Michaela Stirling
Bridgerton will reportedly center Francesca and Michaela in season 5, with the series continuing its pattern of adapting Julia Quinn’s novels while reshaping relationships for television
Inside the Academy’s 2026-2026 Nicholl fellowship selections and what they mean
Meet the five 2026-2026 Nicholl fellows chosen through a global partnership that connects universities, festivals and labs with the Academy
These Sacred Vows: an Irish ensemble mystery built to travel
RTÉ’s six-part drama These Sacred Vows uses a murder on a Spanish island to interrogate Irish middle-class life, staged by John Butler and now showing at Series Mania
Final season of The Comeback bows with a tribute to Robert Micheal Morris and an AI-driven plot
Lisa Kudrow headlines The Comeback season 3 as the show confronts the loss of Robert Micheal Morris and tackles AI in Hollywood
First look: Scorsese directs What Happens at Night starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence
Production has begun in the Czech Republic on Martin Scorsese’s Gothic psychological horror What Happens at Night, with a first image showing Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence in a frozen setting
Why The Twilight Zone still influences Black Mirror and other anthology shows
Explore the creative thread from The Twilight Zone to Black Mirror and what makes their episodes linger in the mind
Why Hulu declined the Buffy: New Sunnydale pilot starring Sarah Michelle Gellar
Sarah Michelle Gellar announced that Hulu will not proceed with the Buffy: New Sunnydale pilot after a rewrite and internal debates over tone, cost and creative fit
Why Better Call Saul is the model every spinoff should follow
From skepticism to critical triumph, Better Call Saul turned a risky prequel idea into a definitive example of how to expand a beloved universe
How Marshals used procedural roots to reshape the Yellowstone universe
A director’s perspective on how Marshals fused procedural discipline with emotional depth to launch a strong network premiere
WGA Awards 2026 winners and key screenplay results ahead of the Oscars
Winners at the WGA Awards included Paul Thomas Anderson and Ryan Coogler, while the ceremonies reflected industry labor tensions and guild eligibility rules
Writers Guild Awards nominees and highlights from the new york ceremony
The New York Writers Guild Awards showcased major screenplay contenders and TV nominees while the WGA West canceled its event amid a staff strike
Hoppers previews signal revival for Pixar originals ahead of weekend debut
Early preview receipts and near-universal praise have Hoppers positioned as a contender to rekindle the Pixar original box office, with premium formats and strong theater counts boosting prospects
From arenas to screen: 15 athletes who turned to acting
From boxing rings to blockbuster sets, these 15 athletes translated sports fame into memorable screen careers
Ozon’s The Stranger trailer arrives ahead of theatrical release
François Ozon’s adaptation of Albert Camus’s novel presents a visually austere, faithful yet freshly angled portrait of Meursault, highlighted by Benjamin Voisin’s portrayal and a recently released trailer
Road House 2 progress update as producer names film among post-production projects
Producer Charles Roven names Road House 2 among his current post-production projects, offering fresh momentum for Jake Gyllenhaal’s action sequel and confirming key creative elements
Tight Texas Democratic primary sees Crockett and Talarico clashing amid court-ordered voting changes
A last-minute court order in Dallas County extended polling hours and then prompted a Texas Supreme Court decision, narrowing the margin between Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico in the Democratic Senate primary
How Scream 7 opened big amid boycott and industry controversy
Scream 7 debuted strongly at the box office even as protests over Melissa Barrera’s firing and heated industry debates cast a long shadow
How KPop Demon Hunters rose from Netflix sleeper to awards season contender
Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans celebrate their film’s streaming triumph and Oscar nominations while crediting a large collaborative team and pondering the film’s distribution and sequel prospects