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A Bronx-born debut, Mad Bills to Pay follows young lovers on the brink of adulthood and has completed a notable festival run before its spring release

Explore the trailer rollout, key cameos including Punisher and Hulk, and the surprising appearance of the Tarantula in Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Jason Bateman will direct a dark, offbeat Netflix film starring Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson about a small-town farmer who uncovers a corpse and is pulled into a messy cover-up

Tom Holland’s latest Spider-Man trailer rollout previews new allies, a mysterious physical change and Zendaya’s return as MJ without spoiling the film’s July 31, 2026 release

Ubisoft is bringing a team-focused twist to Monopoly with a Star Wars tie-in that gathers heroes and villains from across the films into a competitive board experience

The trailer for Dune: Part Three teases a darker, more urgent epilogue with returning stars and new faces

Kara Young takes over the role of Claire in Proof, joining Ayo Edebiri and Don Cheadle for the Booth Theatre revival

AFI and Panavision launched the 2026 Cinematography Intensive, a five-day workshop led by industry veterans including Oscar-winning cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw

Get an in-depth look at the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: camera specs, processor, AI enhancements and findings from real-world testing

A new platform proposes a regulated marketplace so athletes and sports organizations can license their digital identity and earn royalties when AI systems use their likeness

Los Angeles city leaders voted 12-0 to press for a transparent review of Casey Wasserman’s past ties to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, escalating pressure on LA28 amid calls for resignation

A fresh trailer teases a worldwide moment of revelation in Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day

Expectations for Halo 7 hinge on the remake’s performance and whether Microsoft favors remakes, a reboot, or a new mainline path

A director’s perspective on how Marshals fused procedural discipline with emotional depth to launch a strong network premiere

Piers Morgan recruits former MSNBC president Rashida Jones to run Uncensored as the company raises capital to grow its digital network

Roy Wood Jr. turned a controversial quote into a rallying speech about the power of storytelling, while industry mergers raise regulatory and international concerns

Esplorazione della rappresentazione della sposa nel cinema e nella letteratura, da Mary Shelley a oggi.

Quentin Tarantino has written an original British farce intended for the West End, shifting focus from his next cinematic project to a stage comedy rich in physical humor and ensemble interplay

A concise portrait of Jeremy Larner: speechwriter, novelist, Oscar-winning screenwriter and the personal experiences that inspired The Candidate

The Writers Guild approved a detailed bargaining agenda with 97.4% support, pressing studios for bigger contributions to pension and health funds, higher pay and protections around artificial intelligence

A private development project spiraled into corporate scrutiny when R.J. Cipriani raised concerns about an alleged leak of Paramount’s $7.7 billion UFC media-rights terms, drawing outside counsel, a whistleblower tip and mediation

Production has begun on Mike Flanagan’s new entry in the Exorcist universe, featuring Scarlett Johansson, John Leguizamo, Sasha Calle and a roster of veteran performers

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

Some Assembly is a Los Angeles-based media company built to create premium, digital-first programming and branded entertainment led by industry veterans Jon Koa and Jeff Vespa

Comcast is leaning into domestic streaming with Peacock while managing fiber threats, Versant’s debut and the performance of Epic Universe under co-CEO Mike Cavanagh