The anticipation surrounding Susan Sarandon’s UK stage debut is palpable. Known for her powerful performances and profound versatility, Sarandon is set to grace the stage of London’s esteemed Old Vic Theatre this fall. Her performance alongside Andrea Riseborough in Tracy Letts’ riveting play, *Mary Page Marlowe*, marks a significant milestone in both her career and
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In June, the artistic community was rocked by Prime Video’s decision to cancel the ballet-themed dramedy Étoile. This choice to sever ties with creators Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino after only one season leaves a void that resonates deeper than mere viewer disappointment—it speaks to larger candid concerns about art, commerce, and audiences’ evolving tastes.
The recent performance by British punk duo Bob Vylan at Glastonbury has sparked a wave of discussion, igniting a much-needed dialogue around free expression in the face of political turmoil. The festival, known for its eclectic mix of music and social commentary, became a platform for Bob Vylan to voice strong political sentiments, particularly regarding
The recent 36th edition of Sunny Side of the Doc, a prominent documentary market, was held in the picturesque town of La Rochelle. This four-day event offered a vibrant platform for filmmakers and industry professionals to engage, collaborate, and celebrate the power of documentary storytelling. Drawing an impressive attendance of 2,100 participants from across 60
In the heart of Bogotá, Colombia, a new crime-thriller is taking shape, high on ambition and anticipation. Titled ’52nd State,’ this film coalesces talent from various corners of the entertainment industry, promising to deliver a gripping narrative grounded in reality. Director Todd S. Yellin, who transitioned from a tech-heavy background at Netflix to the world
The anticipation surrounding the third season of “Taxi Driver,” hosted on the OTT platform Viu and the Korean broadcasting giant SBS, is palpable among global audiences. With the return of the talented Lee Je-hoon as Kim Do-gi, who epitomizes the complex nature of a reluctant vigilante, this season promises both depth and drama. Since its
Adjoa Andoh stands poised as a leading voice in the evolving landscape of television, where representation is not just a bonus but a necessity. With her portrayal of Lady Agatha Danbury in the acclaimed series Bridgerton, Andoh has not merely embraced her role; she has flourished within it, advocating for a narrative that is inclusive
In the ever-evolving landscape of modern cinema and television, few individuals have captured audience imaginations like Paul Feig. Known for his sharp comedic flair and pioneering gender equity within entertainment, Feig is set to receive the inaugural SXSW Sydney Screen Pioneer Award this coming October. This recognition celebrates not just his achievements but also the
In an exhilarating turn of events, Danny Boyle’s much-anticipated sequel, *28 Years Later*, has made a substantial splash at the box office, earning an estimated $60 million globally during its opening weekend. What makes this achievement particularly remarkable is the balance it struck between domestic and international markets, each contributing $30 million to this total.
Warner Bros. Pictures is set to enchant audiences once again with the release of *Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass*, an animated feature co-produced with China, slated to hit theaters on August 9 in China. What makes this release particularly exhilarating is that it is debuting at the prestigious Shanghai International Film Festival, a fitting venue