A licensed, show-inspired social deduction game from CityDays and All3Media International turns “watching” into participation.

The Hollywood Reporter’s exclusive: what the program funds, who it opens doors to, and why creator-influenced media matters now.

A Thai distribution deal brings a low-star family drama to local theaters on August 6, banking on mainland-proof demand.

The headline moment at Hellfest ends with Ramos taking lead vocals, Sykes in backing, and fans already speculating what’s next.

The former BBC Three presenter responds to historical sexist language online and frames it as personal growth.

A new Dietrich story from Oscar-nominated director Agnieszka Holland, with world sales led by Films Boutique.

The 25th studio album Foreign Tongues drops July 10, while Richards says travel is the biggest live-performance obstacle.

A new Alexa ad format aims to move users from seeing an ad to buying, using agentic AI to plan each step.

The screenwriter says HBO Max did not move the DeuxMoi adaptation forward, ending the project’s momentum for now.

The release date is set, with the first track from the 24-track project landing June 26, plus what it signals for rollout strategy.

Filming reportedly started in Wales, with a Dylan-titled cast that mixes pop stardom and prestige cinema.

Amazon’s Prime Day deal drops Google’s Pixel 10 Pro 256GB to $799, $300 below its usual $1099.