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Carpenter’s multimedia project Cathedral gets another preview as “The Ferryman” lands June 30 before August.
The most famous filmmaker swap you almost never heard about changed two major franchises forever.
Spark offers grants, mentorship, and marketing for unsigned artists, paired with a licensing requirement that has artists uneasy.
From J.Lo’s “Everything’s Fine” debut to a fire marshal detour, here’s what the $25 YA takeover actually changed.
DC’s reboot has a soft landing at the box office, while the broader market shows momentum that the studio didn’t fully capture.
The star of Netflix’s I Will Find You explains how his personal life helped land the role and addresses the show’s romance framing.
His New York Times advice is simple: audiences show up for something new, and intermediaries are the real bottleneck.
A shredded CD booklet from Aaron Lewis' unreleased album turns up inside Taylor Swift merch packing paper.
The England captain explains his decision as “burned out” before the summer, reshaping how boards think about athlete workload.
The ESPN NFL Free Agency link doesn’t deliver sports updates in the provided content, it serves cookie tracking prompts.
Her “You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love” hits No. 1, marking a chart milestone that changes how music teams plan releases.
Game director Dave Hall and lead combat designer Bau Bautista say crossovers are on the table, not just wishlist talk.
