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The YouTube drop mixes Times Square promo, star cameos, and a Grindr bathroom party, setting the tone for July 3 release.
Mary Harron explains how the film’s rights, elements, and music licenses finally got sorted, unlocking theaters again.
A new public-media content leader with programming wins from Pinterest, YouTube, and Sesame Workshop steps into NPR’s next chapter.
Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham star in an action comedy; the full eight-episode release lands July 15.
Disney+ and Hulu get the first run, Cartoon Network and HBO Max follow, and the show rewinds to Finn and Jake’s early days.
Her new album, Neon Summer Skin, uses 70s soft pop to grapple with displacement, identity, and the cost of insecurity.
A live-action reboot makes one surprisingly practical bet on authenticity, and it changes the way budgets and production risk look.
A new Berklee College of Music study shows AI is now part of how songs get made, from drafts to final tracks.
A new theme park sim revealed at Future Games Show says the point is death, then lets you assign your victims jobs.
A $20 “Angel Tickets” scheme and $20 ticket pairs kick in later this summer, with half the net going to the Transgender Law Center.
From Six Years Old at Sydney’s NIDA to a paso doble obsession, the film’s spark traces back to teachers, rehearsal debates, and one flower obsession.
Scooby-Doo: Origins launches in 2027, but the biggest change is the live-action Scoob choice Netflix is actually making.
