A 12-song blues LP journeys through 100 years of the genre, with a Juneteenth kickoff and a three-city tour.

Amazon’s Fallout expands its talent roster for season three, signaling where the show is spending credibility next.

A reader Q&A with Vini Reilly lands just as Durutti Column releases Renascent, reigniting influence beyond music.

In a Random Roles chat, she breaks down mockumentary camera nerves, Monica Reese-Dinkins stakes, and why the “fun” ones weren’t.

A Tony-winning choreographer and an all-female cast of over-40s dancers create a homage driven by defiance, abuse, and defiant eyes.

Illumination founder Chris Meledandri lays out which franchises are next, plus Nintendo collabs and Shrek 5.

Apple TV’s June 19 start gives Farrell permission to stop tiptoeing, and it changes how the sci-fi twist lands.

Deadline reports the Emmy-nominated The Handmaid's Tale actor takes on Agatha Christie’s eccentric publisher in a real-life mystery thriller.

A development detail explains how Capcom designed Diana's child-like vibe to land emotionally with players.

The first teaser lands earlier than many expected, signaling MAPPA’s release pipeline is moving faster than the fandom timeline.

Single-player PlayStation games are now expected to stay console-exclusive, while live-service titles keep PC launches.

The $130 Amazon price cuts about 20% of James' complaint, while the detachable boom mic still delivers “near radio-level” clarity.