The Spielberg selfie debate, the star-studded honorees, and why celebrity logistics now matter like media strategy.

Rodrigo’s third album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, includes an official Robert Smith duet.

Series Mania screening spotlighted how “Kitchen Soldier” and “Filing for Love” are pushing a “less made in Korea” strategy.

A prog-rock anthem gets screenwriter Tim Hedrick and director Isaac Ezban, signaling what buyers want from IP right now.

The MJ biopic has crossed $900 million globally, narrowing the gap to the 2018 music-biopic box office benchmark.

The singer joined other artists pushing back on Donald Trump’s team for using her music in a White House video.

A new psychological drama assembles recognizable TV talent, giving Jordan Tortorello's next film a ready-made audience pull.

First-day worldwide is around $12M, including about $6M from Wednesday overseas markets and about $6M from 2PM domestic previews.

FX and Hulu will debut a prequel that reframes Paul Baker’s “radioactive spider” moment before Season 2 launches Aug. 27.

The BBC Sport story turns one pitch-side emergency into a hero narrative, and it matters for how athletes rebuild.

A director who denied AI use before release now says parts of Stop! That! Train! used AI, reshaping trust and liability risk.

The actor wants Lobo violence and swear words, and he says DC only gets a standalone if it earns the rating.