
Anya Taylor-Joy returns to Apple TV crime in 2 weeks with Timothy Olyphant
Apple TV’s new crime series hits in 2 weeks, giving executives a fresh content bet before Dune: Part Three.

Pulling the latest in this topic…
Hollywood, gaming, music
1134 briefings briefings in Entertainment

Apple TV’s new crime series hits in 2 weeks, giving executives a fresh content bet before Dune: Part Three.

A-list guests turn a private wedding into a public visibility moment, with ripple effects for brands and sports-media deals.

The single ties Wet Wet Wet’s record and adds new UK-chart milestones, reshaping how charts reward duet-era fandom.

The donation came before their July 3 Madison Square Garden wedding, and Parton asked a very different follow-up.

He addresses Liu Kang and Kung Lao's on-screen futures and what happens next for the Mortal Kombat movie franchise.

The Berlin-set drama lands across borders, built through daily calls with a friend who edited from inside Iran.

The writer-director-composer brings a tender political statement to the Crystal Globe Competition, and it lands with force.

A new persona, 1980s synth-led sound, and a Scarface-inspired alternate world that Tyga says gets “complete freedom creatively.”

Her feature comeback reconnects with Vivekananda's Irish-born disciple story, years after her breakout and prior collaboration on Season's Greetings.

Because Peacock is adapting a completed book run, the series can keep moving while competitors get stuck mid-story.

The wedding-day designer lineup, plus Swift’s Louboutin nod from The Eras Tour, signals how luxury brands chase culture at scale.

The streaming pickup puts a Will Smith and Margot Robbie heist film back into rotation, reshaping what Paramount+ can lean on.