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The first look at DC and Warner Bros. Animation's Batman: Knightfall Part 1 lands at Annecy, and it is not playing coy.
The Toy Story 5 star explains why the 2015 scene still works, even as it keeps going viral a decade later.
A Hamilton follow-up arrives with cult-film energy and a specific Broadway schedule: previews start March 2027.
Marek Tyminski says the postponement buys “integration, iteration, and polishing” time and dodges a crowded holiday gauntlet.
Liam Gallagher calls the surge “fucking classic” as England’s stadium singalongs turn Oasis into unofficial tournament anthem.
Miranda and Eisa Davis’ Warriors brings the 1979 cult classic to the Lunt-Fontanne, previewing in March 2027.
Magdalena Mclean’s side project pairs caroline and the Umlauts for a track that starts making sense and then unthreads it.
The trailer drops now for the four-part series, directed by Jehane Noujaim and Vikram Gandhi.
Ravensburger’s next set finally brings Pixar’s Up into Lorcana, starting with Carl, Ellie, Russell, and the Falls.
The films stay separate. The deal shifts who gets to see A24's process, and what that enables downstream.
Rob Letterman writes the treatment and Elizabeth Banks stars, as Legendary acquired rights from Universal for a big-screen debut.
Executives get a real look at how Netflix is using mobile control to deepen engagement for a major star-led title.
