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The Guardian review says Isaacs builds a fact-fiction AI docudrama that toys with identity while dodging key process transparency.
The Stranger Things alum debuts in a London solo show, with Actors Touring Company presenting and the Bush Theatre co-producing.
Early ticket sales start five months ahead, and the runtime confirms big-game planning, with fans split on pacing.
Prime Video’s eight-episode Carrie reimagining skips fidelity on purpose, modernizes teen tech bullying, and changes the prom.
Glassriver and Network Movie secure the full “An Áróra Investigation” book slate, teeing up a major genre play.
The public service network buys “Cold Haven” via About Premium Content, securing a new streamer slate and an international pipeline.
The new action-comedy Ride or Die turns Octavia Butler-adjacent thrills into pure momentum, even if the storyline stumbles.
Renny Harlin stages aquatic mayhem, suspense, and schadenfreude, leaning hard on Jaws and Poseidon-style nods.
A political cartoon titan leaves behind a decades-long record of satire that reshaped how power gets talked about.
Sony is slipping a 2004 PlayStation 2 title into PlayStation Plus, and subscribers can grab it immediately.
Her long-time Harry Potter fandom meets a new Tolkien leap. Here’s what it signals for the show’s fan gravity.
Five dates, Brooklyn demand, and what you can do right before tickets disappear for Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour.
