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Ben Folds Sounds Alarm: The National Symphony Orchestra Is Near Collapse
Ben Folds is sounding the alarm on the National Symphony Orchestra, which he says is at risk of collapse. He is calling for immediate public support to save the institution.
Saint Harison’s ‘Ghosted’ EP: How Heartbreak Hijacked His Creative Process
Saint Harison’s new EP 'Ghosted' is a raw, eight-track exploration of heartbreak that forced the singer to confront his own vulnerability. The project marks a significant pivot from his original plans for a debut album.
How 'Ponies' Survived Hollywood’s Development Hell to Become a Spy Hit
Creators David Iserson and Susanna Fogel reveal how they navigated a brutal development landscape to bring 'Ponies' to Peacock. They also discuss why they are avoiding the 1980s for future seasons.
Inside the Finale: Brad Ingelsby Releases the Script for 'Mare of Easttown'
Brad Ingelsby has released the full script for the 'Mare of Easttown' finale. It provides a rare, detailed look at the writing process behind the hit series.
Global’s ‘Private Eyes West Coast’ Gamble: Why Some Franchises Earn a Second Life
Global is bringing back the detective duo of Shade and Angie for a new spin-off, 'Private Eyes West Coast.' The network is betting on the proven franchise to anchor its 2026/27 schedule.
Jon Stewart Mocks Trump’s 'Freedom 250' Concert After Mass Artist Exodus
Jon Stewart skewered the crumbling 'Freedom 250' concert series after five of nine acts dropped out. The event has become a flashpoint for political friction in the entertainment industry.
Bill Owens Blasts CBS News Purge, Praises Scott Pelley’s Defiance
Former 60 Minutes executive producer Bill Owens is speaking out against a wave of firings at CBS News. He praised Scott Pelley for confronting leadership as the network faces a major internal crisis.
Latido Films’ Cannes Slate Proves Arthouse Genre Is the New Blockbuster
Latido Films has closed major deals for Jim Sheridan’s 'Re-Creation' and the trans-led drama '9 Moons.' The sales highlight a shift in how global distributors are valuing auteur-driven cinema.
Hulu’s Documentary Strategy Loses a Key Architect in Kate Bustamante
Kate Bustamante, a central figure in Hulu's documentary rise, is stepping down after nine years. Her departure marks a significant shift for the streamer's non-fiction strategy.
Shailene Woodley on the 'Paradise' Pivot and the Return of Big Little Lies
Shailene Woodley opens up about the improvisational nature of her role in 'Paradise' and confirms that 'Big Little Lies' Season 3 is finally happening.
The Beach Read Movie: Everything We Know About the Emily Henry Adaptation
The Emily Henry adaptation of 'Beach Read' is officially heading to theaters in May 2026. Here is everything we know about the cast and the creative team.
Emily Henry’s Rom-Com Empire: Which Novels Are Heading to the Screen?
Emily Henry has five of her novels currently in development for the big screen. Here is the status of the adaptations for Beach Read, Book Lovers, and more.