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Lionsgate Sets March 2027 Date for Johnny Depp’s ‘Day Drinker’
Lionsgate has officially dated the supernatural thriller 'Day Drinker' for March 2027. The project reunites Johnny Depp and Penélope Cruz for their fourth film together.
The Art of the Transformation: How Prosthetics Are Reshaping TV
From 'Fallout' to 'Stranger Things,' makeup artists are mastering the art of the prosthetic transformation. It is a race against the clock to keep performances grounded.
Elon Musk Calls ‘The Boys’ Finale “Pathetic,” Eric Kripke Raves
Elon Musk labeled the series finale of The Boys “pathetic” after Homelander’s defeat. Showrunner Eric Kripke says it is the best review he has ever received.
At the Ivor Novello Awards, Songwriters Are Done Being Polite
The Ivor Novello Awards turned into a protest this year as artists slammed AI and industry greed. It was a chaotic, necessary wake-up call for the music business.
Korean Entertainment Is Everywhere: How the Industry Is Maturing
Korean entertainment has moved from a niche curiosity to a global powerhouse. Industry leaders are now focusing on long-term sustainability and deep integration.
The Emmy Guest Actor Race: Why One Episode Is Now Worth More Than a Season
The 2026 Emmy guest acting race is a high-stakes battle of efficiency. With voting starting in June, we look at why stars like Colman Domingo and Jamie Lee Curtis are leading the pack.
Stephen Colbert’s Final Late Show: Paul McCartney and a Quiet Farewell
Stephen Colbert has taped his final episode of The Late Show, featuring a surprise appearance by Paul McCartney. The atmosphere inside the theater was described as deeply emotional.
Lionsgate Confirms 'Michael' Sequel: Why the Studio Is Doubling Down
Lionsgate is officially moving forward with a sequel to the $700 million hit 'Michael.' The studio plans to use previously cut footage to build a new, non-linear story.
Shakira Wins €55m Tax Refund as Spanish Court Rules Fines Unlawful
Shakira has secured a landmark legal victory as a Spanish court ordered a €55m tax refund, ruling she was not a resident in 2011. The decision dismantles a decade of aggressive prosecution by the Spanish Treasury.
Adam Driver Breaks Silence on Lena Dunham Allegations, Hints at Future Memoir
Adam Driver has finally addressed Lena Dunham's allegations of unprofessional behavior on the set of 'Girls,' stating he's 'saving it all for my book.' This cryptic response signals potential future revelations.
The $400 Million Film That Just Got Cancelled — Hollywood's Most Shocking Decision in Decades
A Marvel-scale production that had been filming for 11 months was abruptly halted last week. The inside story reveals a collision of creative, financial, and AI-era fears that may define how Hollywood works for the next decade.
The Netflix Series That Hit 100 Million Views in 4 Days — And Why the Industry Is Panicking
The numbers aren't the story. The story is that this show was made for $8 million by a team nobody had heard of — and it just destroyed every premium production's viewership record.