Entertainment

Colleen Hoover’s novels have garnered massive popularity, but with great fame comes the challenge of translating that success to the big screen. The upcoming movie adaptation of Hoover’s thrilling novel *Verity* is poised to hit theaters on May 15, 2026, but will it manage to capture the nuance and complexity of its source material? While

As the deadline looms for Utah’s governor to make a critical decision regarding House Bill 77, a proposed ban on the Pride Flag in state-supported venues, the repercussions of this legislative move are already palpable. The once strong local ties that supported the Sundance Film Festival—an art and cultural icon founded by celebrity Robert Redford—are

“Unicorns,” an electrifying addition to the film festival circuit, deftly explores the complexities of identity and romance against a backdrop steeped in cultural nuances. With Ben Hardy portraying Luke, a single father from Essex, and Jason Patel as Aysha, a British Indian drag queen, the film becomes an essential narrative, highlighting the often overlooked intersections

The horror-comedy genre finds itself at a unique intersection of fear and laughter, and with “Halloween Store,” a fresh project garnished with a promising cast and ambitious storytelling, there’s a lot of conversation to unpack. Emerging from a production stint in Hawaii, the film features an intriguing ensemble including the talents of Lindy Booth, Sydney

The recent uproar surrounding the Oscar-nominated film *The Brutalist* has sparked intense debates on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in filmmaking. Prominent director David Cronenberg has boldly stepped into the fray, defending the film and suggesting that there may be a calculated campaign to undermine it. Speaking at the London Soundtrack Festival alongside Howard

“Stakeout,” the upcoming film adaptation of a short story starring notable actors Seth Gilliam and Sonja O’Hara, promises to inject much-needed originality into a saturated horror landscape. While vampire lore has become somewhat predictable in modern media, director and writer Micah Khan aims to scramble expectations by embedding a deep psychological narrative within a paranormal

Fremantle’s recent financial results echo a tale of paradoxes where a remarkable 23% profit increase contrasts sharply with a stalling turnover target. The super-indie’s adjusted EBITA reached €171 million for the fiscal year 2024, an impressive milestone that marks the highest profit level achieved to date. Delfin to RTL, the company’s parent organization, ascribes this

In a year marred by upheaval and uncertainty, the UK film and television industry presents a perplexing narrative. Despite widespread layoffs and the shuttering of numerous projects, an exclusive report from talent agency recruiter Sumo reveals a counterintuitive boon in employment within management agencies. Over a twelve-month period leading up to February 2025, agencies reportedly

The acquisition of “Pabrik Gula” (Sugar Mill) by EST N8 represents more than just another indie film entering the North American market; it signifies the ascent of Indonesian cinema onto a global platform. Directed by Awi Suryadi, who has already established himself with the phenomenal success of “KKN di Desa Penari,” this film is poised

“SZA and Keke Palmer: the dynamic duo of comedy” — it’s a phrase that resonates deeply following their performance in “One of Them Days.” As SZA expressed enthusiasm about revisiting this successful partnership in a sequel, we must pause and consider what this truly means. Despite SZA’s self-deprecating humor suggesting that Palmer might be “tired”