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Wim Wenders clarified remarks about filmmakers and politics at Venice, stating he believes cinema offers an empathetic counterpoint to political work rather than requiring distance from it.
Craig Douglas, a British singer who achieved prominence in the late 1950s with covers of American hits, has died at age 85. His rendition of “Only Sixteen” reached number one on the British charts in July 1959.
A director in Venice’s main competition warns that a persistent cult of male genius continues to disadvantage female film-makers, despite increased awareness following recent industry reckonings.
Comedian Munya Chawawa is making his Shakespeare stage debut in a 1990s rave-themed production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, describing the move as part of a broader shift away from social media content creation.
Alanis Morissette filed suit against her former tour manager, alleging a blackmail campaign involving threats of legal action and demands for extended employment and compensation.
The first night of the Creative Arts Emmys awarded over 100 honors across reality, documentary, and variety programming categories, with The Late Show, The Traitors, and other programs winning multiple statues.
