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Gillian Anderson expressed feeling betrayed following allegations that the memoir behind The Salt Path film contained fabricated claims about how the couple lost their home.

The Snowfall spinoff ‘The Drop’ follows characters Wanda Bell and Leon Simmons as they pursue West Coast rap in 1990s Los Angeles, premiering Sept. 8 on FX and Hulu.

Director David F. Sandberg will helm the psychological horror film ‘Mommy’s Home’ for Lionsgate, following a man whose family life spirals when his cryogenically preserved mother moves in.

Director Brett Ratner announced a docuseries continuation of the Amazon Prime film Melania arriving this fall, with senior advisor Marc Beckman promising previously unseen material about the First Lady.

Lisa Kudrow reflects on her Emmy-nominated work across Friends, The Comeback, and the upcoming Romy & Michele sequel, while discussing watching Friends after Matthew Perry’s death.

Hayden Panettiere, who died at age 36, is being remembered for her role as Kirby Reed in Scream 4 and Scream VI. The film’s casting director praised her fierce energy and passion for the character.

Vin Diesel announced that filming for “Fast Forever,” the final mainline “Fast & Furious” film, will begin in December following four years of script development.

Reading Festival organisers seek approval to extend music programming to Thursdays on the main stage, but resident groups oppose the proposal citing noise and sleep disruption concerns.

Little Bird dramatizes Canada’s “Sixties Scoop,” following a woman investigating her adoption and separation from siblings. The Sky Atlantic drama uses flashbacks to explore the government-enabled removal of Indigenous children from families.

Sony’s ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ leads the U.K. and Ireland box office for a third consecutive weekend with £6.1 million, while Universal’s ‘The Odyssey’ holds second place.

Stars Collective has acquired remake rights to the 2024 Sundance hit ‘Thelma’ and is developing a Mandarin-language adaptation titled ‘Grandma, Please’ set to begin production in late 2027.

The 2001 comedy “Wet Hot American Summer” faced critical hostility upon release but later became a cult classic, spawning Netflix series and anniversary screenings 25 years later.