Entertainment Articles

Eurovision organisers are proposing rule changes to combat politically motivated voting, including moving votes entirely online and requiring viewers to select three favourite acts instead of voting multiple times for one contestant.

Netflix adapts the classic Australian novel with an unconventional take featuring a rebellious teenage protagonist, contemporary soundtrack, and diverse casting that reimagines key characters and storylines.

The Royal Shakespeare Company has opened Game of Thrones: The Mad King, a stage prequel to the fantasy franchise. Critics offered mixed reviews, with most praising the spectacle while some found it lacking in pace and emotional depth.

Brian Robinson, a prominent figure at the British Film Institute who championed LGBTQ+ cinema for decades, has died of brain cancer at age 67.

Will Smith’s departure as lead writer and executive producer of Apple TV’s Slow Horses prompted questions about the show’s future, but the production team says season six—premiering Sept. 16—represents strong creative continuity.

A three-part true crime docu-series examines the murders of Alaska Native women and the systemic vulnerabilities that enabled a serial killer’s crimes, narrated by Emmy-nominated Octavia Spencer.

Netflix is shutting down Night School Studio, developer of the horror game “Unhinged,” approximately six weeks after its release, along with Helsinki-based Moonloot.

The European Broadcasting Union has barred broadcasters in armed conflicts or sensitive geopolitical situations from hosting Eurovision, effective immediately following rule reviews.

Alan Cumming and Shirley Henderson, reunited after 40 years of friendship, star together in the stage musical ‘A History of Paper’ at Pitlochry Festival Theatre.

Nigerian singer Ayra Starr released her new album Starrgirl while recovering from major surgery, continuing her trajectory as a leading Afrobeats artist with collaborations across multiple genres.

Jennifer Stone, former star of Wizards of Waverly Place, auditioned for a regular role on the medical drama The Pitt while working as a nurse, she revealed on a podcast.

Christopher Nolan’s epic film The Odyssey releases in China this week, testing whether Hollywood blockbusters can still attract audiences in a market increasingly dominated by domestic productions.