Entertainment Articles

Drake Bell publicly criticized SAG-AFTRA after failing to qualify for union health insurance, stating he fell short of the required $28,090 minimum earnings threshold.

Ben Affleck described filming Justice League as a “low point” in his career, citing personal struggles, tragedy, and studio-filmmaker conflicts during production.

Sir Ian McKellen will star in the European premiere of a play featuring him and Golda Rosheuvel as 3D holograms at Manchester’s Factory International Aviva Studios.

Emmy-nominated period drama Fellow Travelers premieres on Channel 4, following two men across three decades starting in 1950s Washington DC during McCarthyism.

Early screenings of DC Studios’ R-rated Clayface have generated largely positive social media reactions, with viewers praising the film’s body horror elements and Tom Rhys Harries’ performance as the Gotham villain.

Director Mikael Marcimain’s Swedish series ‘The Cold Song’ adapts a Norwegian novel and marks a rare example of ambitious European television drama as budgets tighten across the region.

Paramount’s Street Fighter adaptation has generated mixed-to-positive early reactions, with attendees praising its visual style and action sequences while noting inconsistent storytelling and humor.

Finnish production company Whatever Pictures has signed a global sales deal with ORF-Enterprise for the comedy drama ‘Crème de la Crème,’ which follows a young farmer who starts a sperm bank business.

Indian drama “Kidney” from filmmaking siblings Aakarsh and Agrim Sansanwal has been picked up by Platoon One Films and selected for the Critics’ Picks Competition at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival.

A Philippine-Italian sales alliance between Fire & Ice Media and Coccinelle Film Sales launched at Busan’s Asian Contents & Film Market to distribute independent films across Asia, Europe, and North America.

The Edinburgh International Film Festival announced its 80th edition will run August 12-18, 2027, with submissions opening in January 2027.

The British preschool animation series “Little Princess” has been acquired by Sky UK and multiple European broadcasters in newly announced distribution deals handled by Banijay Kids & Family.