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In Conversation with Evaldas Gulbinas: a Tattoo Artist Based in London
Evaldas Gulbinas, a London-based artist, has developed a powerful aesthetic vocabulary through the use of graphic shapes, brilliant block colours, and humorous, tactile compositions in his sculptures and paintings. His interest in both precise work and non-figurative...
4 Things You Should Do If You Can’t Get a Record Deal
Going to audition after audition and never getting called back can be extremely frustrating for an artist who’s trying to sign a deal with a record label. This is especially true if you feel like you have the talent and spent years perfecting your craft. You should...
The Growth Of Online Games In Africa
Although gaming in Africa is still in its relative infancy – it only really started three decades ago – it is a rapidly growing market, with the amount spent increasing by US $460 million between 2014 and 2018. Nigeria is the single largest gaming market, followed...
The Future of Online Gambling in Finland
For many years, the gambling landscape in Finland has been heavily regulated and controlled by the government. The country has had a monopoly for quite some time and has been pressured by the European Union to end this monopoly, though Finland has not made any...
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Box Office: ‘The Social Reckoning’ Targets $7 Million Opening Weekend, ‘Other Mommy’ to Scare Up $20 Million-Plus Debut
Sony’s ‘The Social Reckoning’ and horror film ‘Other Mommy’ are targeting modest opening weekends of $7 million and $20 million-plus, respectively, as spooky season begins at the box office.
Michael Kearns, Actor, Activist and ‘Jerker’ Director, Dies at 76
Michael Kearns, an actor who appeared in Body Double and Cheers and directed the world premiere of Jerker, has died at age 76. He was a prominent LGBTQ rights activist and early public figure living with HIV.
Carrie Coon Doesn’t Care About Being Liked (EXCLUSIVE)
Carrie Coon discussed her approach to acting and her film “The Liberation” at the Vancouver Film Festival, where she received the inaugural Luminary Award for acting.
Carrie: Is Prime Video’s adaptation still relevant in 2026?
Prime Video releases a new adaptation of Stephen King’s Carrie that updates the classic horror story to a contemporary setting with social media, raising questions about the relevance of revisiting established properties.
Chinese Landscape Painting Film Series Will Run to a Fourth Installment, Says ‘First Taste of Loneliness’ Director Gu You (EXCLUSIVE)
Chinese filmmaker Gu You announced that a fourth installment is in development for his landscape painting-inspired film series, potentially incorporating genre elements like romance or suspense.
Ted Lasso’s Hannah Waddingham to star in Gavin and Stacey’s duo’s The Choir
Gavin and Stacey creators Ruth Jones and James Corden announced their new eight-episode comedy-drama series The Choir, set to air on Apple TV in 2027 with guest appearances from Hannah Waddingham and James McAvoy.
‘Verity’ Tops U.K., Ireland Box Office as Tom Cruise’s ‘Digger’ Opens in Fourth
Sony Pictures’ psychological thriller “Verity,” adapted from Colleen Hoover’s novel, topped the U.K. and Ireland box office with a £3.3 million opening weekend, while Tom Cruise’s “Digger” debuted in fourth place.
‘Will You Still Be My Friend’ Director Lu Po-Shun on Finding Common Ground From San Sebastian to Busan
Taiwanese director Lu Po-Shun discusses his debut feature ‘Will You Still Be My Friend,’ a coming-of-age drama following two boys navigating friendship amid community conflicts, after its San Sebastián premiere and Busan screening.
‘Prince’ Is a Stylized Cinematic Battle Royal With a Show Dog, His Owner, Her Butler and Their Family
An Afghan hound named Prince becomes the central prize in a custody battle among his owner’s relatives in a darkly comedic film premiering at the BFI London Film Festival.
‘Vikings’ Actor Gustaf Skarsgard Makes Feature Directorial Debut With Psychological Horror ‘The Cannibal’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Swedish actor Gustaf Skarsgård makes his feature directorial debut with psychological horror film ‘The Cannibal,’ which began production this week on filmmaker Ingmar Bergman’s home island of Fårö.
Disney+ to Name New Australia Commissioner, Keeps Southeast Asia ‘On the Menu’ as It Triples Local Output
Disney+ plans to name a new Australia commissioner and is tripling local-language output globally, while keeping Southeast Asia production options open, according to an executive at the Busan International Film Festival.
Fangs a million: Lenny Rush on turning an Eric Morecambe classic into a hilarious vampire comedy
Lenny Rush stars in The Reluctant Vampire, a new comedy adaptation of Eric Morecambe’s 1980s children’s book about a teenage vampire who lacks essential vampire skills and may not be a vampire at all.