Entertainment Articles

Olivia Rodrigo’s inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival drew 45,000 attendees to Irvine’s Great Park, featuring an all-women lineup and raising $20 million for women-focused organizations.

Finneas O’Connell, music producer and Billie Eilish’s brother, married YouTuber and skincare entrepreneur Claudia Sulewski on Saturday in Montecito, California.

An 85-year-old British actor diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease is performing a Samuel Beckett one-man play at a London theatre, with specialized support accommodations in place.

Josey Dorsey, 10-year-old son of actors Naya Rivera and Ryan Dorsey, has secured his first film role in The Burning Valley, potentially appearing alongside his father.

River City concludes after 24 years with its final episode airing Monday, featuring a dramatic fire scene centered on the show’s arch-villain character Lenny Murdoch.

Roger Waters joined as executive producer on documentarian Rishi Pelham’s “Freedom Theatre,” which follows an artist’s efforts to preserve a theater in Palestine’s Jenin refugee camp.

Helsinki’s Finnish Film Affair will unveil 38 film and television projects during its market event running September 23-25, featuring genre content, documentaries, and panel discussions with international industry experts.

The 31st Busan International Film Festival unveils a 13-film Japanese Animation Special program, marking animator Rintaro’s first Korea visit in 17 years alongside four next-generation directors.

Costa Rican director Neto Villalobos Brenes’ dystopian thriller “Love Is the Monster” stars Paulina García as a grandmother facing impossible choices when her granddaughter is kidnapped for ransom.

Naomi Watts will receive the Donostia Award at the San Sebastián Film Festival in September, where her film “The Housewife” will screen.

DraftKings launched a new advertising campaign featuring Kevin Hart and Nick Jonas taking a cross-country road trip to promote sports wagering and prediction markets across the United States.

France’s leading TV distributors showcase over 350 programs at the 32nd Unifrance Rendez-Vous market in Le Havre, featuring scripted series, animated shows, and documentaries with international appeal.