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The 2020s have witnessed major innovations in cinema, from YouTube creators directing blockbusters to copyright-expired character adaptations and fan-driven box office phenomena reshaping Hollywood’s approach.
EA FC 27 has received a 16+ age rating from PEGI instead of its previous 3+ rating, due to new rules covering loot boxes and in-game purchases in Ultimate Team mode.
Larry David’s HBO Max sketch comedy series features dozens of celebrity guest stars portraying historical figures across episodes covering American history from the founding era through modern times.
Letters written by young Morrissey before forming The Smiths are heading to auction with an estimated value of £22,000. The correspondence, addressed to a Birmingham pen friend between 1974 and 1979, documents his early artistic ambitions and observations on punk culture.
Luke Bracey portrays Charles Ingalls in Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie adaptation, emphasizing the character’s well-intentioned nature alongside his naiveté and optimism that often leads to difficult consequences.
Bravo has launched The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, its first domestic installment since Salt Lake City in 2020. The show garnered 2.7 million viewers in its debut week and was quickly renewed for season two.
MrBeast released a philanthropic video featuring NBA star LeBron James granting wishes to children fighting cancer while raising funds for pediatric cancer research through partnerships with Stand Up to Cancer and other organizations.
Tennis champion Andy Roddick makes his acting debut in the pickleball comedy “The Dink,” playing a version of himself alongside star Jake Johnson.
Avatar Studios releases “Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender” on Paramount+, aging up the original characters and following Aang’s journey as the world’s last airbender.
Swedish pop group Roxette canceled its 40th anniversary North American amphitheater tour, citing increased touring costs. The decision follows the band’s 2025 revival with a new lead singer replacing the late Marie Fredriksson.