Denzel Washington Teams With Christopher McQuarrie for Thriller at Amazon...
Amazon MGM Studios and Scott Stuber’s United Artists (UA) have greenlit an untitled thriller directed by Christopher McQuarrie that will star two-time Academy Award winner Denzel Washington, The Wrap...
View ArticleWhite House Reporter Fires Back After Trump Warns Him He ‘Better Be Careful’...
Andrew Feinberg, the White House correspondent for The Independent, hit back at Donald Trump on Tuesday after the president singled him out during an Oval Office gaggle with reporters earlier in the...
View Article‘You Can See Everything’ Would Have Looked Much Different Without Emma...
“You Can See Everything” would have felt and looked very different without Emma Stone’s help. In a new interview with Vulture, director Lance Oppenheim recounted that getting (spoiler) Amanda Seyfried...
View ArticleNetflix’s Theatrical Strategy ‘Has Evolved,’ Ted Sarandos Says
Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s co-CEO, clarified the streaming giant’s attitudes towards theatrical exhibition during Tuesday’s 2026 Q3 earnings call. He emphasized that family films will likely get the...
View ArticleCulinary Creator Desmond Scott Launches and EPs Digital Cooking Series With...
Desmond Scott, the chef and culinary creator with 1.9 million followers on Instagram, is partnering with BET and Paramount, TheWrap has learned. The digital cooking show “Let’s Get It Started with...
View ArticleGolden Globes Rejects ‘Michael’ Submission as Comedy/Musical
“Michael” will not be competing as a comedy or musical at the Golden Globes, despite Lionsgate’s effort to submit the Michael Jackson biopic in those categories. As first reported by Gold Derby, the...
View ArticleGreg Peters Says Netflix Ad Business Is ‘A Bit Behind’ and Has a ‘Long Road...
Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters admitted that Netflix’s advertising business is behind on its ambitious growth target for the end of year. “Our ads business has delivered really impressive growth since...
View ArticleNetflix Teases Add-On Subscriptions to Come Amid Engagement Slowdown
As Netflix trudges through an engagement slowdown, co-CEO Greg Peters teased that the streamer might embrace add-on subscriptions as a way to “expand our entertainment offering.” “We think that the...
View ArticleTed Sarandos Explains Why He Chose Peter Rice to Run Netflix’s Content Strategy
While answering questions from analysts during quarterly earnings Tuesday, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos had high praise for his newly hired chief content officer Peter Rice, noting that his reputation...
View ArticleVivek Ramaswamy Faces Backlash Over Ad Featuring Opponent Amy Acton’s Mother
A viral attack ad featuring Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton’s estranged mother accusing her daughter of lying about her childhood has sparked backlash against Republican rival Vivek...
View ArticleGOP Sues 11 TV Stations to Block Democrats’ Hope Florida Ad, Threatens...
The Republican Party of Florida has sued the owners of 11 television stations to block a Democratic campaign ad about the Hope Florida scandal, threatening broadcasters with criminal prosecution if...
View ArticleOur 7 Burning Questions for Netflix’s Big Earnings Report
Netflix is seemingly in disarray, and Wall Street is looking to its third-quarter results for a sense of where the streaming giant is headed next. It’s already been a busy few days for Netflix. On...
View Article5 New Shows to Stream This Week on Netflix, Prime Video and More
This week’s new shows debuting across the streaming services include a returning beloved rom-com, a military action thriller and the second outing for a killer animated series. Perhaps the biggest...
View ArticleMegyn Kelly Bemoans ‘You Can See Everything’ ‘Political’ Charlie Kirk...
Megyn Kelly is still recommending “You Can See Everything” to her audience even if the “political” Charlie Kirk mentions angered her. On Monday’s episode of “The Megyn Kelly Show,” the host talked...
View ArticleBBC Seeks Jack Smith Deposition in Trump’s $10 Billion Defamation Case
The BBC is seeking to depose former special counsel Jack Smith as it defends itself against President Donald Trump’s $10 billion defamation lawsuit over a documentary that spliced together portions of...
View ArticleChelsey Summey Departs Warner Bros. as Skydance Plans Comms Reshuffle
Chelsey Summey, head of global communications for Warner Bros.’ motion picture group, has departed the company amidst an upcoming reshuffle of the studio’s communications team under new owner...
View ArticleRichard Riehle, ‘Office Space’ Actor, Dies at 78
Richard Riehle, who became known for his role as Tom Smykowski in “Office Space” has died. He was 78. According to TMZ, who was first to report the news, Riehle died of natural causes last Thursday,...
View ArticleGwyneth Paltrow Will Star in A24 Netflix Series ‘The Apology’
Gwyneth Paltrow is set to star in “The Apology,” a new A24 series coming to Netflix, according to multiple media reports. The streamer has already ordered two seasons of the upcoming project. Thomas...
View ArticleMichael Douglas Says He Asked Marvel to Kill Him Off in ‘Ant-Man’ Movies:...
Michael Douglas petitioned to be killed off the “Ant-Man” films but Marvel refused. In a conversation on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, Douglas was asked by host Josh Horowitz if it was true that...
View ArticleJon Stewart Will Continue Hosting ‘The Daily Show’ Through 2028
Jon Stewart isn’t leaving “The Daily Show” anytime soon. Stewart will host the Comedy Central original through December 2028 and will continue to executive produce the series. Stewart will maintain...
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