In the interest of full disclosure, I like my shipboard murder mysteries with an all-star cast and at least a soupçon of camp. That makes it hard to top the high-water mark of the 1978 Death on the Nile, with the delicious feast of Bette Davis and Maggie Smith swapping acid-tongued barbs and Angela Lansbury in full dotty-eccentric glory; or 1973’s The Last of Sheila, written by Anthony Perkins and Stephen Sondheim, no less, and featuring the incomparable Dyan Cannon as a stand-in for brash ‘70s Hollywood superagent Sue Mengers. By contrast, Netflix’s The Woman in Cabin 10 takes itself very seriously.

Universal Music Group will not have to face a lawsuit from Drake, who accused the record company of defamation over its distribution and promotion of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us.”

The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) in Estonia unveiled its competition and first feature competition lineups and the international jury for its 2025 official selection on Friday. The main competition for the 29th edition of the festival includes 17 feature films, with 16 world premieres and one international premiere.

Nicole Scherzinger has now checked another item off the bucket list.

Charli XCX has another “moment” on the way, and she’s got some star power alongside her.

The first official trailer for Korean maestro Park Chan-wook‘s pitch-black comedy thriller No Other Choice has arrived.

It may just be a craving for cool-weather clothing, but Nordstrom’s Fall Savings Event feels especially elevated this year.

Who are you? And what’s going on? Those are just a couple of questions that may be going through your mind while you are watching Magid / Zafar (معجد / ظفیر), a short directed by Luís Hindman, who co-wrote it with Sufiyaan Salam, which world premiered at the 69th edition of the BFI London Film Festival (LFF) on Wednesday night.

Is Hollywood opting in or out? Early signs are that the major studios and talent agencies are now starting to circle the wagons over OpenAI‘s latest product, Sora 2: an invite-only, TikTok-style video app debuting Sept. 30 that allows users to scan their face and place themselves in hyperrealistic clips.

It’s hard to give a basic description of Apple TV+‘s The Last Frontier that doesn’t make it sound like a helluva good time.

Gala of the Stars — the marquee fundraiser put on by Dancers Against Cancer — has reeled in two big ones for its upcoming event.

Charter Communications and its Spectrum brand has spent the last couple of years reimagining its pay-TV product for a streaming era. The strategy shift, which began with last year’s high-profile carriage dispute with Disney, now sees most of the company’s TV plans include access to streaming services, including Disney+, Hulu, ESPN, Paramount+, Peacock, Fox One, HBO Max and AMC+, among others.

Christopher Briney is heading to Hacks!

The cast and creative team behind Amazon MGM Studios’ upcoming film Mercy took to the stage Thursday for a panel at New York Comic Con to discuss their unique approach to filming the upcoming title and to reveal the film’s trailer.

Universal Music Group will not have to face lawsuit from Drake, who accused the record company of defamation over its distribution and promotion of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us.”

Shilo Sanders, the son of Deion Sanders and former University of Colorado star player — no, not that one — has signed with United Talent Agency, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

There are 4.6 million active YouTube channels. There are approximately 1.6 billion active TikTokers. Instagram crossed the 3 billion active user mark this year. More Americans now get their news from social media than from any other source. Typically, all this fragmentation and disruption are lumped together into the over-used, yet under-understood term, the creator economy.

Some YouTube creators who were banned from the platform for violating its policies will be given an opportunity to return, through a pilot program the company is launching.

Charli XCX has another “moment” on the way, and she’s got some star power alongside her.

Who are you? And what’s going on? Those are just a couple of questions that may be going through your mind when watching Magid / Zafar (معجد / ظفیر), a short directed by Luís Hindman, who co-wrote it with Sufiyaan Salam, which world premiered at the 69th edition of the BFI London Film Festival (LFF) on Wednesday night.

After Monster: The Ed Gein Story debuted on Netflix on Friday, it soon earned the No. 2 spot on the streamer’s platform charts with 12.2 million views in its first week.

Cats: The Jellicle Ball is coming to Broadway.

Is Hollywood opting in or out? Early signs are that the major studios and talent agencies are now starting to circle the wagons over OpenAI‘s latest product Sora 2, an invite-only, TikTok-style video app debuting on Sept. 30 that allows users to scan their face and place themselves in hyperrealistic clips.