Emily Watson will receive the Richard Harris Award at this year’s British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs).

Hope you like hot, young, rich, sad people — because HBO’s Industry is back! Well, it’s almost back.

A queer teen grappling with their gender identity is at the center of What It Feels Like for a Girl, the BBC drama telling a party- and drug-fueled trans coming-of-age story based on the memoir of journalist Paris Lees. The show’s breakout star is Ellis Howard, a rising talent from Liverpool.

It’s that time of year again. The time of year when you can’t walk into a multiplex or turn on your television (especially the Hallmark Channel) without encountering a movie determined to make you feel good about the holidays. It can all make you feel as Scrooge-like as washed-up Hollywood action movie star Brad Mac, the protagonist in Chris Foggin’s new addition to the overcrowded genre. It’s no spoiler to reveal that by the end of Tinsel Town (a cute punning title), Brad has learned to embrace the holiday, even if it means having to appear in a British pantomime show.

Eric Dane guest starred on an episode of the Zachary Quinto-fronted Brilliant Minds Monday night, playing an ALS patient — which Dane himself was diagnosed with.

The International Emmy Awards for 2025 were handed out on Monday night in a ceremony in New York City, and it was another big night for British television, with the U.K. picking up seven awards, including best drama, best comedy, best actress and best TV movie/mini series.

Rachel Maddow is ready to debut her first new podcast under the MS NOW banner.

The Queen of Versailles, starring Kristin Chenoweth, is cutting its Broadway run short.

John Eimen, a child actor in the 1950s and ’60s who appeared on such TV shows as Leave It to Beaver, McKeever and the Colonel and The Twilight Zone, has died. He was 76.

Brady Corbet and Mona Fastvold have been here before — quite recently, in fact. The partners in life and work are back in Los Angeles for another cycle of hybrid awards-release promotion, merely a year after their film The Brutalist made the same rounds — eventually going home with three Oscars in addition to a nomination for best picture. They wrote that midcentury epic together, with Corbet directing. Their Hollywood encore tour is in honor of another epic co-writing project, The Testament of Ann Lee, this time directed by Fastvold.

Hong Kong’s beleaguered film industry is looking to rekindle the passion for its movies that once reached fever pitch across Asia during its glory days, with a series of high-profile “gala presentations” that are sharing the city’s stars — and its box office successes — with the region.

FX is heading into the world(s) of Far Cry.

Kayce Dutton’s fresh start at the end of Yellowstone may have been short lived.

As the year starts to wind down and Hollywood begins its turkey trot out of town, Sony Pictures has made one of the biggest book acquisitions of 2025, landing film adaptation rights to James Islington’s Hierarchy series.

It’s that time of year again. The time of year when you can’t walk into a multiplex or turn on your television (especially the Hallmark Channel) without encountering a movie determined to make you feel good about the holidays. It can all make you feel as Scrooge-like as washed-up Hollywood action movie star Brad Mac, the protagonist in Chris Foggin’s new addition to the overcrowded genre. It’s no spoiler to reveal that by the end of Tinsel Town (a cute punning title), Brad has learned to embrace the holiday, even if it means having to appear in a British pantomime show.

Are you feeling upside down trying to remember everything that unfolded in the wild first four seasons of Stranger Things? If yes, same.

This column was conceived not so much as an assignment but as a desperate cry for help to my editors. Please. I’m begging you. Don’t make me write a think piece on One Battle After Another.

Hulu has rendered a verdict on the Kim Kardashian-led legal drama All’s Fair, and it’s a favorable one.

Lil Dicky is ready for things to get animated.

Are you feeling upside down trying to remember everything that unfolded in the wild first four seasons of Stranger Things? If yes, same.

Rupert Grint has confessed he doesn’t feel as though he’ll ever step out of Ron Weasley’s shadow.

Rachel Maddow is ready to debut her first new podcast under the MS NOW banner.