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Tribeca Festival marks a quarter‑century milestone this spring, expanding to a broad slate of 118 features, including 103 world premieres and 86 shorts. The event runs June 3–14 across venues around…

Newsom Takes Aim at Hegseth After Pulp Fiction Quip At Pentagon Ceremony Pete Hegseth, the former Fox News host now in a Pentagon‑related post, sparked a media stir by quoting a…

Carrie Preston delivers a career‑defining turn as Elsbeth Tascioni in CBS's procedural, anchoring the episode Murder, He Wrote with wit and moral clarity. The guest villain, portrayed with chilling precision by…

The Pitt’s second season closes with a small, human moment rather than a grand mystery. In the finale, Whitaker’s freshly issued doctor badge seems to vanish into the day’s events, only…

Lorne Michaels envisions SNL U.K. as a sharper, wittier version that stands apart from its American sister show. He says the UK edition should feel like the cooler of the two,…

For Game of Thrones fans, winter has grown more about waiting than arrival. The Winds of Winter, George R.R. Martin’s next instalment in A Song of Ice and Fire, remains delayed…

Kanye West, who now goes by Ye, has paused his scheduled Marseille concert as French authorities reportedly weigh options to block the event over past antisemitic remarks and pro‑Nazi declarations. Ye…

Channel 4 renews A Comedy Thing YouTube channel for year two Channel 4 is renewing A Comedy Thing, the YouTube home for rising stand‑ups, for a second season. The show will…

Jim Jarmusch has built a lasting portrait through sound as much as through image, a filmmaker whose career doubles as a study in music‑driven storytelling. His early work, Permanent Vacation (1980),…

Universal’s new romantic comedy, You, Me & Tuscany, raises a timely question about the future of Black-led love stories on the big screen. The film stars Halle Bailey as a chef…