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Cannes 2026 hosted a conversation about how to bring culturally specific stories to a global marketplace. IndieWire teamed with the American Pavilion to stage Local to Global Storytelling, a talk sponsored…

Back to the 1970s: the first big Trek cons In the early 1970s, Star Trek fans gathered for the movement’s first major convention, Star Trek Lives!, held January 21–23, 1972 at…

On Deadline's Crew Call podcast, Owen Wilson and Jason Keller unpack the beating heart of Stick: how father figures and mentors shape the ambitions of young athletes. The chat frames the…

Star Wars fans debate what the saga is today, but one constant endures: the music that gives the films and series their unmistakable identity. Since 1977, John Williams’ scores have helped…

Marshals widens the Yellowstone universe by tracking Kayce Dutton as a U.S. Marshal in Montana. Some fans grumbled that the CBS spin-off moves away from the family drama that defined the…

The Memorial Day box office was led by the Star Wars spinoff The Mandalorian and Grogu, which opened to roughly $100 million in domestic ticket sales over the long weekend. Four‑day…

Wendell Pierce is redefining what it means to run a yearlong acting schedule. He’s pursuing a layered trifecta of theater, television and film, and this season he’s pulling it off in…

Kate Mansi is stepping away from General Hospital after a three-year stint as Kristina Corinthos-Davis.The development was first reported by soap-press insider Stephanie Sloane and later confirmed by Mansi on social…

Brendan Wayne is the unseen force behind The Mandalorian’s most disciplined movements: the on-set body double for Pedro Pascal and the grandson of a legend in Western cinema, John Wayne. Wayne’s…

CBS News Radio is closing its doors after almost a century on the air, ending a distinctive era in American journalism. In the farewell, Murrow’s mantle looms large as the closing…