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Bill Burr used a rebrand interview to drop the angry-guy act, then reran his Luigi Mangione CEO bit after the shooter had already pleaded guilty.
Destin Daniel Cretton signed a three-year Sony producing pact after Brand New Day’s $2.479 billion run, but the deal does not lock him to direct.
James Gray's Paper Tiger opens NYFF on Friday, a 1986 crime drama recast from an Armageddon Time sequel and drawn from his father's case.
The Legend of Van Dorn puts a discarded Confederate cavalry general on Prime Video as a war romance, which is how 2026 finally remembers him.
Tatiana Maslany called Tom Selleck and Michael Jordan cowardly for staying out of politics, after a one-season She-Hulk run and a call to cancel Disney+.
Chris Hansen walked out of Primetime, then bought TruBlu ads in the same theaters, as A24’s Hansen movie opens September 25.
Jones is shopping Rogue Trooper to theaters after Mute, warning streamer algorithms will shrink films to one kind of movie.
George Lucas still had three Star Wars sequels planned when he poured that decade into the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, which opens September 22, 2026.
A 642-person survey puts Dennis Quaid first among Reagan actors as his 2024 biopic returns to about 600 theaters with 10 extra minutes.
As Lioness season 3 ended, Morgan Freeman and Zoe Saldaña speeches spread again, proving Sheridan’s blunt talk is a Paramount product, not a raid on Hollywood.
