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Laura Adler, an Emmy-nominated casting director and former administrator of Casting Society, died Thursday in Los Angeles following a brief illness. She was 65. A Casting Society rep confirmed the news to Deadline. Adler was set to receive the Casting…
The Kennedy Center has lost another one of the few remaining stars on its 2026 schedule, as the legendary soprano Renée Fleming has dropped out of an appearance at the embattled venue previously scheduled for May. Although many of the…
Zombie movies have existed for nearly a century, with the very greatest exploring humanity’s changing fears, anxieties, and obsessions. From early supernatural tales rooted in voodoo mythology to globe-spanning apocalyptic thrillers, the horror subgenre has proven remarkably flexible. What makes…
The congresswoman and ‘Simple Life’ star took part in a press conference Thursday, where Hilton shared her experience as a victim of nonconsensual pornography.
Chris Pine is in the dark about the future of the “Star Trek” franchise. During a Sundance interview at the Variety Studio presented by Audible, the actor was asked about Paramount’s new leadership and what they have in store for the…
Christophe Gans, who directed the original Silent Hill film adaptation in 2006, comes back for Return to Silent Hill despite the harsh critical reception the first one received.
General Hospital honored the late actor Anthony Geary, who played Luke, on Friday’s episode – watch the video tribute.
Three great shows worth watching on Paramount+ this weekend, January 23–25, 2026, include critically acclaimed hidden gems and forgotten action, thriller, and drama series.
What they’ll do with HBO/Max is a bit more up in the air, co-CEO Greg Peters says.
Other stars who stopped by the Pendry Hotel space — sponsored by Heineken, Boll and Branch, Bogner, Delta and Ohio Goes to the Movies — at the 2026 edition of the festival include Cooper Hoffman, Gemma Chan and John Wilson.