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Harry Styles has said watching Radiohead perform in Berlin inspired him to tour again. READ MORE: Harry Styles – ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’ review: pop superstar lets the light in The former One Direction star will drop his…
“Normal People” and “Brassic” star India Mullen has stepped behind the camera for her debut short “Lia & Ro” and has lined up an array of Irish talent on screen and off. The short stars Maya O’Shea (“Blade Runner 2099,”…
ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall has flatly denied reports that negotiations with Sky over the possible sale of its Media & Entertainment business have lost momentum, telling journalists on Thursday that the two companies remain “actively engaged” – and offering…
EXCLUSIVE: Brady & The Blues producer Whisper has exited its Sony Pictures Television (SPT) stake after five years and returned to private ownership. The sports and entertainment producer, which was founded 15 years ago by Sunil Patel, broadcaster Jake Humphrey and Formula…
Carolyn McCall, naturally, got deals-related questions during an earnings conference call.
Netflix’s new campus drama, Vladimir, has much potential but ultimately gets a failing grade. An eight-episode limited series, Vladimir‘s starry cast, which includes Rachel Weisz, Leo Woodall, and John Slattery, is enough to attract anyone’s attention, but it’s the show’s…
With her new album debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, for her first leader, Megan Moroney is very much still on cloud 9. The country singer and songwriter brought those good vibes to late-night television on Wednesday night…
When attached to a story about sexually indiscreet academics of fine literature, the name “Vladimir” automatically invokes the author Nabokov. (Problematic age gaps in teacher-student relationships recall “Lolita,” though a closer analog might be the campus satire “Pnin.”) But when…
Julia May Jonas adapts her own acclaimed novel about a married English professor who develops an all-consuming crush on a younger colleague.
This rollicking comedy drama about sex, obsession and the generation gap never plays it safe. There are frequent fantasy sequences – many of them steamy – and the fourth wall is obliterated from the start. Rachel Weisz’s unnamed protagonist doesn’t…