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Palm Tree Crew, the entertainment, hospitality and investment company of Norwegian producer Kygo and manager Myles Shear, said on Tuesday (Sept. 9) that it raised $20 million from investors including WME Group. The strategic partnership with WME Group and other…
Wednesday season 2 part 2 has received a disappointing viewership update, seeing a sharp dropoff despite remaining Number 1 on Netflix. Wednesday season 2 part 1 managed to grab the top spot on Netflix when it premiered with four episodes…
In Alien: Earth, here’s what happened to every member of the Maginot crew and how the ship crashed on New Siam.
Throughout their career, Australian pop artist G Flip has proven time and time again that they have all the skills necessary to be the pop star they’ve always wanted to see in the world. A multi-instrumentalist who started out their…
Warning: Spoilers ahead for Imperial War: Nova – Centurion #1!
Although a pilot should be well-crafted and properly set up a new world and its intriguing characters, endings are just as important, and these sitcom series finales are flawless. There’s definitely an art to wrapping up a sitcom, and the…
Doja Cat’s neon-soaked MTV VMA performance of “Jealous Type” represents more than a showcase of her new single. It’s a calculated throwback to the glam, sax, and synth of the 1980s. Tapping nostalgia is one of pop’s smartest strategies, and…
The Toronto Film Festival’s 50th edition may not have reached previous heights, but it was the liveliest and starriest in years. Daniel Craig and a parade of A-listers delivered “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery” to a boisterous…
2026 will be huge for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but one hero in particular will have his best year yet in the franchise, and it could lead to a bigger role moving forward. The MCU’s Multiverse Saga has wrestled with…
In all its glorious oddness, Good Boy recalls a particular boom time in British exploitation cinema for horror films that weren’t necessarily horror films, movies with titles like Mumsy, Nanny, Sonny and Girly; What the Peeper Saw; and almost anything…