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Theodore Shapiro received the BMI Icon Award at the 2026 BMI Film, TV and Visual Media Awards, which was held on Wednesday (May 13) at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. The award recognized his body of work…
After the newly announced lineup of PlayStation Plus games being added to the service, it looks like Red Dead Redemption 2 is officially going to be available for free for millions of subscribers alongside several other top-tier games starting on…
EXCLUSIVE: Here’s a big one. Will Smith has just committed to star in David Gordon Green-directed action-thriller Supermax, about two FBI agents investigating a murder that’s taken place in the world’s most secure prison. In a deal pegged in the…
Gap Inc. has enlisted former Paramount executive Lourdes Arocho as part of the retailer’s “Fashiontainment” strategy to ink partnerships for its apparel brands in music, TV, film, sports and more. Arocho will join the company May 15 as senior VP…
As senior vp & head of licensing, Lourdes Arocho will “connect the company more deeply to entertainment, sports, and the cultural moments shaping conversation.”
Eight years after Cate Blanchett, Agnes Varda and other female filmmakers demonstrated on the steps of the Palais, women directors have made some gains across the festival, except in the one section that matters most: “There is still the perception…
Some X-Men animated shows became classics. Others never fully unlocked their mutant potential.
Director Sébastien Laudenbach on adapting Bizet’s Carmen for a young audience, why he set out to make a movie he’d never quite finish — and what failure can teach children.
Film i Väst has presented eight new co-productions at Cannes, including Lone Scherfig’s romantic spy thriller “Honeytrap,” Levan Akin’s next film “Summer in Heat” and “Ruben,” a documentary about Ruben Östlund. For her 12th film, Scherfig (“Italians for Beginners,” “An Education”)…
Jonathan Blow is not interested in holding your hand. The indie auteur’s previous efforts, games like Braid and The Witness, are much more interested in letting you figure everything out for yourself. Blow’s digital worlds are mysterious puzzle boxes that…