“Deadpool & Wolverine” co-writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick revealed in an interview with IndieWire that Robert Downey Jr. was courted to reprise Tony Stark/Iron Man for a cameo appearance in Marvel’s latest record-breaking blockbuster. Downey turned the offer down, which now makes sense to
“Masterpiece Mommy,” the musical short starring Chinese singer-songwriter Leah Dou, has been selected for the Short Cuts program of the 49th annual Toronto International Film Festival. The film, which was shot in London in four days, marks Dou’s international acting debut outside of China. Directed
Joe Dempsie (“Game of Thrones,” “Adult Material”) leads a wave of new additions to the cast of “Truckload,” winner of Primetime’s Empower Fund at Cannes 2024. Joining Dempsie are Adam Ali (“Waterloo Road,” “Little America”), Cathy Tyson (“Boiling Point,” “Criminal Record”) and Lara McDonnell (“Belfast,”
There are plenty of good reasons why the summer has emerged as a fitting backdrop (and, in turn, apt metaphor) for coming-of-age stories. Whereas spring suggests renewal and winter retreat, the sun-dappled long days of summer lend themselves quite nicely to tales of unbridled discovery.
Jamie Lee Curtis revealed on Kevin Hart’s SiriusXM podcast “Gold Minds” (via Entertainment Weekly) that she asks film crews to wear name tags so that everyone remains equal on her film and television sets. The Oscar winner and current Emmy nominee for “The Bear” said that
It’s a gathering that will bring together CEOs and CMOs, owners of NFTs and MBAs, trading card and pin collectors and a healthy dose of social media creators, podcasters and influencers. VeeCon, which runs Aug. 9-11 in downtown Los Angeles, is at its core an
Cartoon Network has been scrubbed from the web. Warner Bros. Discovery this week pulled the entire contents of cartoonnetwork.com offline — redirecting visitors to a landing page on Max, its subscription-streaming service, encouraging fans to sign up to watch their favorite Cartoon Network shows. The
Grammy, Oscar and Emmy winner H.E.R. will perform the U.S. national anthem at the Olympics closing ceremony in Paris on Sunday. The five-time Grammy winner will be singing at the Stade de France as the Paris Olympics comes to a close and the handover to LA28 begins.