The Ultimate Fighting Championship heads to “Heart of America” for UFC Fight Night, with Ian Machado Garry (15-1-0) vs. Carlos Prates (21-6-0) as the main card’s marquee matchup. There’s going to be plenty of fireworks with the fight card and there may be some special
With Canneseries in full swing and Norwegian drama “A Better Man,” handled by Beta Film, getting a pink carpet treatment as a world premiere on Sunday, Marianne Furevold Boland, NRK head of drama is ecstatic. And she has every right to be. Since the festival’s
They say the devil’s in the details, and with “Sinners,” Oscar-winning production designer Hannah Beachler paid special attention to every cloud of dust that rolled onto the set. As soon as Ryan Coogler told her he was writing the script, Beachler began researching. The director
For a sense of the challenge of today’s incomprehensibly diffuse media ecosystem, consider the scope of activity in digital advertising within the Magic Kingdom alone. “In any given week, there are 4 billion to 5 billion ad impressions running across Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN,” said
“Sinners” is a winner again, on its way to topping the box office for its second weekend in a row. Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan’s vampire thriller won Friday, ahead of new releases like Ben Affleck’s action sequel “The Accountant 2,” Sony’s video game
Martin Scorsese has boarded Indian filmmaker Neeraj Ghaywan’s Cannes Un Certain Regard selection title “Homebound” as an executive producer, Variety has confirmed. The film is produced by multihyphenate Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions. It stars Ishaan Khatter (“The Perfect Couple”), Janhvi Kapoor (“Devara Part 1”) and
Michelle Pfeiffer is currently filming “Margo’s Got Money Problems,” the Apple TV+ series adaptation of the bestselling novel co-starring Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning, in Los Angeles. In the last 20 years or so, Pfeiffer says of the 23 projects she’s worked on, only three
Darren Criss plops into a swivel chair, directly across from “Oh, Mary!” creator Cole Escola, and stashes his phone between the cushions. The former “Glee” star, on Broadway in “Maybe Happy Ending,” has a list of questions on his cell for Escola, and he’s terrified