For Marvel fans, “Thunderbolts*” may well be remembered as the film that got the hobbling MCU franchise back on track — although that’s mostly just wishful thinking from the suckers who’ve been faithfully keeping up with every sequel, spinoff and TV series Marvel pumps into
Last week, Ed Sheeran topped a bill of more than 20 multi-genre artists performing at Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Park during the new Off Limits music festival, which aims to become the biggest event of this type in the Middle East. Other acts included bands OneRepublic,
AI production studio Asteria revealed its first live-action feature, titled “Uncanny Valley,” which will also mark the feature directorial debut of studio co-founder Natasha Lyonne (“Poker Face,” “Russian Doll”) and will be made by combining AI tools with “traditional” filmmaking techniques. Asteria describes itself as
Lyrical Media and Ryder Picture Company will adapt Sian Gilbert’s debut thriller “She Started It” for the screen. Jessica Sharzer, the screenwriter behind “A Simple Favor,” is set to direct from the script she co-wrote with Sarah Masson. Ryder Picture Company’s Aaron Ryder and Andrew Swett
Simon Bird, the British comic best known for his role in “The Inbetweeners,” has lined up his second film as director following his 2019 feature debut “Days of the Bagnold Summer.” “Pretend I’m Not Here,” described as a “compelling and comedic exploration of human relationships
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for Jeneva Rose’s novels “The Perfect Marriage” and “The Perfect Divorce.” Sarah Morgan has gotten away with it again: Jeneva Rose’s “The Perfect Divorce,” the sequel to 2017’s “The Perfect Marriage,” has hit No. 1 on the New York Times
French film entrepreneur Serge Hayat, who won the top prize at the inaugural World AI Film Festival (WAFF) with the bible for “White Mask,” has partnered with his son Amaury to launch a new AI-powered start up, OzmaLabs. OzmaLabs was first used to develop the
Amazon is reportedly planning to display the cost of President Trump’s tariffs on products the ecommerce giant sells — drawing an immediate condemnation from the White House. At a press briefing Tuesday falling on the 100th day in Trump’s second term, White House press secretary