The CW Network may no longer be the CW that Gen X and Millennials knew and loved, but it’s still sticking with its original name — no matter how far its current programming and strategy continues to stray from its “Riverdale” and Arrowverse roots. “If
NBC will launch a fall 2025 schedule dominated by three nights of live sports — most notably, the arrival of the NBA on Tuesday nights in October. “The NBA is a huge priority for us,” Jeff Bader, NBCUniversal Entertainment’s president, program planning strategy, told reporters
What happens when a pop star falls in love? In Japan’s cutthroat idol industry — she gets sued. That shocking reality forms the backbone of “Love on Trial,” Japanese director Koji Fukada’s Cannes-bound drama that rips the veil off the draconian “no-dating” clauses that keep
CMC Pictures’ biographical drama “The Dumpling Queen” maintained its lead at the China box office for a second consecutive weekend, earning RMB46.9 million ($6.5 million) from May 9–11. The film has now grossed $39.7 million since its release on April 30, according to Artisan Gateway.
Tom Cruise was on top of the world in London Sunday night — or at least on top of the BFI Imax cinema. The Oscar-nominated actor was spotted on the roof of the theater, which currently bears a huge advertisement for his latest spy franchise
The Korean box office continued its steady spring performance over the weekend of May 9–11, 2025, with South Korean crime hit “Yadang: The Snitch” maintaining its hold at No. 1 for the fourth consecutive weekend. The film, starring “Squid Game 2″ actor Kang Ha-neul, added $1.6 million, drawing
After plotting an IPO that didn’t happen, Jérôme Seydoux’s venerable French studio Pathé is welcoming a new shareholder, Rodolphe Saadé, a French-Lebanese shipping billionaire who’s taken a 20% stake in the company through his family holding, Merit France. Saadé also runs CMA CGM, the world’s
Oscar winner Susan Sarandon, acclaimed filmmaker Mike Leigh and Channel 4 international editor Lindsey Hilsum are among more than 600 prominent figures who have signed an open letter urging the BBC to broadcast the delayed documentary “Gaza: Medics Under Fire.” The letter, addressed to BBC