Berlin-based sales agency M-Appeal has sold New York erotic tale “Drunken Noodles,” which premiered in the Cannes ACID sidebar and is competing for the Queer Palm, to Taiwan, France and Germany. Taiwan’s Hooray Films acquired the film by Argentine director Lucio Castro (“End of the
Jessica Mann, the third and final accuser to testify in Harvey Weinstein’s New York retrial, returned to the stand on Tuesday to detail an alleged rape that she said occurred nine months after the charges he now faces. Mann began her testimony Monday about what
For the first time as a native New Yorker, I pulled off the ultimate Broadway doubleheader — a 5 p.m. performance of the uproariously surreal “Oh, Mary!” followed by the 7 p.m. punch of “John Proctor Is the Villain.” Beyond making me homesick for $1.50
Jaw-gaping, Rayo, a white greyhound, sprints after a hare over grassy fields, encouraged by Toni and family in a truck driven by his grandfather Chule: “Ciudad sin sueño” (“Sleepless City) opens with a sense of celebration and freedom, enjoyed by a Roma family living in
Films Boutique has sold Hasan Hadi’s “The President’s Cake,” which had its world premiere in Cannes sidebar Directors’ Fortnight, to multiple territories. The film was picked up by Lucky Red for Italy, Atalante for Spain, Rialto Distribution for Australia/New Zealand, Filmcoopi for Switzerland, Cinobo for
Mattel and TriStar Pictures are developing a live-action and animated hybrid feature film based on Mattel’s classic Whac-A-Mole game. “Whac-A-Mole is more than a game — it’s a laugh-out-loud battle of reflexes that has brought joy and a little chaos to families for five decades,”
Jessel Taank has signed with WME for representation in all areas. Taank, a British-Indian television personality, entrepreneur and cultural commentator is best known for her breakout role on Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of New York City,” joining the series in 2023 during its highly-anticipated reboot.
Three prominent U.S. senators warned Paramount Global and controlling shareholder Shari Redstone that they might be breaking a federal anti-bribery law if they agree to settle President Trump’s lawsuit against CBS over a “60 Minutes” segment. In a letter addressed to Redstone that was posted