Wu-Tang Clan has unveiled its Wu-Tang Forever Time Capsule, a vault that will travel with the group on its final tour, “Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber.” The iconic hip-hop collective revealed the Capsule with Dave Chappelle during a surprise show at the comedian’s YS Firehouse
“The Great American Baking Show” is whipping up more seasons, specials and spinoffs at The Roku Channel and adding actor Andrew Rannells as the new co-host of the growing franchise alongside Casey Wilson and staples Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith. Along with the main series
Netflix has released the first trailer for the film adaptation of Richard Osman’s novel “The Thursday Murder Club,” directed by Chris Columbus. According to an official synopsis, “The Thursday Murder Club” follows ex-spy Elizabeth (Mirren), ex-union activist Ron (Brosnan), ex-psychiatrist Ibrahim (Kingsley) and ex-nurse Joyce
Uttera Singh is wearing multiple hats for her feature directorial debut “Pinch,” which will world premiere in competition at the Tribeca Festival. The India-set mother-daughter dramedy, which Singh wrote, directed, produced and stars in, has been selected for Tribeca’s International Narrative Competition. The pic marks
The writers of “Operation Mincemeat” didn’t make many changes to their very British musical as the West End hit transferred to Broadway in April. But they’ve added a big, bold clarification as the curtain rises each night. “At the top of the show, we now
Jimmy Kimmel latest gripe against Donald Trump is his decision to pardon reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, who headlined the USA Network series “Chrisley Knows Best” for years before being convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud in 2022. “You know, the real reason Trump
Rome’s Cinecittà Studios are filling up once again following a brief hiatus due to the fallout from Hollywood’s writers’ and actors’ strikes combined with a – now fully resolved – spell of uncertainty about the solidity of Italy’s tax rebate for international productions. That’s the main
President Trump’s legal team filed an objection to Paramount Global’s move to dismiss his $20 billion lawsuit against CBS over a “60 Minutes” segment, arguing that the TV newsmagazine’s alleged deceptive editing of an interview with Kamala Harris is not protected by the First Amendment.