We’re picking up sad vibrations. But how traumatized can we feel, once the first few notes of any of Brian Wilson’s most classic songs hits our tympanic membrane? Even his most sorrowful songs — and there were plenty of those, for those days when even
A FAST channel centered around CBS’ “Lucky Dog” is launching on Xumo Play as part of a partnership between Hearst Media Production Group (HMPG) and Comcast and Charter’s join venture streamer Xumo. The FAST channel will include the 12-season library of the Hearst-produced, Emmy-winning “Lucky
Prime Video’s “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” has added three cast members to its upcoming third season: Andrew Richardson, Zubin Varla and Adam Young. Richardson will be a series regular, while Varla and Young will appear in recurring roles. Richardson, a
Streamer Tubi has pacted with Kickstarter to offer distribution opportunities for 20 or more producers who are tapping the crowdfunding platform to support independent filmmaking. As part of the partnership, Tubi will invest in Kickstarter’s newly launched FilmStream Collective Fund, which distributes money to filmmakers
As Emmy voting begins, Gold House returns with its sophomore edition of Gold List TV, spotlighting the most exceptional achievements by Asian creatives in television this past year. Leading the 2025 Gold List TV winners are “Squid Game,” which was honored for outstanding series and
Dream on! In the new trailer for Netflix’s animated comedy “In Your Dreams,” two siblings discover the “The Legend of the Sandman,” a book that sets them on a wild adventure through their dreams. Aptly set to Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams,” the footage shows off their
The BBC has blasted David Walliams, the British comedian and children’s author, for making two Nazi salutes while recording the Christmas special of the comedy panel show ‘Would I Lie To You?’ at Pinewood Studios on Tuesday. Walliams made the gestures during a segment in
The London Indian Film Festival will open its 16th edition with the U.K. premiere of “Little Jaffna.” Directed by Lawrence Valin, the film, which he also co-wrote and stars in, explores the Tamil diaspora experience in France through the prism of gang culture in the