As “Squid Game” Season 3 prepares to launch this Friday, Netflix Korea’s Don Kang is reflecting on an extraordinary journey that has transformed Korean content from a regional phenomenon into a global cultural force. Speaking at the ongoing APOS conference in Indonesia, the Netflix VP
In an unexpected turn, State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani took a commanding lead in the Democratic Primary for New York City mayor, and his fiercest challenger, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, has conceded, even with ranked-choice voting still on the horizon. With 92% of the
Allow her to Ri(ri)introduce herself. Dominique Thorne suits up again as Riri Williams in Marvel Television’s “Ironheart.” The Disney+ series continues the adventures of the teenage tech genius, who was introduced in the 2022 movie “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” But this time, the action is
Stephen King’s “The Stand” may finally be heading to the big screen. Filmmaker Doug Liman is attached to direct a feature film of the post-apocalyptic bestseller for Paramount Pictures, with Cross Creek Pictures’ Tyler Thompson on board to produce. The project does not yet have
Christian rock group Newsboys claimed that they’ve been dropped from their record label following former lead singer Michael Tait’s confession earlier this month that allegations of unwanted groping of young men and abuse were largely true. Newsboys, consisting of Adam Agee, Duncan Phillips, Jeff Frankenstein
How do you do a flying horse on stage? Answer: You don’t. They cut the horse. But while Hercules’ friend Pegasus may be gone, in almost every other respect, Disney’s latest stage adaptation, “Hercules,” cleaves to its 1997 animated movie hit. But almost 30 years
Joe Marinelli, an actor who had roles on TV shows like “General Hospital,” “Santa Barbara” and “The Morning Show,” died Sunday. He was 68. Marinelli’s friend, Leigh J. McCloskey, confirmed the death on Facebook. “I knew Joe was sick and so admired his indefatigable spirit
California lawmakers have agreed to expand the state’s film and TV tax incentive to $750 million a year, marking a win for the industry and for Gov. Gavin Newsom. The state Senate and Assembly leadership have accepted Newsom’s proposed funding level, which more than doubles