“Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything,” a documentary about the iconic late journalist, is now streaming on Hulu following its premiere at Tribeca Film Festival this month. Walters, who died in December 2022, was famous for her work across programs like “Today,” the ABC Evening News, “20/20”
“The Pitt” has added Sepideh Moafi to the cast of the show’s second season. Production on the hit Max series began earlier in June in Los Angeles. Moafi will appear in a series regular role as an attending physician in emergency medicine. “The Pitt” was
In 2018, director Juan Manuel Fernández was in Thailand, catching up with the news from his home country of Costa Rica, when he came across the story of Anthony Venegas Abarca. The young man had bravely gone public with accusations of child sexual abuse against
Next week, given that Paramount Global has not closed its deal to merge with Skydance Media because the FCC still has not approved it, Paramount is holding its annual shareholder meeting. Shari Redstone, the controlling shareholder of Paramount and non-executive chair, would be guaranteed to
“Hades,” the “Monument Valley” franchise and several other indie mobile gaming titles are leaving Netflix next month amid an ongoing shift in the streamer’s overall plan for its video games division. “Just like with series and film, games will come and go from the service,”
Alex Berger, producer of “The Bureau” and “La Maison,” Larry Kasanoff, behind the “Mortal Kombat” franchise, and Shuzo John Shiota, producer of “Transformers: Prime” will join a swathe of African and European voices set to debate the future of Africa’s film and TV at this week’s third
A bourgeoning film-TV market, the International Salon for Audiovisual Content (SICA), is set to return June 26-28 for its third edition in Abidjan, positioning itself as a lynchpin for Africa’s film and television industry. This year’s edition, moreover, is more ambitious than ever. Unfurling under
When it comes to African animation, few names ring as loudly as AfrikaToon. Founded by visionary producer Abel N’guessan Kouame, the Abidjan-based powerhouse has become a dynamic hub for telling authentically African stories that resonate with audiences on the continent and beyond. With a spate