In 2021, Paramount was testing a new movie called “Something’s Wrong With Rose” — a supernatural horror film about a therapist named Rose who loses touch with reality after witnessing a patient’s bizarre suicide. Audiences at the research screening were responding enthusiastically to the scary
Somebody must be flashing their pearly whites. Paramount Pictures has entered a multi-year, first-look deal with Parker Finn to write, produce and direct features. The pact comes on the heels of Finn’s breakout horror hit “Smile,” which became a sleeper box office sensation. Finn wrote and
The #Scandoval has, predictably, been great for ratings: Bravo’s “Vanderpump Rules” is soaring. According to the network, the March 8 episode of “Vanderpump Rules” — the first to air since the news broke about Tom Sandoval and Raquel Leviss’ months-long affair — drew 2.2 million viewers
Satellite radio and podcast company SiriusXM extended its relationship with Kevin Hart and his entertainment company, Hartbeat, in a new multiyear deal. Under the agreement, Hartbeat will continue to curate content on Hart’s Laugh Out Loud Radio (SiriusXM channel 96), where all of Hartbeat’s audio
Jerah Milligan has signed with CAA for representation. A multi-hyphenate creative artist, Milligan co-created and starred in Netflix’s “Astronomy Club,” which was executive produced by Kenya Barris and Dan Powell, and co-wrote, executive produced, and starred in an original presentation of “Sherlock Homies” for HBO
Goldove Entertainment’s latest sci-fi thriller, “Lumina” has been acquired by Porter+Craig Film and Media, and is set to premiere with a wide-release theatrical campaign this summer. Gino McKoy wrote and directed the film the filmmaker and shot it entirely in Morocco. “Lumina” follows Alex, whose
Arista Records has appointed Veronica Sanjines as general manager, overseeing daily operations for the label and collaborating with its entire roster, including Måneskin, JP Saxe, Tai Verdes, and rising talent such as Lola Brooke. Sanijnes most recently served as VP of marketing at Warner Records
Diablo IV, the long-awaited follow-up to 2012’s Diablo III, will finally release this June, but it sounds like it won’t be launching on Xbox Game Pass. That’s because Blizzard’s Diablo general manager, Rod Fergusson, recently revealed on Twitter that there are currently “no plans” to