Category: Entertainment

Tyra Banks sued Netflix over Reality Check, claiming her 3.5-hour interview was cut to 16 minutes and built a false narrative about an assault on her show.

Adrian Chiarella's queer horror debut Leviticus premieres June 18 in Australia and June 19 in the US, the latest collaboration between Causeway Films and NEON.

Anna Faris tells Variety about the scrutiny of her 2017 Chris Pratt divorce and the podcast she says got her through it, as Scary Movie 6 hits theaters.

Curry Barker says Milk & Serial is "probably going to happen" as a feature, opening a YouTube-to-feature pipeline Blum, Wan, and the studios are now courting.

Backrooms and Obsession proved 2026 is the year of indie horror. These five films, including Evil Dead Burn and a Cannes hit, are still to come.

Mosul, the 2019 Arabic-language war film on Netflix, is being called by viewers the best urban warfare film since Black Hawk Down and The Hurt Locker.

Rubendra Govender's film of his 2008 novel Sugar Cane Boy premieres at Durban's Suncoast CineCentre on July 2, opening in South African cinemas on July 10.

This Tempting Madness opens June 12, 2026 with Simone Ashley. Director Jennifer E. Montgomery reveals the true story behind the film in an exclusive.

Bharathiraja, the Tamil filmmaker behind 16 Vayathinile and Muthal Mariyathai, dies at 84 in Chennai. Rajinikanth, Vijay and Radikaa lead tributes.

Warner Bros. dropped Mortal Kombat II's first 10 minutes on IGN before the June 9 digital release. The clip shows Kitana's origin and a $128.1M box office.