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Caroline Bienstock, Former President/CEO of Carlin Music, Dies at 68
Bienstock worked for decades at Carlin, the publishing company her father named after her.
Netflix Orders ‘Lonesome Dove’ Series From Zoe Kazan & Jeb Stuart Based On Larry McMurtry’s Novel
Larry McMurtry’s classic Lonesome Dove novel is returning to television as a Netflix series
Telluride Takeaways: From Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti’s ‘Debut’ to Nathan Fielder’s Audacious Dare to the Doc Branch
On my last morning in Telluride, halfway through breakfast at Butcher & Baker
Meta Lab Heads to Best Buy With Rollout of 50 Locations by End of 2026
The nationwide openings continue the effort from Meta to make innovative technology easier to experience.
Lil Durk Closings: Prosecutors Hammer ‘Revenge,’ Defense Cites ‘Tsunami of Reasonable Doubt’
The rapper is fighting charges he put a bounty on Quando Rondo in retaliation for the killing of King Von
Who Will Be Nominated for 2026 CMA Awards? Billboard Offers Our Top Predictions
Will Ella Langley and other women dominate nominations this year, or will stadium headliners such as Morgan Wallen and Luke Combs lead the way?
Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker Says He’ll No Longer Sign Autographs After Shows: ‘Please Don’t Be Offended’
The psychedelic pop star took to his Instagram Stories to share his dismay with "autograph hounds" and excessive crowds waiting after shows.
Jhené Aiko Announces New Album ‘Westside Whimsy’ & It’s Coming Sooner Than You Think
The R&B singer's last album, Chilombo , arrived in March 2020.
The First Episode of ‘Star Trek’ Was Not the Best Episode of ‘Star Trek’
A rewatch of the series premiere 60 years after it initially aired.
Keen Ruffalo Signs With CAA
EXCLUSIVE: Actor Keen Ruffalo has signed with CAA, Deadline has learned
Congress Begins Drafting 20% Federal Film Incentive With Trump’s Blessing (EXCLUSIVE)
Members of Congress are drafting legislation that would create a 20% federal film and TV incentive — with bonuses that could bring it as high as 30% — after President Trump
Three people die at Burning Man this year, tripling average number of deaths
Rise in fatalities comes amid news reports that the average age of Burning Man attenders is increasing Three men over 50 died at Burning Man this year
Bruce Davis, Longtime AMPAS Executive Director, Dies at 83
Bruce Davis, who served as Executive Director of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and helped develop the Margaret Herrick Library and Academy Film Archive
International Revenues Of $2.1B Boost British TV Makers, Census Finds, As Pact Warns BBC Must Avoid “Managed Decline”
Revenue from Britain’s independent producers hit its second-highest total last year, despite spend from UK broadcasters falling beneath £2B ($2.7B) for the first time since 2020
British TV Sector Revenues Hit $5.1 Billion Last Year Driven by U.S. Streamers: It ‘Underlines the Strength of the U.K. Production Market’
British TV sector revenues hit £3.81 billion ($5.1 billion) last year, largely driven by U.S. streamers. The results were published by Pact, the U.K
Paramount Argues That the States Post a $1.88 Billion Bond to Cover Warner Bros. Bills
Courts have historically side-eyed issuing massive bonds in merger cases, particularly when the government challenges the deal
Hear Whethan’s Set From Splash House 2026, Including a Glitchy ‘Levels’ Edit & New Music With Subtronics
It's 90 minutes of bass from the poolside party to your ears.
Ex-‘60 Minutes’ Managing Editor Goes Public After Firing, Tells CBS Staffers to “Hold the Line”
Guy Campanile, who says he worked for CBS for 34 years, weighed in on his 2026 exit ahead of the program’s latest season.
Smithsonian’s Secretary to Resign as Trump Tries to Rule the Institution
In the face of escalating White House attacks about how museums present American history, Lonnie G. Bunch III has announced his decision to depart.
Jon Small, Director and Early Billy Joel Collaborator, Dies at 79
They were in two bands together before Mr. Joel became famous, and briefly fell out over Mr. Joel’s affair with Mr. Small’s wife. Mr
How to Stream ‘The Drop: A Snowfall Saga,’ FX’s 2026 ‘Snowfall’ Spinoff
Malcolm Spellman's new drama debuts over three years after the original's six-season run concluded.
Fired ‘60 Minutes’ Managing Editor Says New CBS Bosses Wanted ‘White House Talking Points in Our Reporting’ and ‘We Questioned Authority’
Former “60 Minutes” managing editor Guy Campanile, who was fired in May alongside some top correspondents
Paramount Warns CA AG Bonta & WGA Of WBD Merger Fallout & “Financial Consequences If Their Challenge Ultimately Fails”
Just weeks before Paramount Skydance starts being on the hook for the vaunted $7-million-a-day ticking fee to Warner Bros Discovery shareholders
African American Film Critics Association Donates $25,000 to Black Film Hall of Fame – Film News in Brief
The African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA) is donating $25,000 to the Black Film Hall of Fame. “Supporting the Black Film Hall of Fame with this modest gift fits
Casey Affleck’s ‘Company’ Earns 4.5-Minute Ovation At Venice World Premiere
Casey Affleck returned to the Venice Film Festival on Tuesday with his latest directorial effort, Company
Andrew Garfield Explains the Robin Hood Energy in ‘The Uprising’ — and Why Marketing Noise Doesn’t Faze Him
The two-time Oscar nominee also reflects on his 'Social Network' co-star Jesse Eisenberg’s decision not to return as Mark Zuckerberg for Aaron Sorkin’s 'The Social Reckoning,'
‘Harry Potter And The Cursed Child’ Posts Big Gain As Summer Slips Away – Broadway Box Office
Broadway held steady as the summer season came to a close with the Labor Day holiday, with the 25 productions grossing a total $26,258,361 for the week ending September 6
Summer Box Office Hit an All-Time High in 2026 — We’re So Back, Right? And 4 Other Takeaways
A $4.765 billion summer was powered equally by "Spider-Man" and Christopher Nolan as it was "Obsession" and A24.
John Malkovich Drops Out of ‘The Music Critic’ in Israel After Press Release Attributed False Quotes
John Malkovich has pulled out of a performance of “The Music Critic” set to take place in Tel Aviv, Israel, after a press release falsely attributed quotes to the actor