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Inside ‘DAU,’ the 20-Year Soviet Simulation That Became Cinema’s Strangest Ghost Story
Director Ilya Khrzhanovsky built a sealed Soviet world in Ukraine, populated it with thousands of participants and filmed them for three years
Stevie Wonder Hitting the Road for 18-Date ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ 50th Anniversary Tour: See Dates
The shows celebrating the landmark 1976 triple album are slated to kick off on Oct. 13 in Birmingham, U.K.
TIFF Finally Has a Formal Film Market, but Sellers and Buyers Still Don’t Know What to Expect
The inaugural TIFF Market is bringing hundreds of buyers up north for the first time in years, but could it slow sales for festival titles or result in more packages this fall?
Yuridia Announces Las Cartas Sobre La Mesa Tour 2027 in the U.S.: Here Are the Dates
Following her historic shows in Mexico, the singer will bring her tour to 18 U.S. cities starting in February.
John Turturro “Grateful” to Zurich Film Festival for Golden Eye Award Honor
The U.S. star is being recognized for his decades-spanning career and latest performance in Noah Segan's 'The Only Living Pickpocket in New York.'
Carly Rae Jepsen Could’ve Been a One-Hit Wonder or a Mainstream Megastar. Instead, She Became Far More Interesting
The pop star opens up about her upcoming album 'Day and Night' and what she's learned since her breakout hit nearly 15 years ago: "Where I've landed now in my career is the sweet
John Turturro To Receive Zurich Film Festival’s Golden Eye Award
John Turturro is set to receive the Golden Eye Award at the Zurich Film Festival
‘Murdoch Mysteries’ Maker Shaftesbury Hires Nataline Rodrigues In Creative Push
EXCLUSIVE: Canada’s Shaftesbury is supercharging its creative team
John Turturro to Receive Zurich Film Festival’s Golden Eye Award
The Zurich Film Festival will honor John Turturro with the Golden Eye Award at the 22nd edition, which runs from Sept. 24 to Oct. 4
Watch Brad Pitt Talk to Dogs in New De’Longhi Espresso Maker Ad Campaign (EXCLUSIVE)
Brad Pitt is in the doghouse. In a new video ad spot for the De’Longhi Magnifica Duo espresso maker, the Oscar winner is roommates with and talks to a pack of 16 dogs
Stevie Wonder Announces ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ 50th Anniversary Tour Dates
Stevie Wonder has announced dates for his “Songs in the Key of Life Performances – 50th Anniversary Tour,” a celebration of his generation-defining 1976 double album
Tom Jones Alleges ‘The Voice U.K.’ Fired Him at 86 Years Old Due to ‘Financial Difficulty With Insurance’
Singer Tom Jones has claimed he was fired as a judge from singing competition show “The Voice U.K.” due to “financial difficulty with insurance.” “To be clear
Freiburg Baroque Orch/Rattle/Faust review – ‘problem’ Schumann works shine in exceptional evening
Royal Albert Hall, London Simon Rattle, guest conducting the period instrument ensemble, brought insights and detail to these three lesser known works by Schumann
John Legend Announces Pharrell-Produced Album ‘Muse,’ Led by New Song ‘Daylight’
"Daylight," available to stream today, is the first listen from Legend's upcoming full-length release, out Oct. 23 via Republic.
Oasis, Charli XCX, Fontaines D.C., Geese images among Abbey Road Music Photography Awards 2026 nominees
Over 24,500 images were submitted from across 42 countries, and the Music Moment of the Year finalists’ photos are on display at Outernet London The post Oasis, Charli XCX
Casey Affleck On ‘Company’: “I Was Responding In Part To Raging Conflicts In The World, And To Things Inside Myself” — Venice
Casey Affleck‘s Venice Film Festival Competition drama Company is launching on the Lido today
Stevie Wonder Announces Songs in the Key Of Life Anniversary Tour
He’ll play the classic 1976 album in full on all 18 dates
Monty Don is quitting Gardeners’ World – and you’re right to be devastated about it
Handsome, charming and vulnerable, the host made horticulture TV hotter than ever
Omaha Pulls Off a Star-Studded Hollywood Heist for the ‘Manningcast’ Schedule Release (Exclusive)
In a 15-minute film with cameos from Glen Powell, Anne Hathaway, Paul Rudd, Larry David, Jon Hamm, and many more
Musk review – epic study of the world’s richest and most banal man
Venice film festival: Alex Gibney interviews former colleagues, wives
Tom Jones Claims He Has Been Fired From ‘The Voice UK’ Because Of “Financial Difficulty”
Sir Tom Jones is known for his booming baritone voice — and he has certainly used it to call out ITV’s decision to fire him from The Voice UK
Bloc Party share pensive new single and add dates to record store tour due to demand
The new track, a reimagined version of the band's 2023 track 'Blue'
AMC Global Media Settles ‘Walking Dead’ Profit Participation Lawsuit for $120 Million
The company will pay creator Robert Kirkman and the franchise's producers $85M this month, and another $35M next year
Tom Jones dropped from ‘The Voice UK’ after 14 years as a judge
"The only thing I know right now, is that it's never a good time to fire an 86-year-old who's still pretty good at his job" The post Tom Jones dropped from ‘The Voice UK’ after
Latimore, R&B Singer Known for ‘Let’s Straighten It Out,’ Dies at 86
The Blues Hall of Famer became a sensation in 1974 with his hit song “Let’s Straighten It Out.”
Reimagining Josephine Baker, on the Most Opulent Stage in Paris
Amid the red velvet and gold leaf of the Palais Garnier, an experimental tribute strips away cabaret nostalgia to honor a complex American hero and a French icon.
MIAM! Distribution Expands Slate, Strengthens Partnerships With French Indie Producers, Unveiled at Unifrance Rendez-Vous (EXCLUSIVE)
As Unifrance Rendez-Vous kicked out yesterday and with its sales team attending, MIAM
Longstanding Franchises, Distinctive New IPs Help French Animation Industry Weather Market Slowdown
Of the numerous formats impacted by budget cuts and labor shortage in the entertainment industry, animation ranks high in that rather bleak list
‘Dang!’ review: it’s a shame this promising adult animation isn’t better
Andrew Law’s sibling sitcom often feels more exhausting than amusing The post ‘Dang!’ review: it’s a shame this promising adult animation isn’t better appeared first on NME .