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David Harbour Suddenly Says "You're Tony Stark" in Interview, Sparks Spoiler Buzz
Stranger Things star David Harbour was asked to improvise a movie line on the spot — and out came a Red Guardian-accented shout of Tony Stark's name, landing right on top of the sensitive detail that Robert Downey Jr. is returning in Avengers: Doomsday as Doctor Doom instead.
Hayden Christensen on Live-Action 'Clone Wars': Portman and McGregor Want to Return
Hayden Christensen revealed on the Hey Jonas podcast that both Ewan McGregor and Natalie Portman are interested in returning to Star Wars, raising the possibility that the "original gang" could bring the Clone Wars era to life in live-action.
'Skins' Star Reveals Her OnlyFans Earnings Triple What She Made on the Show
Megan Prescott, who played Katie Fitch in the British teen drama "Skins," reveals her OnlyFans earnings are three times what she made from the show, and looks back on how she went from odd jobs at a distillery during the pandemic to building a career on the creator platform.
Bruce Campbell Retires From Playing Ash, Citing Changed Abilities
68-year-old Bruce Campbell has confirmed on X that he's fully stepped away from the role of Ash, insisting he doesn't want the character shortchanged by his declining physical abilities—though he'll stay on with the Evil Dead franchise as a producer.
Zombies Are More Than Monsters: Yeon Sang-ho's 'Colony' Explores Collective vs. Individual
"Train to Busan" director Yeon Sang-ho returns with new film "Colony," set inside a high-rise office building. He talks about why zombie films keep capturing the fears and anxieties of contemporary society.
"Boston" Hits No. 2 on Billboard — Stella Lefty Gives Noah Kahan a Writing Credit
Chicago newcomer Stella Lefty's "Boston" rode TikTok all the way to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, but the melody bears a striking resemblance to Noah Kahan's "Stick Season." She admits she "wasn't thinking about anything" while writing it — and ended up retroactively giving him a writing credit.
Swallowed Whole: 'Whalefall' Trailer Teases a 60-Minute Fight for Survival
20th Century Studios has released the official trailer for "Whalefall," starring Austin Abrams as a diver swallowed whole by a sperm whale with only sixty minutes of oxygen left to survive. The film hits theaters in North America on October 16.
Recast Drama: Dave Bautista Steps In as Kratos in Live-Action "God of War"
Amazon Prime Video's live-action "God of War" has swapped leads mid-production—former WWE star Dave Bautista officially takes over as Kratos, replacing Ryan Hurst, who needs surgery after an on-set injury. Production will resume in Vancouver.
Mac Miller's "The Divine Feminine" Marks 10th Anniversary With Vinyl Reissue, Unreleased Tracks
The Mac Miller Estate and Warner Records have announced a 10th anniversary 3LP vinyl reissue of "The Divine Feminine," featuring three previously unreleased tracks, dropping October 2.
'National Treasure 3' Confirmed in Development, Script Underway
Director Jon Turteltaub confirmed during a podcast recording that "National Treasure 3" has officially entered development, with the script currently being written and plans to bring back the original cast — reviving the franchise after nearly two decades.
‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Ending Explained: Do Kris and Billy Survive?
Jane Schoenbrun's new film closes with sex and fear intertwined, as Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder's characters choose to embrace desire over dread after a bloody climax. The Cannes Queer Palm winner is now playing in UK cinemas.
Tacopi's Original Sin Movie Gets Official Title, New Footage Ahead of November Release
Taizan5's buzzworthy manga "Tacopi's Original Sin," already adapted into anime, is now heading to the big screen. The film version, subtitled "-Thank You, See You Tomorrow-," re-edits the 2025 anime's full 6-episode run and adds new scenes, with a Japanese theatrical release confirmed for November 27, 2026.
'Reacher' Season 4 Soundtrack Revealed: Old-School Blues Meets Pixies and The Doors
Alan Ritchson-led 'Reacher' returns for Season 4 on Prime Video, with the first four episodes' soundtrack spanning old-school blues, funk, and classic rock hits from The Doors and Pixies — here's the full tracklist.
Noah Kahan to Headline Wembley Stadium as 2027 UK & Ireland Tour Goes Stadium-Size
Noah Kahan has announced three UK and Ireland stadium shows for July 2027, with London's Wembley Stadium set to be the biggest headline gig of his career yet. Ticket sale details have also been released.
Charlie Hunnam's New Show "Legends" Reunites Original "SOA" Cast to Play Themselves
Charlie Hunnam single-handedly created FX's new series "Legends," bringing back the original "Sons of Anarchy" cast to play fictionalized versions of themselves. The story kicks off after a fan convention reunion pulls them into real-world danger, and while original creator Kurt Sutter isn't involved, he's already given his blessing.
"Solo-to-Couple 2" Finale: Chaeju's Kimono Look Hailed as Real-Life Tamayo
In the finale of Netflix's dating show "Solo-to-Couple 2," the confession segment saw male and female contestants change into kimonos, with Chaeju and Yuru's contrasting looks becoming the talk of the town — netizens declared it a perfect recreation of "Demon Slayer" characters.
'Outer Banks' Final Season Tracklist: Ray Charles Sets the Grief, Tame Impala Closes the Youth
Netflix's "Outer Banks" wraps up with Season 5, and after JJ Maybank is killed by his own biological father, the season's soundtrack spans from Ray Charles to Tame Impala—with the song choices telegraphing the emotional ending before the plot even catches up.
Its Own Experiment Debunks the Argument: Channel 4 ADHD Documentary Sparks Backlash
"The Great ADHD Myth?" took a 10-year-old boy diagnosed with ADHD off his medication for six weeks. His school performance got worse, and he went back on meds — yet the show still pushed the claim that ADHD is a "social construct." ADHD UK slammed the contradiction and has filed a complaint with Ofcom.
Gang of Youths Quietly End Four-Year Hiatus with a Tomato-Inspired Love Song
David Le'aupepe returns with new single "Things Take Time," ditching stadium-rock volume for a jazz-tinged piano and brass number that marks a formal farewell to the band's past.
Oasis Reunion Documentary Trailer Drops: Gallagher Brothers' First Joint Interview in 20 Years
In the trailer for "Don't Look Back In Anger," Noel asks the question everyone's been thinking: "Are we going to fuck it up again?" The documentary, chronicling the Oasis Live '25 tour, hits theaters worldwide on September 11, with tickets already on sale.
'The Mentalist' Climbs Netflix Charts Again, Seven Seasons of Music from Bach to Bon Jovi
This crime drama that premiered in 2008 has recently returned to the upper ranks of Netflix's charts, with a full soundtrack list spanning classical music to Lana Del Rey and The Rolling Stones across its seven seasons and 151 episodes.
Haim Bassist Este Reveals New York Living Is Feeding the Band's Fifth Album
Este Haim sat down with NME to talk about married life and the fresh inspiration New York has brought her, while responding for the first time to the creative direction and progress of the band's fifth studio album.
Blondshell's New Song "Fur Elise" Captures an Off-Key Wedding Moment
Blondshell has released "Fur Elise," the closing track from her upcoming album *Violins*, borrowing the title of the classic piano piece to capture the moment of standing frozen at a wedding aisle. The album drops September 25 via Partisan Records.
The Secret He Couldn't Write Until 45: Brandon Flowers' New Album Digs Up Childhood Shadows
The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers drops his third solo album, "Thrasher," on August 21. For the first time, he opens up about the domestic violence and drug use he witnessed growing up, and reveals that "Miss America" — a song written for his sister — only made the cut after she gave her blessing.