Category: 5. Entertainment

Revered Indian actor Naseeruddin Shah (“Monsoon Wedding”) has joined the Oscar-qualifying documentary “Far From Home” as executive producer, marking his first foray into the documentary space in this capacity.

The short doc,…

A new concert film from the Cure will hit theaters on December 11. Directed by British filmmaker and longtime collaborator Nick Wickham, The Show of a Lost World documents the band’s November 2024 performance at London’s Troxy to celebrate…

Kicking off the year with a surprise Sundance win, Hailey Gates’ debut feature Atropia is now lined up in competition at Tokyo International Film Festival. Satirizing the military, the media and the movie business, the film veers from the…

Shinsuke Sato has given a significant portion of his professional career to the Netflix Japan sci-fi series Alice in Borderland, a situation that is no mean feat given how prolific the Japanese filmmaker has been in recent years, regularly…

If only we could hear Norma Desmond rise up and sing: Don’t cha wish your girflriend, that little tart Betty Schaefer, was hot like me?

That does not happen in Nicole Scherzinger‘s current run of shows, which included a diverting stop…

This year’s annual Jerusalem International Oud Festival will take place November 6-13, and includes well-known musical guests Ehud Banai, Shalom Hanoch, Ravid Kahalani, Dudu Tassa — and Yehuda Poliker performing with a 12-piece band for…

Anyone planning to give the gift of music for Christmas should seriously consider Aristo Sham’s new solo piano album.

The five participants for the second cohort of the Film Frontier Global Networking Program, who will receive 18 months of tailored support to advance their international careers, have been unveiled.

Directors Kaneko Yurina, Kusano Natsuka,…

Japan’s animation industry surged 14.8 percent to reach record revenues of $25 billion (3.8 trillion yen) in 2024, with most of the growth driven by the expanding international popularity of Japan’s favorite art form. The results were…