Category: 5. Entertainment

Revered filmmaker Mira Nair will present Rohan Parashuram Kanawade’s “Cactus Pears” (Sabar Bonda) for its North American release, with support from Payal Kapadia, whose “All We Imagine as Light” earned international acclaim last…

This year’s overarching theme for MIPCOM‘s Women In Global Entertainment Power Lunch? Resilience.

Some of television’s most senior industry execs flocked to Cannes’ Hotel Majestic on Monday as MIPCOM formally kicks off another…

Spain has figured out how to turn its creative talent into serious global business. In a joint presentation at Mipcom, leading entertainment research company Parrot Analytics and Spanish Trade & Investment entity ICEX, revealed new data that…

Marriage is hard – especially when your partner shrinks to doll-size due to a scientific mishap. Which is exactly what happens to Lindy (Elizabeth Banks) and Les (“Succession” star Matthew Macfadyen) in Sony Pictures Television’s series…

A documentary about Taylor Swift‘s Eras Tour has long been the stuff of rumor, and now it’s finally confirmed as the stuff of reality — but there’s much more to it than expected. The singer announced Monday that a six-part docuseries,…

Keira Knightley said that she was “not aware” of demands to boycott JK Rowling prior to joining the cast of the new audiobook versions of the Harry Potter series.

Knightley was speaking to Decider to promote her new Netflix movie The Woman in…

Bridgerton will be welcoming viewers back to the Ton with a two-part release this winter.

Season four of the Shonda Rhimes-created hit period drama will return on Netflix with Part 1 on Jan. 29, followed by Part 2 on Feb. 26. Each part…

Turmoil and disruption in the traditional television business, from the new dominance of YouTube and streaming platforms to the rise of AI, will dominate conversations at the international TV confab MIPCOM Cannes. Indie production giant Banijay…