Category: 5. Entertainment

Emma Thompson has spoken of her frustration over the increasing proliferation of AI prompts when writing.

Speaking to Stephen Colbert on his late night talkshow, Thompson, who won an Oscar for her 1996 adaptation of Sense and Sensibility, spoke of…

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IMG Artists has announced the signing of violinist Julian Rhee to its roster for North American representation. He will be represented by artist manager John Stapleton.

Winner of the 2024 Avery Fisher Career Grant,…

Kathryn Bigelow, the director of Netflix thriller House of Dynamite, which depicts government officials responding to a nuclear strike on the US, has responded to criticism by the Pentagon over the accuracy of its defence systems.

Speaking…

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, shot by cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw, is among the official lineup at Poland’s Camerimage Film Festival. 

The festival will take place from November 15 to 22, 2025, in Toruń, Poland. 

Durald…

The sumptuous lensing of Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet, and Joseph Kosinski’s F1: The Movie will be in the spotlight of the 33rd EnergaCamerimage Film Festival, which unveiled its main competition lineup on Wednesday.

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Clocking in at nearly three hours and abounding with actual AI images (of Count Dracula, of the Romanian warlord Vlad Tepes that inspired the famous vampire, and much, much else), the film seems almost deliberately enervating. In a climate where…

Along with cans of matcha powder, Monchhichi blind boxes and bagfuls of 7-Eleven snacks, trend-chasing tourists in Tokyo are squeezing one more item into their suitcases home—and sending waves through the footwear industry.

The must-have…

I have history with Glyndebourne. Back in 1984 when I was a naive 24-year-old, I was a music copyist to make ends meet. My great friend and teacher Oliver Knussen got me work on his opera Where the Wild Things Are ahead of its premiere by…

“Who are you really? What is real happiness? What do you actually need for happiness?” Rhea Seehorn murmurs.

It’s an otherwise ordinary Wednesday afternoon, steps away from bookshelves stuffed with works like “East of Eden” by John…