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Practical Magic 2 Box Office Opens to $30M as Fall Moviegoing...

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Practical Magic 2 opens to $30M domestically, leading a slower fall box office weekend with strong audience scores and solid long-run potential.

Practical Magic 2 Global Debut Reaches $46M as Domestic Audiences Lead...

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Practical Magic 2 opens to $46M worldwide, with domestic audiences driving the sequel’s early box office performance.

Bertil Nillson’s ‘Masc’ at TIFF 2026 Puts Queer Autistic Identity Front...

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Bertil Nillson’s Masc premieres at TIFF 2026, spotlighting queer, biracial, autistic identity through a nuanced character study.

Barry Bremen and the 1985 Emmys: How Betty Thomas’ Award Was...

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Barry Bremen nearly hijacked Betty Thomas’ Emmy in 1985, creating one of the wildest live TV moments in awards-show history.

TIFF Midnight Madness Gets Political With ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney’

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TIFF’s Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney turns Canadian political history into a stylized Midnight Madness documentary event.

Scooby-Doo: Origins Season 1 Wraps Production as Netflix Sets 2027 Premiere

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Scooby-Doo: Origins has wrapped Season 1 production, with Netflix’s live-action mystery series set for a global premiere in 2027.

Vertical Rescues Lily James’ ‘Cliffhanger’ Reboot for Spring 2027 Theatrical Release

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Vertical has acquired U.S. rights to the Lily James and Pierce Brosnan-led Cliffhanger reboot, setting a spring 2027 theatrical release.

The Surgeon Review: Michelle Yeoh Turns a Medical Thriller Into a...

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Michelle Yeoh leads The Surgeon, a brutal and inventive medical thriller that emerged as one of TIFF’s most talked-about action films.

I Play Rocky Review: Peter Farrelly’s Inspiring Biopic Lands a Crowd-Pleasing...

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Peter Farrelly’s I Play Rocky turns the making of Rocky into an emotional, crowd-pleasing biopic led by a standout Anthony Ippolito.

Peacock Cancels M.I.A. After One Season: What Happened to Bill Dubuque’s...

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Peacock cancels M.I.A. after one season, ending Bill Dubuque’s Miami crime drama despite early buzz and network support.

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