For the first time in its history, the Critics Choice Association has released official shortlists across 11 artisan categories, spotlighting the creative teams whose technical and behind-the-scenes work shaped some of the year’s most acclaimed films. These categories — often referred to as below-the-line, a term used in the industry for the crafts departments that […]
Hulu Renews Ryan Murphy’s Legal Drama ‘All’s Fair’ for Season 2
Hulu has delivered its verdict on All’s Fair — and the legal dramedy is officially returning for Season 2. The Ryan Murphy–created series debuted on november 4 and instantly became a cultural talking piece, blending camp, chaos, and couture into a divorce-lawyer saga anchored by Kim Kardashian. Critics were ruthless — Variety called it a […]
Lennie James Talks Joining ‘Mayor of Kingstown’ Season 4: “I Wanted to Present a Different Kind of Gangster” [INTERVIEW]
Mayor of Kingstown season 4 has already intensified the chaos inside the Taylor Sheridan universe, but one of this year’s biggest standouts is the arrival of Lennie James. Known globally for his commanding performances in The Walking Dead, Fear the Walking Dead, Line of Duty, Save Me, and countless other acclaimed projects, James steps into […]
Donald Glover Opens Up About Stroke He Suffered in 2024: “You Got One Life, Guys”
Donald Glover is opening up about the health crisis that abruptly ended his New World Tour last year — and why returning to the stage now means more than ever. Performing at Tyler, the Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw festival over the weekend, Glover told the crowd that the “ailment” he vaguely referenced in 2024 was […]
Tiffany Haddish Shares New Update on ‘Girls Trip 2’ — Production Aiming for This Summer
The Flossy Posse may finally be dusting off their passports. Tiffany Haddish confirmed that Girls Trip 2 is moving forward, sharing a fresh update on filming and teasing where the sequel might take the women next. Speaking at the PEOPLE and InStyle Drive-By F1 Party in Las Vegas, Haddish revealed that production is expected to […]
Lillo Brancato & Taral Hicks Reunite for Socially Charged Drama Pilot ‘Common Ground’
More than 30 years after A Bronx Tale, Lillo Brancato and Taral Hicks are sharing the screen again — this time in Common Ground, a socially conscious drama pilot set against the backdrop of a small Southern neighborhood confronting a sudden crisis. Directed by U.S. Navy veteran and emerging filmmaker D’Angelo Harris, Common Ground follows […]
David Oyelowo to Direct, Produce, and Star in New Adaptation of ‘Othello’ With Cynthia Erivo and Rachel Brosnahan
David Oyelowo is officially stepping behind and in front of the camera for a bold new film adaptation of Othello. The award-winning actor will direct, produce, and reprise the title role—marking a long-awaited evolution of a project he first led on stage nearly a decade ago. Joining him are Cynthia Erivo as Emilia and Rachel […]
Chiwetel Ejiofor Joins Creative Team for RSC’s ‘The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind’ Musical as Cast Locks In
Chiwetel Ejiofor is returning to a story that’s shaped a major chapter of his career. The actor and filmmaker has joined the creative team for the Royal Shakespeare Company’s upcoming musical The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, serving as a creative associate on the production. The project is deeply connected to Ejiofor’s work: his directorial […]
David Fincher’s ‘Squid Game: America’ Sets February 2026 Start Date For Netflix Spinoff
David Fincher may not be ready to confirm it himself, but all signs point to his next major Netflix project finally taking shape. A new listing from the Film and Television Industry Alliance quietly revealed that “Squid Game: America” is gearing up to begin filming February 26, 2026—the clearest production update we’ve seen since the […]
Hulu Releases Trailer for ‘Living Proof’, Sheryl Lee Ralph’s Powerful New Documentary Centering Black Women With HIV
Hulu has unveiled the official trailer for Living Proof, a moving new documentary special executive produced by Emmy-winning actress, producer, and activist Sheryl Lee Ralph. The project shines a necessary spotlight on Black women whose experiences with HIV have long been overlooked in mainstream storytelling. Set in Atlanta — a major hub of the Southern […]









