Tuesday, October 27, 2026

James Gray’s ‘Paper Tiger’ Opens the New York Film Festival

The crime drama starring Adam Driver, Scarlett Johansson and Miles Teller launched the 64th New York Film Festival on Sept. 25.

Chandramohan Nallur Is building A New Kind Of Beverage Empire From Poland To The World

Chandramohan "Chandu" Nallur has never tasted alcohol...

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Why Spynn Has Become the Most Talked-About Name in a PR Industry That Rarely Agrees on Anything

The public relations industry does not usually rally around a newcomer. It is a business built on relationships and gatekeeping, held together by the belief that outcomes cannot be...

People Used to Google. Now They Ask: Why AI Is Changing How Businesses Get Found

As consumers increasingly turn to AI platforms for recommendations, businesses face a new challenge:...

Dionne Warwick Cancels Voices for ALS Appearance in New York Over Leg Pain

Dionne Warwick pulled out of a Voices for ALS charity concert at Carnegie Hall's Zankel Hall because severe leg and foot pain left her unable to stand or walk.

Rosalía Sings Reliquia on Pointe in Saturday Night Live Return

Rosalía returned as Saturday Night Live's musical guest and performed Reliquia from her album Lux while dancing on pointe.

VisionQuest Holds UK Premiere in London as Critics Split Over Marvel Series

Paul Bettany and James Spader attended the UK premiere of Marvel's VisionQuest at BFI IMAX as early reviews of the Disney+ series came in mixed.

Iberseries Record Turnout Points to Growing Global Demand for Spanish-Language Series

The sixth Iberseries & Platino Industria in Madrid drew 3,300 professionals from 54 countries, with nearly half coming from outside Spain.

Europe’s New Culture Pledge Meets Its First Test in the Creative Europe Budget Talks

Months after EU institutions signed their first joint declaration on culture, more than 200 organisations are urging member states to drop planned cuts to Creative Europe.

Young Horizons Industry Shows How Children’s Media Is Chasing Cohorts, Not Reach

At its tenth edition in Poland, Young Horizons Industry heard that young viewers now spread across many platforms, pushing producers to build smaller, loyal followings.

Dinard’s Prize-Giving Shows a Festival Still Delivering While Its Future Is Reviewed

Clio Barnard's win capped a strong line-up at the 37th Dinard British and Irish Film Festival, but a change of director and falling support have put its future under review.

Brian May Ends Queen’s Touring Days as Band Turns to Archive and Immersive Ideas

The guitarist says half a century on the road is enough, leaving archive releases and a possible Sphere-style show as the band's next steps.

BBC’s Strictly Slogan Edit Exposes Tension Over Its Branding Rules

The broadcaster says it routinely reduces slogans on entertainment shows after viewers accused it of hiding Bethany Antonia's trans rights t-shirt.

Raye’s Bot-Hit Royal Albert Hall Sign-Up Puts Ticket Touting Back Under Scrutiny

A one-off orchestral show drew 1.8 million registrations for 5,000 seats, many of them fake, as a promised resale crackdown remains in draft.

The Global Recognition Awards Taps Into Why Authentic Recognition Makes People Feel Respected 7x More

Employees who strongly agree that the recognition they receive at work is authentic are seven times as likely to report being treated with respect...

‘Primetime’ Proves the Adult Original Still Has a Pulse at the Box Office

A24's Chris Hansen drama starring Robert Pattinson opened to $19.2 million, and it argues that adult originals still work when the star is the draw.

Brad Pitt Made a Good Movie in ‘Heart of the Beast.’ It Opened Soft Anyway

David Ayer's $82 million survival thriller earned strong reviews and an A- from audiences, so a $20 million opening should worry Paramount.

Broadway’s Fall Opens Soft, and the Middle of the Chart Is Where It Hurts

Grosses fell nearly 22% against the same week in 2025, with the softness concentrated below the megahits rather than at the top.

A Year After the Suspension, Jimmy Kimmel Is Winning the War He Nearly Lost

One year after a suspension that looked fatal, ABC's late-night show closed the season as its most-watched in eight years.

CBS Didn’t Just Cancel Colbert. It Quit Late Night, and the Bill Is Coming Due

CBS handed Colbert's slot to a cheap syndicated show. It is down 65%, and the damage is spreading to the newscasts.

The Cost of Ignoring the Cracks in the West

There is a particular kind of silence that settles over a society when the warnings have been repeated so often that they become part...

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