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21 Years Later, HBO Max’s Crime Thriller Is Still Perfect From Start to Finish
Collider has published a retrospective piece praising David Cronenberg’s 2005 crime thriller A History of Violence, which is currently available to stream on HBO Max. The article argues that, 21 years after its release, the film remains a standout example of how a comic-book source can be adapted into personal, stylised and thoughtful cinema, in…
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Rising rockstar Yungblud pulled from Cowboys Music Festival lineup – Daily Hive
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Emmy Rossum “Was Shook” When ‘Shameless’ Pay Disparity Went Public: “I Certainly Didn’t Want That”
Nearly a decade on, Shameless star Emmy Rossum has spoken about her behind-the-scenes fight for equal pay on the Showtime drama, describing how she “was shook” when her 2016 salary negotiations became public. Speaking on the Call Her Daddy podcast, the Golden Globe nominee said she never expected the private talks to be reported, and…
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Lawrence Kasdan On His Emmy Nods For Martin Short Doc, Cutting Kevin Costner From ‘The Big Chill,’ And Casting Geena Davis In ‘Accidental Tourist’
Award-winning filmmaker Lawrence Kasdan has added a new column to his remarkable resume: double Emmy nominee. He earned the recognition Wednesday morning for Marty, Life Is Short, the documentary he produced and directed about his friend of 40 years, actor Martin Short. The film earned nominations for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special and for Kasdan’s…
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20 Years Before ‘Weapons,’ Josh Brolin Starred Alongside Paul Walker and Jessica Alba in This Underseen Action Adventure
Entertainment site Collider has published a retrospective piece highlighting *Into the Blue*, a 2005 island action-adventure film, framing it around Josh Brolin’s more recent, acclaimed turn in Zach Cregger’s horror hit *Weapons*. The article positions the older, critically panned movie as an easygoing streaming option and a reminder of Brolin’s earlier, lesser-known work alongside Paul…
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All the Actors Who Earned Double 2026 Emmy Acting Noms: Jason Bateman, Colman Domingo, Laurie Metcalf, More
The Hollywood Reporter has highlighted the actors who each secured two acting nominations at the 2026 Emmy Awards: Jason Bateman, Colman Domingo, Laurie Metcalf, Nick Offerman and Matthew Rhys. Earning nods for two separate projects is a notable achievement that underscores the versatility and workload of these performers across drama, comedy and limited-series categories. The…
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Nexstar Rails Against $6.2B Tegna Merger Injunction: Calls Out DirecTV & State AGs “Cynical Attempt To Advance Their Own Commercial & Political Interests”
Nexstar Media Group has filed a 50-page reply brief challenging the preliminary injunction that halted its $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna, escalating its legal fight to the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. The Texas-based broadcaster argues the injunction is “overbroad”, contending that a nationwide freeze cannot be justified by alleged competitive harms…
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Fallout series nominated for 9 Emmys, but not even one of them is for ‘Outstanding Goggins’
The streaming adaptation of the video game franchise Fallout has secured nine Emmy nominations, marking a significant recognition for a series based on a game and reinforcing the growing critical standing of video game adaptations on television. The article notes the achievement with a comedic slant, joking that despite the haul of nominations, none were…
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‘Dancing With the Stars’ Bosses, Dancers Celebrate Breaking Back Into Emmys Race: “Deeply Grateful for This Recognition”
Dancing With the Stars has secured a nomination for best reality competition series at the 2026 Emmy Awards, marking its return to the category for the first time in a decade. The ABC show, which last received a nomination in this category in 2016, is now in its 34th season and 20th year on air,…
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NHL star says signing Leo Carlsson at record $18 million a year could end up being a steal
Florida Panthers star Brady Tkachuk has argued that Anaheim Ducks centre Leo Carlsson’s league-record contract offer could prove a bargain, even at an $18 million average annual value. The Philadelphia Flyers have tabled a five-year offer sheet for the 21-year-old restricted free agent, a deal that would make Carlsson the highest-paid player in the NHL…