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‘House of the Dragon’ Star Wants to Know: “Where the F*** is Mushroom?”
“House of the Dragon” actress Gayle Rankin, who plays the Witch Queen of Harrenhal, Alys Rivers, has voiced frustration that the show has yet to introduce Mushroom, a notorious jester character from George R.R. Martin’s source material “Fire and Blood”. The remark, made in an interview promoting the show’s third season, highlights how closely Rankin…
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The “horrible” 1992 movie Tom Selleck wants to delete from history: “I tried to quit”
An accurate statement. The post The “horrible” 1992 movie Tom Selleck wants to delete from history: “I tried to quit” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Cult Classic Neo-Western Named by Quentin Tarantino Officially Takes Over HBO Max
Robert Rodriguez’s 1998 neo-western “Once Upon a Time in Mexico,” the third instalment in his Mexico Trilogy, has found a new audience after becoming a streaming success on HBO Max nearly three decades after its cinema release. The film has been championed by Quentin Tarantino and follows the trajectory of Rodriguez’s career, which began with…
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Will David Ellison Say Goodbye to Hollywood? Some See Paramount’s Potential Exit From California as ‘Strategically Unwise’ — but Others Say It’s Just Smart Business
Paramount chief David Ellison has told senior staff the company will begin relocating out of California from 1 October unless its proposed merger with Warner Bros. Discovery closes by the end of September, marking a sharp reversal from earlier pledges to keep both studios rooted in the state. The threat appears aimed at California attorney…
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DOC NYC Set To Honor Documentary Visionaries Alex Gibney, JT Takagi, Stephen Maing, And Raney Aronson-Rath
DOC NYC has announced the honorees for its Visionaries Tribute, part of the documentary festival’s 13th edition, taking place in New York this November. Oscar-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney and filmmaker-sound recordist JT Takagi will receive Lifetime Achievement awards, while Emmy-winning filmmaker Stephen Maing will be presented with the Robert and Anne Drew Award for Documentary…
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‘Heavy Healing’ Documentary About Healing/Recuperative Powers Of Heavy, Aggressive Music To Receive Digital Release In September
MVD Entertainment Group has announced a 22 September 2026 digital release for “Heavy Healing”, a documentary exploring how heavy metal and hardcore punk music have helped fans, musicians and industry figures cope with serious illness and mental health struggles. The film aims to counter longstanding stereotypes that brand such genres as noise or harmful, instead…
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‘Fast & Furious’ Stars Tease Upcoming TV Series and Final Movie ‘Fast Forever’: No More “007, Bring Your Cars to Space Sh**”
The cast of Fast & Furious have offered updates on the franchise’s future, including a supposedly final film, “Fast Forever”, and a planned television series, timed to celebrations marking the 25th anniversary of the original 2001 film. Universal is re-releasing “The Fast and the Furious” in cinemas and held a special Los Angeles event on…
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HBO’s Sci-Fi Detective Series With a Near-Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score Is Officially #1 on Streaming
HBO’s new DC Universe series Lanterns has debuted to strong critical and audience acclaim, quickly becoming the most-watched show on HBO Max in the United States. The sci-fi detective drama arrives amid a packed year of genre hits for the network, including A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and the return of House of the…
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Nominated TV Producers Shed Light on Network Notes and Industry Changes at Variety’s Showrunners Breakfast; Ryan Murphy Emotionally Accepts Norman Lear Award
Variety hosted its annual Showrunners Breakfast on 14 August at Oleander at The Sun Rose Hotel in West Hollywood, bringing together leading television producers and creatives, several of whom feature in Variety’s 2026 Showrunners Impact Report. The event, moderated by Variety’s executive TV editor Michael Schneider, offered a rare public glimpse into the working lives…