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‘The Shards’ Team Details Author Bret Easton Ellis’ “Hands-Off Approach” to TV Adaptation, How Series “Incites the Same Feeling” as the Book
At the New York premiere of FX’s upcoming horror drama The Shards, the show’s cast and creative team spoke about author Bret Easton Ellis’ largely hands-off involvement in adapting his own semi-autobiographical 2023 novel for television. Despite the book’s central importance to the cast’s preparation, Ellis chose to let creator Ryan Murphy take full creative…
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Caribbean Music Awards Makes Historic Move to Trinidad & Tobago for 2026 Ceremony — Here’s When They’re Happening
The Caribbean Music Awards will relocate from Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre to Trinidad and Tobago for its fourth annual ceremony, marking a symbolic homecoming for the event after three years based in one of the world’s largest Caribbean diaspora communities. Organiser Caribbean Elite Group announced the move on 28 July, expanding what was previously a single-night…
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What’s Coming to Tubi in August 2026
Tubi, the free ad-supported streaming service, is adding hundreds of new films and television series to its library throughout August 2026. The expansion spans genres from big-budget action and romantic comedies to arthouse dramas and horror, reflecting Tubi’s continued push to broaden its content library and compete with other streamers by relying on volume and…
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10 Biggest TV Reveals From SDCC 2026, Ranked
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten biggest television reveals from San Diego Comic-Con 2026, evaluating announcements across TV, film and other media based on surprise factor, fan reaction, anticipation and overall hype. The event, described as the world’s largest comics expo, drew fans, celebrities and critics for a weekend of panels revealing…
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Rupert Grint, Seidi Haarla, and Hanna Bergholm on Turning the Horrors of New Parenthood into Nightborn: Podcast
A new podcast interview sees Nightborn director Hanna Bergholm and stars Rupert Grint and Seidi Haarla discuss how their Shudder horror film draws on the anxieties of childbirth and early parenthood to create its scares. The Consequence.net conversation, hosted by Kyle Meredith and published on 29 July 2026, explores how the film blends body horror,…
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St. Vincent Gets Her Phil: Annie Clark on Reimagining Her Catalog for a Full Orchestral Tour, Climaxing at the Hollywood Bowl
St. Vincent (Annie Clark) is bringing full orchestral arrangements of her back catalogue to a short US tour, culminating with a performance at the Hollywood Bowl on 2 August. The move follows her appearance at the BBC Proms, which was recorded and released as the live album “Live in London!”, and marks the first time…
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Gregg Araki Reveals ‘Now Apocalypse’ Season 2 Was Written For Starz, Mirrored Show’s Cancellation: “So Prophetic”
Filmmaker Gregg Araki has revealed that a second season of his 2019 Starz series “Now Apocalypse” was fully written and paid for before it was scrapped, in a twist that echoed the show’s own plot. Speaking to Deadline while promoting his new film “I Want Your Sex”, Araki said the cast had been paid and…
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3 Acoustic Songs From the 1990s With Melodies That Still Echo Decades Later
This American Songwriter feature revisits three acoustic songs from the 1990s that the outlet argues have retained their emotional and melodic power decades on. It highlights a stylistic shift by artists otherwise known for louder, electric sounds, showing how a stripped-back approach could produce some of their most enduring work. The list includes Green Day’s…