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Netflix Sets U.S. Release Date for Danny Boyle’s Tabloid Drama ‘Ink,’ Unveils First Look at Guy Pearce as Rupert Murdoch (EXCLUSIVE)
Netflix has confirmed the U.S. release plan for “Ink,” Danny Boyle’s drama about the founding of Rupert Murdoch’s tabloid empire, alongside a first-look image of Guy Pearce as a young Murdoch. The film will open in select American theatres on 11 December before streaming on Netflix from 8 January, positioning it firmly within the awards…
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Apple will stream Friday Night Baseball live in Vision Pro
Apple will begin streaming Friday Night Baseball live in immersive video on the Apple Vision Pro headset from Friday 28 August 2026, expanding the range of live sports content available on the device. The move follows Apple’s earlier experiment streaming select Lakers NBA games to Vision Pro last year, as the company continues trying to…
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Keke Palmer, Alan Cumming & Jeremy Irons Projects Heading To TIFF Financing Market
Toronto International Film Festival has revealed the first 51 projects for TIFF: The Market, a new international financing and project market running alongside the festival from 10-16 September 2026. The initiative aims to connect established producers with financiers, distributors, sales agents and executives who can help bring their projects to fruition, marking a significant expansion…
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Disney+ and Hulu add Jonas Brothers podcast among six titles
Disney has struck a licensing deal with iHeartMedia to bring six video podcasts to Disney+ and Hulu, headlined by “Hey Jonas!”, a newly launched show from Kevin, Joe and Nick Jonas. The tie-in was timed deliberately: the podcast debuted on both platforms on 14 August, the same day Disney+ premiered “Camp Rock 3”, which stars…
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House of the Dragon Season 3 Is Getting a 4K Steelbook, Now Up for Preorder
Preorders are live for House of the Dragon’s third season. It’s available in a gorgeous 4K steelbook, as well as on Blu-ray and even DVD.
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Animated Horror-Comedy Series ‘Doomsweepers’ In Works From ‘Monkie Kid’ Director Sarah Harper, Flying Bark & Lightfold
EXCLUSIVE: Misfit janitors in a mysterious research facility are the subject of Doomsweepers, an animated comedy-horror series out of Australia. Monkie Kid series director Sarah Harper has created the “horror-action-comedy” show with Sydney 2D animation studio Flying Bark onboard as producer. Also attached are Lightfold, Olan Rogers’ comics and animation studio aimed at creators. A…
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Disney Doubles Down on Video Podcasts, Inks Streaming Deal With iHeartMedia
The Walt Disney Company has struck a deal with iHeartMedia to stream video versions of six iHeartPodcasts titles on Disney+ and Hulu, expanding its growing push into companion and rewatch podcasts tied to its film and TV properties. The move reflects a wider industry trend of streamers using podcasts to deepen fan engagement, with executives…
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Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson Boards ‘Payday’ TV Series as Executive Producer (EXCLUSIVE)
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has joined the television adaptation of the “Payday” video game franchise as an executive producer, Variety reported exclusively. He will produce through his G-Unit Film & Television banner, working alongside Vice Studios and video game developer Starbreeze Entertainment, which are behind the project. Development on the series was first announced in…
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‘The Sticks’: Scott Bakula, Logan Marshall-Green & More Cast Confirmed; First Look At Netflix YA Hockey Drama Starring Michelle Monaghan
Netflix has revealed the title and additional cast for its upcoming young-adult hockey drama, now called The Sticks, headlined by Michelle Monaghan, several months after production wrapped. The announcement adds television veterans Scott Bakula and Logan Marshall-Green as series regulars, alongside newcomer Alex MacIsaac, positioning the show as part of a growing wave of hockey-themed…
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Crownsville: Read the Entire First Issue of the Oni Press Horror Series
Oni Press’ Crownsville is a truly haunting horror comic with a real historical legacy, and now you can read the entire first chapter for free.