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Lisa documentary to receive IMAX release before YouTube debut
Sony Music Vision has confirmed release plans for “Always Lalisa”, a feature documentary following Blackpink star Lisa, which will open in IMAX and cinemas worldwide for a limited run from 12 October via Trafalgar Releasing before streaming exclusively on YouTube Premium later this year. Directed by Sue Kim, the film charts a pivotal year in…
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Rebecca Black on the Evolution of Song Virality: ‘No Longer Are We Being Told What to Listen to’
Rebecca Black has spoken about how song virality has transformed since her 2011 hit “Friday” unexpectedly went viral on YouTube when she was just 13. Speaking to Billboard ahead of her new album, Age of the Exhibitionist, she argues that the kind of internet-wide moment “Friday” created no longer really exists, as algorithm-driven platforms like…
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LISA Documentary About Her ‘Transformative Year Away From BLACKPINK’ Is Coming to Theaters
LISA of BLACKPINK has announced that her documentary Always Lalisa, chronicling her solo year away from the group, will receive a worldwide theatrical release. Directed by Sue Kim, the film offers an intimate look at the K-pop star’s efforts to redefine herself as an independent artist while facing new pressures, particularly in the Western music…
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Deborah Ann Woll’s New Horror Movie Is Every Daughter’s Worst Nightmare [Exclusive]
Deborah Ann Woll, known for True Blood and Marvel’s Daredevil: Born Again, will star in a new horror thriller called The Cycle, directed by Jordan Downey (The Head Hunter). The film centres on a man who mysteriously resurfaces 36 years after vanishing, plunging his estranged daughter into a disturbing investigation of long-buried family secrets. It…
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From petrol pump attendant to Dylan-feted rocker and Judd Apatow muse: the delightfully unlikely life of Graham Parker
Graham Parker, hailed 50 years ago as rock’s next big star, reflects on a career defined by acclaim rather than mass fame ahead of a new UK tour. He shot from petrol-pump attendant to critically adored performer within months in 1975-76, backed by his band the Rumour, yet consciously avoided the trajectory of contemporaries such…
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The Definitive ’70s Action Blockbuster Is Officially Streaming for Free on YouTube
The 1972 Bruce Lee film “The Way of the Dragon” is now streaming for free on YouTube, giving audiences an easy opportunity to revisit what is often regarded as Lee’s finest and most personal work. The film marked his directorial debut, and its significance lies in the fact that Lee wrote, produced, directed, choreographed and…
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The ‘Unexpected Alchemy’ and NYC Ghosts Behind Interpol’s Return
Interpol, one of New York’s most consistent rock bands since their 2002 debut, have released their eighth studio album, This Mirror Weighs a Ton, on 28 August. Frontman Paul Banks and guitarist Daniel Kessler discussed the record in an interview, describing a refreshed creative process involving new collaborators that brought fresh energy to the band’s…
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David Oyelowo & Nate Parker’s Mansa Studios Debuts Slate Of TikTok Microdramas
David Oyelowo and Nate Parker’s Mansa Studios is launching three vertical microdrama series directly on TikTok Minis, marking the company’s first shows to debut on the platform. The move reflects a broader push by Mansa, which bills itself as the first microdrama service dedicated to Black stories, to meet audiences on mobile-first, short-form platforms as…
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Marvel Officially Reveals New Version of Doctor Strange Ahead of ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
Marvel has unveiled a new original graphic novel, Doctor Strange: Endless Nightmare, which sends the Sorcerer Supreme into the Nightmare Realm to solve a mysterious global insomnia crisis. The book arrives via Abrams ComicArts’ Marvel Arts line, adding to a recent run of high-profile adventures for the character in the comics, and comes as speculation…
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YouTuber shows alleged mock-up of Apple’s foldable iPhone 18 Ultra
A YouTuber has posted footage of what he claims is a mock-up of Apple’s rumoured foldable iPhone 18 Ultra, just a week before the company’s next big launch event. Lewis Hilsenteger of the Unbox Therapy channel says the device came from an unnamed source in China and showed it alongside a purported iPhone 18 Pro…