Vin Diesel reportedly cried while reading the script for the upcoming 'Fast' finale, which he says has a great ending. However, the film's director has not yet read the script, creating an unusual dynamic for the production. The film is expected to conclude the long-running franchise.

Goya-nominated actress Zoe Bonafonte has been cast to lead the upcoming drama ‘Veleta,’ which explores the little-known story of early Spanish-Argentine soccer pioneers. The film aims to spotlight a cross-cultural chapter in football history, and Bonafonte’s involvement adds notable prestige to the project.

Tammy Fine has been named the new head of talent development at NBC News, tasked with nurturing and advancing on-air and editorial talent. The move signals NBC's continued investment in cultivating its next generation of journalists and anchors.

Actress Leah Remini has signed with powerhouse talent agency WME. Known for her roles in "The King of Queens" and her documentary series about Scientology, Remini's new representation signals a major move in her career.

German director Isabelle Stever discussed the challenges of shooting her Locarno Competition entry 'I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming' during wartime. The film is among those competing at the Swiss festival. Her remarks underscore the practical and emotional difficulties of film production in conflict zones.

The fourth season of Ryan Murphy's anthology series 'Monster' will focus on Lizzie Borden, with Ella Beatty starring as the accused axe murderer. The trailer previews the latest chapter in the show's exploration of infamous American crime cases. This news is relevant for fans of the true-crime genre and the 'Monster' franchise.

Director Mateo Ybarra’s documentary "Small Talk" premieres at the Locarno Film Festival, offering an intimate look inside Switzerland’s final remaining etiquette school for women. The film captures the students and instructors as they practice traditional manners in a modern world, highlighting the tension between preserving cultural heritage and evolving social norms.

Lesley Manville and Peter Mullan discuss their new television romance, insisting that love has no age limit. The actors highlight the appeal of a heart-warming late-life love story, offering a refreshing counter to ageist stereotypes in screen portrayals.

Director Adrian Chiarella, known for the Sundance horror film 'Leviticus' about conversion therapy, has signed with Anonymous Content for representation. Simultaneously, singer-songwriter Marina has signed with UTA for representation across all areas. These separate deals highlight recent movement among notable talent in film and music.