The article offers a behind-the-scenes look at a new TV thriller from Ryan Murphy and Bret Easton Ellis. The series leans into provocative themes of sex, drugs, and serial killers, blending Ellis's transgressive style with Murphy's signature dramatic excess.
Spotify announced it has surpassed 300 million premium (paying) subscribers, a major milestone for the streaming service. The growth underscores Spotify's continued dominance in the music streaming market and its expanding lead over rivals like Apple Music and Amazon Music.
This Wired article reveals previously unreported details about the employee-organized walkout at Google in 2018, which protested sexual harassment and gender inequity. It draws on insider accounts to show the risks organizers took and the internal struggles behind the mass protest. The story matters because it underscores the origins and personal costs of tech worker activism.
‘The House on the Moon’ is Singapore’s first wuxia film, and a new clip has been unveiled ahead of its competition premiere at the Locarno Film Festival. Director Nelson Yeo says he decided to fully embrace the genre. The milestone marks a major step for Singaporean cinema on an international festival stage.
UFC reported a $30 million loss from its Freedom 250 event held at the White House. The financial setback underscores the high costs and risks of staging large-scale sports promotions in iconic venues. Despite generating attention, the event failed to break even.
Norway's Haugesund New Nordic Films showcase will feature a French film focus, including a case study of the documentary 'Ibelin,' directed by Morten Tyldum of 'The Imitation Game' fame. The announcement adds international context to the Scandinavian industry gathering.
Shudder has secured U.S. distribution rights to the horror film 'Bloody Tennis' ahead of its world premiere at the Locarno Film Festival. Additional buyers in other major territories have also picked up the film. The acquisition highlights growing interest in the title before its festival debut.
The Korean series 'Made in Korea' will premiere on Disney+ and Hulu in September, starring top actors Hyun Bin and Jung Woo-sung in their first on-screen collaboration in years. The project marks a high-profile reunion for the two stars, generating significant buzz for the streaming platforms.
A new film adaptation of Tove Jansson's beloved novel "The Summer Book" is reviewed, with Glenn Close delivering a standout performance. The story, which explores grief and family bonds on a remote Finnish island, is praised for its tender, sweet-natured tone and emotional depth.