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Regal Cinemas names a new U.S. head of content, and Ridley Scott signs with C.A.A. Plus, Karla Sofía Gascón has been cast opposite Vincent Gallo in the upcoming feature film The Life Lift.
Netflix stock soared yesterday, but the market tanked today on tariff woes. The Tribeca Festival lineup was announced and American Psycho is getting a fresh look.
It's Tuesday, April 15th. Here's what you need to know. Today's Headlines Oscar winning actress Cate Blanchett Is Considering Retirement. She told Radio Times that she is serious about quitting the business soon, even though her family "rolls their eyes every time I
Ted Sarandos thinks the theater audience is telling us something, Minecraft might be the first billion dollar film of the year, and hooray for the cast of the Breakfast Club.
Bad news for T.V. writers, but good news for fans of weird cinema in Queens, New York. Also, Cineverse snaps up Things You Kill.
Director Addison Heimann’s Touch Me won the Grand Jury Prize at the Overlook Film Festival. Director Ted Kotchoff has passed away at the age of 94.
Cannes announced their official lineup today. The NEH loses 85% of their grant funding and MUBI grabs the international rights to Joachim Trier's latest.
Busy day as film stocks surge, Youtube endorses a ban on deep fakes, and A24 announces a video game movie of their own.
Paramount/Skydance gets a merger extension and Werner Herzog is a living legend. MNP fave Mark Waters is set to helm a Hershey biopic.
The breakout hit A Minecraft Movie continues to exceed all expectations. Tron: Ares soundtrack is being done by Nine Inch Nails and a classic arthouse theater is set to re-open in New York.
Lionsgate has two more John Wick movies, a comedy directed by Aziz Ansari (Good Fortune, also starring Keanu Reeves) and the upcoming The Housemaid starring Sydney Sweeney in the works.
Film stocks crashed for the second day in a row today as China retaliated against the U.S. with a 34% tariff on all goods imported from the U.S.