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Mercedes Ron's latest film, ‘Drawn Together’, has debuted at the top of Prime Video’s viewing charts globally, including the non-English language category. This success follows the streamer’s massive viewership for adaptations of her ‘Culpables’ book series.
Director Padraic McKinley's debut feature, ‘The Weight’, is a gritty throwback to 1970s survivalist thrillers, starring Ethan Hawke as a Depression-era convict tasked with transporting stolen gold. The film expertly captures the era's tough-guy aesthetic and moral ambiguity, offering a compelling, albeit imperfect, homage.
Legendary musician Roger Waters has publicly condemned Ed Sheeran, calling him a “little prick” for his role in Macklemore being removed from Sheeran’s tour due to pro-Palestinian statements. Other artists have also withdrawn in solidarity.
Beatrice Gibson's debut feature, 'At Night,' inspired by Alice Notley's feminist epic, delves into the complexities of female identity. The film eschews monolithic portrayals, instead presenting a diverse chorus of women whose experiences defy easy categorization, challenging notions of unified womanhood.
Paul Andrew Williams' new film ‘Faith’ stars Erin Doherty as a grieving mother whose encounter with a mysterious newcomer, played by James McAvoy, delves into complex themes of loss, faith, and the working class experience. The drama skillfully avoids melodrama, offering a nuanced portrayal of processing grief.
The Israeli series ‘Fauda’ achieved its highest-ever Netflix chart position at No. 4 for its latest season, which directly addresses the Oct. 7 attacks. The season garnered 2.1 million views globally, highlighting its significant international appeal.
Tony-winning producer Jordan Roth makes a striking acting debut as Steven in FX's 'The Shards.' He discusses the character's parallels to his own unfulfilled acting ambitions and the 'beautiful irony' of portraying an overlooked artist.
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards are set to celebrate the year in television on September 14th. Hosted by Mariska Hargitay, the ceremony features major storylines including Jean Smart's potential record win and Harrison Ford's nomination. NBC will broadcast the event, with streaming available on Peacock.
Anton Corbijn's 'A Talent for Murder' offers a meta-mystery inspired by Patricia Highsmith's complex characters. Helen Mirren and Alden Ehrenreich deliver compelling performances as a reclusive author and a persistent editor, exploring themes of creation, deception, and psychological depth.