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The American Film Institute's Canva Fellowship has announced its 2026-2027 recipients, a diverse group of filmmakers poised to redefine storytelling. From screenwriting to cinematography, these six fellows represent the next generation of cinematic visionaries.
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The original Star Wars is getting a cinematic upgrade like never before. With its 50th anniversary re-release in 2027, audiences will finally experience the epic tale on Imax 70mm screens—marking a historic moment for the franchise.
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In a blistering satire of corporate conformity, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have renamed their iconic show 'South America.' This move isn't just about geography—it's a sharp jab at Apple and Google for following Trump's lead in renaming geographic features.
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Theo Rollason's 'Queer Edward II' is a spirited, affectionate tribute to Derek Jarman's revolutionary spirit. Through intimate archival footage, the documentary captures not only his artistic brilliance but also his irreverent, compassionate activism.
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Universal's Snoop Dogg biopic is getting a fresh lineup of talent, with SwayvoTwain stepping into Biggie's shoes. Isabella Chen explores the cultural significance of this casting choice and what it means for hip-hop's legacy.
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The partnership between WWE and Netflix isn't just about streaming rights—it's a cultural experiment that's reshaping how we consume sports entertainment. Is this the start of a new era?
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Quinta Brunson is bringing a renewed sense of focus to 'Abbott Elementary' season six, aiming for deeper storytelling after a somewhat meandering previous run. The show's creator and star is reasserting her vision with sharper narrative intent.
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Dan Stevens and Gabriel Luna step into the shadows of Dexter Morgan's legacy in season two. But is this new blood ready to handle the darkness? I investigate.
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When Monumental Sports & Entertainment signs a multi-year deal with bet365, it's not just another business transaction—it's a cultural and commercial seismic shift that redefines how sports and betting intersect in the modern age.
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The 2026 Boolermaker Kids Race is more than a sporting event—it's a celebration of community, resilience, and the joy of childhood. Registration opens September 14, offering families a chance to partake in this beloved tradition.
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La Jolla isn't just a pretty face by the sea—it's a cultural playground waiting to be explored. From art galleries to culinary adventures, here are my top picks for unforgettable experiences in this coastal enclave.
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Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman reunite in 'Practical Magic 2,' but the sequel's overlong runtime and predictable plot leave much to be desired. Isabella Chen examines what went wrong in this follow-up.
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Oscar-winning actress Ellen Burstyn takes issue with today's so-called method actors, calling them untrained and disruptive. At the Venice Film Festival, she shared her views on authentic acting versus performative chaos.
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Noel Gallagher was stunned by the raw emotion of the Cardiff reunion, a moment that captured the band's journey back to stardom. As the documentary unfolds, we're reminded how music can heal even the deepest divides.
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M. Night Shyamalan's latest thriller 'Remain' promises to unsettle audiences with a twisted love story between Jake Gyllenhaal and Phoebe Dynevor. Is this the filmmaker's most unsettling work yet?
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Latin music sensation Feid isn't just redefining reggaeton—he's stepping into the spotlight of cinema with his short film 'El Green Print.' I dive into what makes this crossover so compelling.
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FX's 'The Drop' isn't just a spinoff; it's a gritty, immersive journey through the rise of gangsta rap in South L.A., told through the eyes of a determined woman and her cousin navigating the music industry.
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Once locked in a fierce battle, broadcasters and streamers are now finding common ground in a rapidly evolving entertainment landscape. Isabella Chen explores how the lines between linear and streaming content are blurring—and what it means for creators, viewers, and advertisers.
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Practical Magic 2 isn't just a sequel—it's a full-on magical mess. Isabella Chen reflects on how this film embraces its own absurdity with charm and wit.
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After nine years of litigation, five producers of 'The Walking Dead' have secured a $120 million settlement from AMC Networks. The case reveals deep tensions between creative ownership and corporate profit-sharing in the entertainment industry.
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Billie Eilish steps into the spotlight with a bold new role, but her debut in 'The Bell Jar' comes with more than just literary expectations. Is this the start of a cinematic career or just another pop star's brief foray into acting?
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Mo'Nique's move to Innovative Artists Entertainment marks a pivotal moment in her career. As a comedic genius and Oscar-winning actress, she brings a wealth of experience to this next chapter.
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As CNY Jazz celebrates its 31st season, two new dining series are bringing a fresh twist to the region's favorite jazz scene. With music and cuisine in harmony, it's a perfect blend for the cultured palate.
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Spain's Ministry of Digital Transformation is backing the San Sebastián Film Festival with a €500,000 grant, signaling a new era for this cinematic hub. Isabella Chen explores what this means for the future of Spanish film and international industry collaboration.
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Joy Behar's provocative comment about Whoopi Goldberg's racial identity on The View highlights the complex dynamics of representation and longevity in entertainment. Isabella Chen examines what this moment reveals about Hollywood's shifting landscape.
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Netflix is making a bold play for the big screen. By reporting box office numbers and extending theatrical runs, it's signaling a shift in Hollywood's power dynamics.
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The View's season 30 premiere made viewers cry—was it a heartfelt moment or a manipulative tactic? Isabella Chen unpacks the drama behind the tears.
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Atresmedia Cine brings four films and two series to San Sebastián, showcasing Spanish cinema's ambition and cultural resonance. From gritty family dramas to high-octane epics, these titles signal a new chapter for Spanish filmmaking.
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Michael D'Angelo Archer II, better known as SwayvoTwain, steps into the spotlight as Notorious B.I.G. in a major biopic role. This marks his first significant acting gig after years of music.
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In a raw and revealing speech at the Venice Film Festival, Pamela Anderson shared how she drained her bank account to fight hepatitis C—told through the lens of trauma, healing, and a fierce comeback.
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