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Crunchyroll and Sony’s 4K and IMAX run of Otomo’s 1988 classic has become Akira’s best North American release ever — on fewer than 800 screens.

Damien Chazelle shot La La Land on real Los Angeles ground — a freeway interchange, a Griffith Park hiking road, a Hermosa Beach jazz room that has been booking bands since 1949. Here's the address for each big scene and what you'll find there now.

Series 4 of Harry Wild finally produces the one relative the family had managed to avoid for decades. Here's who Marcello is, how he connects to Harry and Charlie, and why his arrival in Dublin brings the Wilds a great deal of trouble.

The Odyssey is the best-reviewed and highest-grossing film of Christopher Nolan's career. Here's how that converts into an Oscar campaign — the categories it can't lose, the ones Universal has a genuine strategy problem in, and the record it's chasing.

Danny Boyle’s Ink tackles The Sun’s rise, with Jack O’Connell’s Larry Lamb crackling through a scathing tabloid drama — but how far does it really go?

Cristin Milioti’s Buddy is pulling off a box-office trick you almost never see, turning a modest budget into a hefty return.

Critics may be split on Cynthia Erivo’s latest crime drama, but you shouldn’t rule out an Oscar nod just yet.

You can finally mark your diary for Jessica Lange’s first film in years — with a special Lincoln Center screening to boot.

Disney’s Aladdin on Broadway has lined up a history-making new Genie for a limited holiday run — and yes, it’s a daytime TV favourite you’ll definitely recognise.

Quentin Tarantino has picked the star for his debut stage play, The Popinjay Cavalier — a casting that should raise a few eyebrows.

Stranger Things’ Noah Schnapp is set to star in a thriller based on real events, with a Gotham actor and a City of God star also aboard.

Fox’s Baywatch reboot doesn’t debut until January, yet off-screen wheels are already turning for Season 2—even as the network holds back on a formal decision.

The BBC's four-part drama Dear England, which began on BBC One on 24 May 2026 with Joseph Fiennes as Gareth Southgate, takes its title from a real open letter Southgate published in The Players' Tribune on 8 June 2021 — roughly 1,700 words addressed to the nation days before Euro 2020 kicked off. This is what the letter said, why he wrote it, and how one piece of pre-tournament writing turned into an Olivier-winning play, a TV series, and a book.

Busy Philipps has shared the kind of six-month MRI news you hope for, following brain tumour surgery earlier this year.

Cinema crowds are back: 2026’s summer box office has smashed an all-time record, with everything from Spider-Man to Obsession packing screens — wait till you see the total.

A24’s Adam Wingard action-horror, led by Adria Arjona, stumbled on opening weekend — turning its modest price tag into a bigger headache.

Officer Dwayne Myers was there in the very first episode in October 2011, and he lasted longer at Honoré police station than anyone except the commissioner. Then he stopped appearing, came back, and stopped again.

Early buzz on Lance Oppenheim’s Primetime points to a gritty Chris Hansen biopic lit up by one performance — the kind that sets tongues wagging.

Ariana Grande’s planned break isn’t quite a full stop — per TMZ, there’s a Hollywood obligation she already had in the diary before she can switch off.

An A Quiet Place favourite is suiting up for a mysterious turn in Avengers: Secret Wars, with Joe and Anthony Russo at the helm.