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‘Outer Banks’ Star Madelyn Cline Is Entering Uncharted Waters
Netflix has turned plenty of young actors into overnight sensations. Turning them into movie stars has proved trickier. But with a Johnny Depp thriller and a Judd Apatow comedy on deck, this one is heading straight for that perilous crossing.
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
Variety
‘Hunting Wives’ Sets Season 2 Release Date, Drops First-Look Photos
Netflix has set the premiere date for “The Hunting Wives” Season 2. The second season of the soapy drama will debut on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26. It will consist of eight episodes. Netflix has also released first-look photos from Season 2, which can be seen below. The series stars Brittany Snow, Malin Åkerman, Dermot Mulroney, […]
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
The Guardian Culture
The Song of Hiawatha review – Rafael Payare reveals the riches of Coleridge-Taylor’s hit cantata
Usher Hall, EdinburghFestival director Nicola Benedetti’s bold programming of these once-popular Victorian cantatas paid off with a crisp chorus and strong soloists tautly conductedThe Song of Hiawatha, Black British composer Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s turn-of-the-century cantata trilogy, packed the Albert Hall for weeks on end between the wars, but it really shouldn’t work today. The unmistakably Victorian if charming score is the least of the difficulties. More problematic is the libretto: 800-
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
The Guardian Culture
Dozens of ‘dangerous’ artworks are buried under dirt in Sydney, and visitors will be asked to dig deep
Part of the Festival of Dangerous Ideas, Heap takes place in the cavernous foyer of Carriageworks and features work from eight Australian artistsI’m watching a Hitachi earthmover bury a suitcase in a mound of dirt inside Carriageworks when my mind peels off on a surreal tangent: does the machine have job satisfaction? I happen to know that another machine on this job has an MOU with its human operator outlining fair work conditions, and I’m wondering if this excavator got the memo.In fact, the H
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
Variety
‘Yellowjackets’ Sets Fourth and Final Season Release Date
“Yellowjackets” Season 4 has set its premiere date at Paramount+. The fourth and final season of the critically-acclaimed series will debut on Nov. 20 on Paramount+ with the premium plan. The official description for the fourth season states, “As the survivors race to bury their sins before rescue arrives and an old flame roars back […]
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
Variety
Watermelon Pictures Acquires Diego Luna’s Migration Drama ‘Ashes’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Watermelon Pictures has made another splash, acquiring North American rights to migration drama “Ashes,” directed and co-written by Mexican actor, director and producer Diego Luna. The deal comes following the film’s world premiere in Cannes and ahead of its bow in Toronto next month. Adapted from the critically acclaimed feminist novel “Ceniza en la boca,” […]
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
The Guardian Culture
‘I need to think like a CEO’: Weezer on the shifting sands of success, ugly feelings and the joy of spreadsheets
As the self-professed geeky rockers release their conceptual 20th album, Rivers Cuomo and Patrick Wilson discuss dodging failure, being saved by fans and their obsessive creativityThe first song Rivers Cuomo wrote for Weezer’s new album, their 20th, blatantly mimics the US rockers’ 1994 debut single, Undone (The Sweater Song). On the track CEO, the singer-guitarist grumbles over a slow, Velvets-y backing about having to crank out “another 90s jam” and wishing he could do “something new – but nob
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
The Guardian Culture
The Duskbloods: the best of FromSoftware fights in a frantic multiplayer battleground
The Elden Ring creator is known for epic single-player RPGs, but its new action game is all about multiplayer interactions: fighting, chasing, befriending, even … proposing?Lowanro City’s skyline is dominated by an oppressive clock tower, silhouetted against a moody red sky and an impossibly large, ominous moon. A retractable bridge splits the map in two, and a network of slimy sewers runs beneath the city streets, offering flanking routes for crafty players. This layered and multi-tiered map be
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
The Guardian Culture
All of Us Atoms by Holly Dawson audiobook review – an extraordinary self-portrait
Helena Bonham Carter narrates the playwright’s impressionistic memoir, written as she was experiencing the loss of her memoryPlaywright Holly Dawson’s memoir tells of memory lapses and a series of seizures that signal something isn’t right. Before visiting a doctor, she had been muddling up words, forgetting people’s names and flooding the bathroom.The book finds Dawson in conversation with her brain, which is both part of her and a separate entity. “Don’t be cross with me, my love. I am tired,”
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
The Guardian Culture
Aigul Akhmetshina: Mujer Fatal album review – classy and sensual in music from Bizet to Britten and Bernstein
Akhmetshina/Pappano(Decca)The mezzo-soprano lends supple and elegant voice to opera arias and musical numbers that explore womanhoodAcclaimed for embodying opera’s femme fatales such as Carmen and Dalia, Aigul Akhmetshina explores womanhood more broadly on her second album, Mujer Fatal. Accompanied on piano by Antonio Pappano, the repertoire ranges from Spanish, French and Russian art song, to Broadway and beyond.The title track, written by Elena Roussanova especially for the Bashkortostan-born
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
Variety
Ava DuVernay’s ’14th’ Documentary Sets Netflix Release Date (EXCLUSIVE)
Ava DuVernay’s new documentary “14th” is set to premiere globally on Netflix on Dec. 4, following a theatrical release in select U.S. and U.K. theaters beginning Nov. 27. As previously announced, “14th” will host its world premiere at the New York Film Festival. It will be the festival’s closing night film on Oct. 9 at […]
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
Variety
‘Never After Dark’ Trailer: Stephen King Raves This Psychic Medium Thriller Is ‘Amazing and Haunting’ (EXCLUSIVE)
The first trailer for dark festival hit “Never After Dark” has been released, and it has some big-time fans. Horror icon Stephen King has called the film, about a psychic trying to unravel the mystery behind an evil house, “amazing and haunting.” Director Scott Derrickson, whose films include “The Black Phone” and “Sinister,” called it […]
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026
Variety
Hayden Panettiere’s Team Discussed an ‘Intervention’ Before Her Death, Says Director of One of Her Final Movies: ‘I Got Asked to Participate’
Griff Furst, who directed one of Hayden Panettiere’s final films before her shocking death Sunday at 36, said that her team had asked him to participate in an intervention after they filmed his 2025 movie, “A Breed Apart.” “When I think about this, it’s not just a Hayden story. I grew up on movie sets […]
entertainment  Aug 20, 2026

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