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Netflix Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory will open in theaters November 5, 2027, before streaming December 22 with Kit Connor and Taika Waititi.

Paramount will release Parker Finn’s Possession remake, starring Margaret Qualley and Callum Turner, on June 11, 2027.

Elordi is negotiating for a role in Ari Aster’s next A24 film, but no completed deal or plot description has been announced.

Brandy follows Aretha Franklin’s celebrated version with a new opening theme for the September 24 sequel series.

The former president’s first Audible hosting project will examine six books that shaped his worldview.

G-Unit is bringing its crime-drama experience to a game franchise that has reached more than 50 million players.

The large-format epic has reached $1.1 billion globally, including an Imax record of $289 million.

Netflix premieres The Last House, a survival thriller starring Greta Lee and Wagner Moura as parents trapped at home with their children.

Netflix will receive a six-hour first window for Rockstar’s next GTA VI presentation, but the companies have not yet identified its length or exact format.

Paramount’s proposed $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition has cleared the U.K., but a multistate U.S. antitrust challenge still stands in the way.

The official trailer shifts the series from Kimmie’s rise to the harder question of whether she can hold power while the Bellarie empire fights back.

A U.S. pilot will place selected, opt-in Disney fan videos from TikTok inside Disney+ while expanding access for creators.

Terrence Howard sought a raise from $325,000 to $750,000 per episode, but a judge ruled his claimed damages were too speculative to reach trial.

One of the country’s most important showcases for independent Black, Brown and Indigenous cinema returns to Philadelphia this week with its largest asset still intact: a clear sense of cultural purpose. The 15th BlackStar Film Festival runs August 6 through August 9 at venues throughout Philadelphia and through online programming available to audiences beyond the city. This year’s program includes 91 films from more than 30 countries, along with filmmaker conversations, live

Jamie Foxx has found his next action vehicle—and this one traps him inside a courthouse where an already historic trial erupts into a deadly siege. Foxx will lead Deadlocked, an Amazon MGM Studios thriller that has secured worldwide distribution and is expected to stream globally on Prime Video. The Oscar winner will play a grieving former Marine who is performing jury duty when the defendant’s daughter takes control of the courthouse in an attempt to free her father. Caught

Viola Davis is returning to serialized television with power on both sides of the camera. Paramount+ has officially greenlit Ascent, a character-driven thriller starring Davis as Catriona Vail, an elite corporate fixer who manages crises for billion-dollar clients. Davis will also executive-produce the series with Julius Tennon through their JuVee Productions banner. Catriona has built her career by entering rooms where reputations, companies and fortunes are on the verge of

Variety reports that Bautista is negotiating to step into the physically demanding lead role, but Amazon has not confirmed a deal.

The Grammy-winning singer and Cleveland Cavaliers guard celebrated with close family, friends and guests from music and basketball.

After making his screen debut in Michael, Jaafar Jackson is moving into an original action thriller with Will Smith and AnnaSophia Robb.

Stronger Sunday ticket sales lifted the new Spider-Man film to $360 million in North America and a new all-time opening benchmark.