Blackout Protests and Butterfly Boom: Friday's Photos
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including protests in Cuba, a butterfly emergence in China, and the Giro d'Italia in Italy.
Category : Film Cinema
Erling Haaland to Voice Viking in Viqueens
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland will make his feature film acting debut as a Viking in the animated movie Viqueens, directed by Harald Zwart.
Drake's Triple-Album Comeback: A Bloated Disaster
Drake releases three albums simultaneously, but the 43-track project is a boring, bloated disaster with few bright spots, raising questions about his artistic direction.
Cannes Festival Fights to Save Magic as Star Power Fades
The Cannes Film Festival faces a subdued atmosphere with fewer US studio premieres and a corporate feel, but die-hard fans and last-minute A-list appearances keep hope alive.
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Bianca Censori Wears Revealing Sheer Outfit for Date Night
Bianca Censori wore a fully sheer grey thong bodysuit to a cinema date with Kanye West, sparking shock and fascination among onlookers and online.
Is God Is: Black Female Rage and Revenge on Screen
Aleshea Harris adapts her Obie-winning play into a film starring Kara Young, Mallori Johnson, and Vivica A Fox, exploring vengeance, sisterhood, and the nuances of being a Black woman in America.
Rene Matić Wins Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2026
Rene Matić, a Peterborough-born photographer, has won the prestigious Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation prize 2026 for their Berlin exhibition.
Stop Making Music Biopics: Why We Need a Break
With Michael and four Beatles films coming, it's time to pause the tired biopic genre. We need fresh stories, not expensive karaoke.
AI Film-Making Pioneer Gossip Goblin Draws Hollywood Interest
Gossip Goblin, an AI film-making outfit, gains massive views and Hollywood attention despite criticism of 'slop' and copyright theft, as the movement enters a new era.
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Dior's LA Show: Anderson Revives Hollywood Glamour
Jonathan Anderson stages a blockbuster Dior Cruise show in LA, blending Hollywood glamour with the house's heritage, signaling a deeper cinema strategy.
Cannes Controversies: The Festival's Most Shocking Moments
From boos and bans to spitting and theft, Cannes has seen it all. We rank the biggest scandals in the festival's history, from Kelly Rowland's red carpet row to Lars von Trier's Hitler comments.
Burberry Cotswold Bag Drives Sales in US Market
Burberry's £2,000 Cotswolds handbag, named after the popular English region, has driven strong sales in North America, helping the luxury brand return to full-year profit.
Sherlock Holmes at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
A thrilling new adaptation of Sherlock Holmes at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre blends mystery, humor, and spectacle under the stars.
Top Gun Review: Tom Cruise's Testosterone-Swamped Film
Tom Cruise's breakout role in Top Gun remains a testosterone-fueled classic, with affection for its earnestness and iconic moments despite dated elements.
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Is God Is Review: Fiery Revenge Thriller Flies to Screen
Aleshea Harris's stage-to-screen adaptation of Is God Is is a sharp, R-rated revenge thriller starring Kara Young and Mallori Johnson as twins seeking vengeance against their father.
Gen Z on Why They Love the Cinema
Young filmgoers share their passion for the big-screen experience, from immersive sound to social rituals, despite streaming's rise.
Why I Finally Watched Top Gun After 40 Years
A critic who avoided Top Gun for 40 years finally watches it and discovers a surprisingly subversive film with deep character arcs and homoerotic subtext.
Butterfly Jam Review: Keoghan Can't Save Balagov's Misfire
Barry Keoghan stars as a Circassian chef in Kantemir Balagov's first English-language film, but this clunky, implausible drama at Cannes fails to soar.
Chelsea Flower Show Sparks Debate Over AI Gardens
Award-winning garden designer Matt Keightley launches an AI app that designs gardens, sparking backlash from horticulturalists who say it undermines the art form.
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Killer Whale Review: Aquatic Horror Falls Flat
A review of 'Killer Whale,' a horror film where a captive orca terrorizes two friends. Despite a fresh premise, the movie lacks scares and depth.
Normal Review: Bob Odenkirk in Weird Small-Town Thriller
Bob Odenkirk plays a washed-up sheriff in a quirky Minnesota town where violence and corruption lurk beneath the surface in Ben Wheatley's gonzo actionfest.
Jennie Garth on 90210 Fame and Her New Memoir 'I Choose Me'
Jennie Garth opens up about the challenges of early fame, midlife stagnation, and her journey to self-discovery through a new podcast and memoir, 'I Choose Me'.
Doris Fisher, Gap Co-Founder, Dies at 94
Doris Fisher, co-founder of Gap, whose fashion sense shaped the brand's affordable preppy look, has died aged 94. She also amassed a major art collection.
Life Could Be a Dream Review: Powerful Australian Drama
A polished Australian film about domestic abuse, weaving intimate mother-son moments with haunting flashbacks. Starring Maeve Dermody.
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Anne Hathaway's Cut Scene from Devil Wears Prada 2 Revealed
Screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna reveals a deleted scene featuring Anne Hathaway's character getting excited about Milan's fashion history, calling it 'extremely funny' but unnecessary.
Barbican Summer Outdoor Cinema 2026: Full Lineup
The Barbican announces its summer outdoor movie season with sci-fi, cult classics, anime, and more. Tickets go on sale May 13-14.
High and Low: Amanda Craig's State-of-the-Nation Satire
Amanda Craig's 10th novel, High and Low, is a state-of-the-nation satire set in a north London suburb, exploring tensions between haves and have-nots as a siege unfolds.
Gagosian Show Celebrates Frank Gehry's Art
Gagosian's Beverly Hills exhibition pays tribute to Frank Gehry's non-architectural works, including fish lamps and animal sculptures, showcasing his artistic legacy.
Dark Romance: Gothic Revival at Australian Fashion Week
Emerging female designers showcase dark, romantic collections at Australian Fashion Week's Frontier group show, featuring corsets, body armour, and nocturnal-resort wear.
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Tomorrow, When the War Began: A Timeless Teen Classic
A look back at the 2010 film Tomorrow, When the War Began, exploring its enduring relevance for teens facing a world unlike the one they were promised.
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