IGN spoke with DC Studios’ co-CEO and co-chairman Peter Safran this week about the status of the studio’s future projects now that Warner Bros. has been acquired by Skydance. Our discussion ranged from Clayface to their upcoming feature film, television and animated projects. Continue Reading »
Callina Liang admitted that she felt a ton of pressure after she saw fans’ reactions to her getting cast as Chun-Li in the Street Fighter movie, specifically mentioning a thread she saw on Reddit. Continue Reading »
I got the chance to chat with the cast of the Street Fighter movie ahead of its theatrical release, and almost all of them are game for a crossover film with Mortal Kombat. Continue Reading »
Andrew Schulz explained the viral moment when he called out the cast of the Mortal Kombat II movie, saying he was hoping for a 'Barbenheimer' moment and a possible collaboration between the two fighting game franchises. Continue Reading »
Jeremy Renner has teased the return of Hawkeye to the MCU in a West Coast Avengers project. Here's why we think that's an excellent idea. Continue Reading »
We got the chance to chat with Olivier Richters on the Street Fighter red carpet, who told us that he would love to play Tyr in Prime Video’s live-action God of War series. Continue Reading »
Get an exclusive sneak peek at How to Rob a Bank from IGN Fall Fan Fest. Nicholas Hoult and Zoë Kravitz star in David Leitch's upcoming viral heist movie. Continue Reading »
Watch the official IGN Fan Fest 2026 clip for Shudder's horror movie The Cycle, starring Deborah Ann Woll as a forensic anthropologist untangling a chilling cold case. Continue Reading »
Get an exclusive look at Johnny Depp's extensive makeup transformation into Ebenezer Scrooge for the upcoming film Ebenezer, plus a reveal of the brand-new movie poster. Continue Reading »
With the documentary film Tezuka! God of Manga now on Kickstarter, IGN can exclusively reveal some of the gorgeous art prints included in the campaign. Continue Reading »
Get ready for the MacBook Pro-ification of PCs. The real test will be how they perform with all the emulation and AI running inside. Continue Reading »
A decision should come by the end of the year, says DC Studios co-head Peter Safran. Continue Reading »
Scientists in Kenya have documented a case of C. auris completely resistant to all major types of antifungals. Continue Reading »
The breakout star is getting awards buzz for playing the murderously enchanted Nikki. Continue Reading »
Police in Cologne, Germany are investigating an alleged assault involving two teenagers and a gold-chain-wearing robot. Continue Reading »
Connecting the drive would violate "established data privacy and information security protocols," the Los Angeles County clerk said. Continue Reading »
In its first two episodes, the Disney+ series juggles too many elements, but its core is a compelling meditation on family and humanity. Continue Reading »
We can but hope. Continue Reading »
Prosecutors asked a judge to keep details of the case under seal, fearing that suspected eavesdropper Abdulrahman Alfozan would flee the country. Continue Reading »
Some days you just want to lie on a rhino and tell the world to leave you alone. It’s just one of the standout images from the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards. Continue Reading »
Carol Morley's adaptation of her semi-autobiographical novel about her adolescence near Manchester also stars Gemma Whelan and Aidan Gillen and premieres at the BFI London Film Festival. Continue Reading »
Abel Ferrara recalls how Christopher Walken’s last-minute exit nearly derailed his 1992 classic, now streaming on the Criterion Channel. Continue Reading »
The filmmaker, recently named to The Hollywood Reporter's top genre filmmakers list, discusses adapting ‘Whalefall’ alongside its Pulitzer Prize-winning author Daniel Kraus. Continue Reading »
Real-life couple Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer on the warning signs that their movie was to become an erotic, meme-making phenomenon: “Working on these scenes — that's when they became surprisingly more sexy than we thought.” Continue Reading »
Director Brian Duffield and star Austin Abrams debuted their thriller in L.A. on Tuesday, explaining why the film is quite different than 'Jaws.' Continue Reading »
The move comes as the U.S.- and Tokyo-based studio expands its business across feature films, TV, consumer products and publishing Continue Reading »
In front of an audience at Chapman University, Hollywood's newest A-lister — the star of a $750,000 film that grossed more than $500 million worldwide — reflects on her "whirlwind" journey to Oscar contention. Continue Reading »
Josh Brolin and Elisabeth Shue also star in Brian Duffield’s race-against-the-clock survival tale about a scuba-diving disaster, based on the Daniel Kraus novel. Continue Reading »
At the BFI London Film Festival, director Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and producer Shannon Dill, who also collaborated on 'Free Solo,' discuss upping the stakes, and the scale, for their new cinematic adventure. Continue Reading »
Ashley Brandon's 12-minute film about the first female professional football player has been making the festival rounds. Continue Reading »
Maureen Kelly tells ET her sleepover essentials and trick for looking awake the next day to celebrate the tarte x Roller Rabbit collab. Continue Reading »
Marvel and Sony’s “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” involved nearly 2,000 VFX shots and just 24 weeks of post-production, with 445 shots delivered in a single week, overall VFX supervisor Jerome Chen revealed at View Conference in Turin on Wednesday. “In one week, we did about 445 shots,” Chen said, comparing the feat with his first […] Continue Reading »
LYON, France — Short films by Brady Corbet, Kleber Mendonça Filho and Céline Sciamma are joining the international sales catalogue of Paris-based MK2 Films, which is expanding its collection of lesser-seen works by established filmmakers. The acquisitions, unveiled during Lyon’s Lumière Film Festival, headed by Cannes director Thierry Frémaux, and its International Classic Film Market […] Continue Reading »
The harrowing but ultimately hopeful story of the FlyDubai airline hijacking incident last month is being developed as a narrative film by Dori Media Group and India’s Sphereorigin. The Sept. 30 incident is believed to have been a terror plot by the co-pilot of the FlyDubai plane that was bound for Ben-Gurion International Airport in […] Continue Reading »
What’s trending in Spanish drama series and how the sector fares abroad and at home were some of the points briefly outlined by Gloria Saló from Spanish consultancy firm GECA on Tuesday during a Mipcom presentation sponsored by Audiovisual from Spain. The report “Spanish Fiction 2026, Between New Stories and New Seasons,” which covers data […] Continue Reading »
A new virtuous circle is emerging for media and entertainment giants that promises to harness the advantages of disparate platforms, digital and linear, powered by the connective tissue of YouTube. This was one of the dominant themes that emerged in four whirlwind days of panel sessions, closed door meetings, networking and schmoozing events up and […] Continue Reading »
Karla Sofía Gascón, Oscar-nominated for “Emila Perez,” and Itziar Ituño of “Money Heist” have committed to star in the good vs. evil Spanish TV show “When Devils Rule” (“Los demones mandan”), to be pitched at Tallinn’s TV Beats Co-Financing Market running Nov. 16-17. The six-parter, currently in development, will reunite Ituño with helmer Rodrigo Susarte […] Continue Reading »
“Zodiac” with sex clubs, but a case also seen from the POV of the perpetrator and a victim, “The Castle” “El Castillo”) a big hit at San Sebastián, marks the series creator debut of Isabel Peña, part with Rodrigo Sorogoyen of one of the most exciting tandems not only in Spain, but Europe, behind “The […] Continue Reading »
Thirteen years after Nickelodeon’s “Victorious” did its final curtain call, Netflix is returning to the Los Angeles-based performing arts school with a brand-new spinoff, “Hollywood Arts.” Created by Jake Farrow and Samantha Martin, the series follows Trina Vega (Daniella Monet reprising her role) as a struggling actress stuck in the shadow of her superstar sister, […] Continue Reading »
Gersh is stepping up its international content ambitions with the launch of Victoria House, the new identity of Emmy-winning Spanish production outfit You First Originals, as the U.S. talent agency completes the integration of You First under its global brand on Oct. 15. The move gives Victoria House access to Gersh’s international talent network and […] Continue Reading »
Kirti Kulhari’s first feature as a producer, “Kinaare” (“Shores”), will premiere at the 15th Dharamshala International Film Festival (DIFF), which will open with Rima Das’ Berlin-awarded “Not a Hero.” The festival will run Oct. 29–Nov. 1 at the Tibetan Children’s Village in Upper Dharamshala, with an online edition to follow Nov. 2–9. Written and directed […] Continue Reading »
The UK culture secretary is “minded to intervene” over the £1.6B ($2.1B) Sky-ITV deal. Lisa Nandy issued her notice over “public interest considerations” including “the need for free expression of opinion in news media,” “the need for a sufficient plurality of views in news media in each market” and “the need for the availability throughout […] Continue Reading »
Editor’s note: This story contains details of alleged sexual offenses that some readers may find distressing. Russell Brand allegedly raped a woman in her hotel room after he asked her to take photographs of him in his underwear, a court has heard. On day four of Brand’s rape trial at London’s Southwark Crown Court, the […] Continue Reading »
EXCLUSIVE: Hollywood action vet Renny Harlin is attached to direct rescue thriller Evac which will see a chopper crash-land in a volatile prison yard. Evac will follow “a medical specialist who must team up with a wounded inmate she was sent to rescue after their medical helicopter crash-lands in a volatile prison yard. Together, the […] Continue Reading »
Iranian filmmaker Majid Majidi’s Midday Meal won the Best Film Award at the close of the Busan International Film Festival tonight. As a result of the win, the film automatically qualifies for submission to the Best International Feature category of the Oscars. Set in a parched badlands village, the film revolves around a school teacher, […] Continue Reading »
The first London TV Screenings to feature the newly-merged Banijay-All3Media sales arm has unveiled its schedule. There is one less founding organizer of the screenings now that Big Brother seller Banijay and The Traitors owner All3Media have become one, and the new group will bring its 265,000-hour catalog to the UK capital on Wednesday February […] Continue Reading »
French star Omar Sy has voiced his support for high school student protests sweeping France and decried the authoritarian crackdown which has seen one teenager lose their hand and more than 6,000 youngsters taken into temporary police custody. The protests have been building since late September, sparked by complaints of staff shortages and dilapidated schools. […] Continue Reading »
EXCLUSIVE: Radial Entertainment has had a busy week on the Croisette and just finished it off with another order. The global distribution biz has greenlit a third season of its original series Making a Serial Killer, the true-crime series that looks at what shaped the world’s most notorious serial killers. It unravels the chilling backstories […] Continue Reading »
SXSW London 2027, which is set to run from 24–29 May, will do so under the theme of “The Power of Human Potential.” Festival organizers have also confirmed the form of the 2027 conference programme. The 2027 edition will be organised into 14 thematic tracks. These include: AI & Experience, Frontier Technologies, Health & Longevity, […] Continue Reading »
MIPCOM is the biggest gathering in international TV. This year there were 10,000 attendees and over 3,000 buyers. The organizers have thrown open the doors to the wider world of content and distribution – and nowadays YouTube execs and creator businesses mingle with TV buyers and sellers. Deadline was out in force and here are […] Continue Reading »
EXCLUSIVE: Multitude Media has promoted Gem Pinkney to the newly-created role of managing director and plans a push into live entertainment. The agency, which reps for PR the likes of Danny Dyer, Lolly Adefope and Shazad Latif along with BAFTA and numerous production companies, has a new senior leader team led by founder and CEO […] Continue Reading »