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Singer and actor returned to Houston after 15 years for a concert celebrating Pakistan’s pop and rock music

Sophie Cunningham. Image via: Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Earlier this year, Sophie Cunningham made it clear that her ambitions stretch well beyond the basketball court. The Indiana Fever star signed with 3 Arts Sports in January 2026, adding a major entertainment-focused partnership to a career that already includes professional basketball and podcasting. The move signals a…

Bollywood has a formula it swears by: Put a superstar’s face on the poster, and the money follows. Mirzapur: The Movie is daring to break that rule, and early trade buzz suggests it might just get away with it.

Festival director Alberto Barbera said the gritty line-up reflected filmmakers’ growing engagement with contemporary events, ranging from the conflict in Gaza to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Wednesday 02/09/2026

Between Hollywood and Silicon Valley, the 83rd edition of the Venice Film Festival will serve as a showcase for cinema in the age of artificial intelligence (Venice International Film Festival)

DZOFilm has released two accessories aimed at a very practical problem: how to use the lenses you already own on the camera you happen to be shooting with. The Octopus II multi-mount adapter and Marlin 1.4x extender are available now, and details are on the DZOFilm website.

Ahead of film festivals, press conferences are an unusual sight for juries, but this time in Venice it appears that would not be the case.

A dramatic comedy about a Chinese chef navigating conflict in the Middle East grossed 1.3 billion yuan ($193 million) as of midday on Friday a major Chinese ticketing platform

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Kim Go-eun, who starred in two of the most talked-about series of the past year — Netflix’s “You and Everything Else” (2025) and Tving romance “Yumi’s Cells” (2021–26) — received the highest honor at the fifth Blue Dragon Series Awards on Friday.