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Beneath the glossy-but-tired commercial surface of Pakistan’s film industry, something promising is happening. Updated 29 Dec, 2025
Backlit by an orange sky, Romeo appears. He smokes on a derelict outdoor stage; the only curtains here the blonde hair framing his face. The moody keyboard of Radiohead’s “Talk Show Host” swells, a 21-year-old Leonardo DiCaprio comes into focus, and a million teenage crushes are launched.
If you were old enough to be online when Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings movies were being made, you probably remember the debates about what would and would not be included. Some people really, really wanted Tom Bombadil, the quirky fellow who helps the hobbits on their way and rescues them from some barrow-wights.…
Amaal Mallik disclosed that Arijit Singh had begun to lose his passion for film music one to two years prior to his announcement about stepping back from playback singing.
Some of our most beloved celebrities of all time started their career from absolutely nothing. From picking up odd shifts at the neighbourhood restaurant to working as a lion tamer, many of these big names in the entertainment industry started from a completely different route. From Harry Styles to Christopher Walken, here is a list…
People have long debated whether violent TV shows might have any influence over the perpetration of violent crimes, but the popularity of “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation” posed a different dilemma: Could a crime drama influence how criminals get convicted?
Horror movies and dramas often use dissonant and unsettling melodies in their background music to evoke fear, and sometimes just listening to it can make you feel scared. New research has shown that listening to horror movie music can make even a normal smile seem creepy and frightening. The Sound of Fear: How Horror Soundtracks…
Spy Ninjas’ Founders Are Betting $25M That A YouTube Franchise Can Become An Entertainment Company
Chad Wild Clay and Vy Qwaint built “Spy Ninjas” into one of YouTube’s largest family franchises without studio backing or outside investment. This year, they committed $25 million of their own capital to expand it, and hired a digital media executive to push them toward bets they say they never would have made on their…
Explore filmmaking careers, training pathways and opportunities for students in Nagaland amid India’s growing film industry.
Los Angeles County’s entertainment sector eliminated roughly 20,000 positions between 2023 and 2024. Broadcast divisions shrank. Development slates contracted. Legacy studio lots that once employed thousands consolidated floor by floor. From the outside, the market looks like it should be flooded with available talent.