Arts and Entertainment

William Gibson's cyberpunk landmark, long called unfilmable, becomes a 10-part Apple TV series premiering January 22, 2027.

IDFA's 39th edition opens with a Myanmar resistance documentary and programs 253 films from 80 countries, from Iran's beauty policing to Ukraine's front lines.

The Baywatch reboot is betting on Los Angeles to prove Hollywood can still compete. Showrunner Matt Nix tells Deadline why the iconic series is a love letter to the city and its production industry.

Steam is giving away two games free to keep until October 12, plus four DLC bundles. Here is what you can claim and why these offers matter.

Adult Swim's breakout animated hit returns in January with a new villain, deeper mysteries, and a sharper critique of who gets to control medicine.

The Oasis reunion documentary has become the year's biggest music doc, but its real subject is the fans. Here's what it says about class, community, and the future of Bond.

Chuck Lorre reveals the toxic power struggle on 'Roseanne,' exposing Hollywood's deeper issues with ego, collaboration, and accountability.

Jim Bakker, the televangelist who built a Christian broadcasting empire before its collapse in sex and financial scandals, has died at 86. His life left a complicated legacy.

Nintendo's Switch Sports Resort blends casual fun with classic game nods, offering inclusive, motion-controlled play that brings people together. Here's what to expect.

Wayne Brady steps away from Ms. Blakk for President after a vocal polyp diagnosis, opening up about the mental toll and his path to recovery.

The new Netflix documentary 'The Widower' chronicles the chilling case of Thomas Randolph, a man convicted of murdering two of his six wives. Here's what to know about the investigation, the trials, and where Randolph is now.

Mike Flanagan's Carrie series updates Stephen King's classic for the social media age, turning teen horror into a sharp critique of bullying, public schools, and modern parenting.

Kyle MacLachlan's new memoir 'Fictional Selves' confronts his past mistakes, from cheating on Laura Dern to the failure of 'Dune,' and offers lessons on growth, honesty, and owning your story.

Guy Ritchie has four projects dominating streaming charts across Prime Video, Netflix, Paramount Plus, and Starz, cementing his status as the most-watched director of 2026.

Charles Schulz's Peanuts ended in 2000, but its sharpest quotes still speak to modern anxieties. From Charlie Brown's existential dread to Snoopy's simple wisdom, here are the 20 most memorable lines and why they still resonate.

Frankie Muniz opens up about hitting rock bottom, sharing a raw look at mental health struggles and personal growth. His estranged wife's cryptic response adds another layer to a very public story.

The BBC has opened a competitive tender process for Doctor Who's future, inviting outside producers to pitch a fresh vision. With Disney+ gone and Ncuti Gatwa departed, the franchise faces its biggest reset since 2005.

Stage West's 'Unnecessary Farce' turns a thin script into a sharp, funny commentary on power, surveillance, and institutional chaos. A talented cast makes the absurd feel timely.

Katherine LaNasa and Grant Show have been married for over a decade. Their relationship is a study in patience, mutual respect, and the possibility of second acts in Hollywood.

On September 13, three zodiac signs find renewed hope. But the real lesson is collective: hope is a shared, actionable force that drives change.