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Alana Hadid leaves Palestinian film company
Alana Hadid, sister to Gigi and Bella, steps down from Watermelon Pictures after a financial disagreement. Discover the details behind the split and the company's future.
M3GAN spin-off SOULM8TE pulled from release, fans react
Universal Pictures has scrapped the January release of the erotic AI thriller SOULM8TE, a spin-off from the hit film M3GAN, leaving sci-fi and horror fans disappointed. Discover the details and fan reactions.
Guardian launches new 'Building Power' initiative
The Guardian unveils 'Building Power', a major new editorial initiative to deepen coverage of progressive movements and systemic change. Discover how it will reshape reporting.
Johansson: Backer Tried to Cut Holocaust from Film
Scarlett Johansson reveals a financier tried to force her to remove Holocaust narrative from her directing debut 'Eleanor the Great'. She refused, Sony stepped in. Read her full interview revelations.
Thomas Love Peacock's Poem of the Week Rediscovered
Explore Thomas Love Peacock's 'Rich or Poor or Saint and Sinner', the Guardian's Poem of the Week for 1st December 2025. Discover this Victorian gem's timeless social commentary.
More Wicked Films Planned After Sequel Success
Universal confirms plans for more Wicked universe films following the massive box office success of Wicked: For Good. Discover what's next for the franchise.
Trump intervenes to secure Rush Hour 4 distribution deal
Paramount Pictures will distribute Rush Hour 4 following reported presidential intervention, reviving Brett Ratner's project despite previous misconduct allegations. Discover the full story.
Moving Pictures Bassist Ian Lees Dies Aged 60
The Australian music industry mourns legendary Moving Pictures bassist Ian Lees, who died from a heart attack. Remembered for his iconic 1982 hit What About Me? and celebrated career spanning decades.
Fred Astaire Biopic Blocked by Widow's Legal Warning
Tom Holland's planned Fred Astaire film is in chaos after the late star's widow, Robyn Astaire, issued a legal warning, stating it violates his explicit will. Discover the full story.
Labubu viral toy getting Sony film adaptation
Sony Pictures is developing a feature film based on the viral Labubu plush toys. Discover how this cult collectible could become the next big screen franchise.
The Running Man Reboot: Cast, Release Date & Updates
Paramount's explosive reboot of The Running Man starring Edgar Ramirez and Glen Powell gets exciting updates - here's the latest on casting, plot changes, and when UK fans can watch it.
Hasbro & Universal Launch National Entertainment Hall of Fame
Toy giant Hasbro partners with Universal Pictures to create groundbreaking entertainment experience in New York, celebrating iconic brands and cinematic universes.
Photo Booth Confessions: Writers Share Chaotic Snapshots
Discover the raw, unfiltered stories behind photo booth pictures as nine acclaimed writers share their most cherished and chaotic snapshots in this intimate collection.
Fraser & Weisz Return for New Mummy Movie
Hollywood's beloved adventure duo Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are officially reuniting for a brand new Mummy movie, sending fans into a frenzy of excitement.
Melissa McCarthy's JonBenét Film Axed Amid Legal Battle
Paramount Pictures cancels controversial JonBenét Ramsey documentary featuring Melissa McCarthy after legal action threatened by Burke Ramsey, brother of the murdered child beauty queen.
The Craft horror film getting sequel after 28 years
The iconic 1996 supernatural thriller The Craft is getting a modern revival with a brand new sequel in development, bringing witchcraft back to the big screen for a new generation.
Call of Duty Movie Confirmed: Paramount & Activision Partner
Hollywood giant Paramount Pictures partners with Activision Blizzard to bring the blockbuster Call of Duty franchise to the big screen in an ambitious cinematic universe project.
Four-Day Week Evidence Overwhelming Despite Reed's Stance
As Labour's Steve Reed voices scepticism, new research reveals the four-day week is delivering remarkable benefits for UK businesses and employees alike. Discover why companies are making the switch permanent.
Business leaders demand four-day week government action
Top UK business leaders and charity executives are urging ministers to spearhead England's transition to a four-day working week, citing proven benefits for productivity and wellbeing.
Hurricane Melissa Ravages Jamaica: Photos Reveal Destruction
Stunning visual documentation shows Hurricane Melissa's devastating impact across Jamaica, with flooded communities, damaged infrastructure and heroic rescue efforts underway.
Guardian hires Michelle R. Smith as Senior Science Reporter
The Guardian US expands its investigative science coverage with the strategic hire of Michelle R. Smith, a renowned journalist with proven expertise in public health and environmental investigations.
Scott Trust: Guardian's 88-Year Journalism Shield
Discover how The Scott Trust safeguards The Guardian's editorial independence and ensures its financial future without corporate or political influence.
Global Lens: This Week's Visual Journey Worldwide
From Westminster to wildlife, explore the most compelling photographs capturing global events, cultural moments, and human stories across continents in our weekly visual roundup.
Reese Witherspoon shares rare photos with son Deacon
Hollywood star Reese Witherspoon delights fans with rare glimpse into family life, posting touching photos with son Deacon Phillippe during Nashville outing
Wildlife Comedy Photography Awards Finalists Revealed
From clumsy cubs to photobombing squirrels, discover the side-splitting finalists of the Wildlife Comedy Photography Awards that prove nature has the best sense of humour.
Derrickson & Blumhouse Reunite for New Horror Film
Sinister director Scott Derrickson announces thrilling return to horror roots with new Blumhouse collaboration, marking their first project since 2012's The Black Phone.
Brian Harris: Visionary photographer of London dies at 77
Remembering Brian Harris, the pioneering Guardian photographer whose iconic images of London life and architectural vision defined British photojournalism for generations.
Bill Murray misconduct allegations halt Aziz Ansari film
Searchlight Pictures suspends production on Aziz Ansari's directorial debut 'Being Mortal' following formal complaint about Bill Murray's behaviour on set.
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