Category: Entertainment

Director Curry Barker and lead actress Inde Navarrette returned to the Toronto International Film Festival one year after their low-budget film Obsession premiered there.

Actress Sandra Bullock appeared on Live with Kelly and Mark on Thursday to discuss her hazy memory of the 2010 Academy Awards ceremony.

Director Michaël R. Roskam is adapting the story of a 1943 Belgian media hack involving a counterfeit Nazi newspaper into a new feature film.

Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock are reuniting for a sequel to the 1998 film Practical Magic. The new movie will be directed by Susanne Bier and filmed in Southern England instead of coastal Massachusetts. Production has shifted away from the original setting where the first film was made.

Glen Basner, head of FilmNation Entertainment, spoke to a panel at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday about current distribution hurdles. He stated that traditional packaging methods often prioritize streaming companies over theatrical releases. Basner urged buyers and financiers to adopt a holistic approach that ensures films succeed across multiple platforms.

Belarusian director Andrei Kutsila won the Golden Globes Impact Prize for Documentary at the Venice Film Festival. The award honors his film Letters From the Silenced Country, which portrays contemporary Belarus through the lives of five individuals affected by state violence. The prize is presented in partnership with the Artemis Rising Foundation.

Sandra Bullock discussed her career choices in an interview with Jennifer Aniston for Interview magazine. She stated she decided not to audition for directors who asked her to drop her pants while working as a waitress in New York. Bullock explained that she made a deliberate choice to stop taking romantic comedy roles after receiving criticism.

Indian singer Diljit Dosanjh performed at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night. The music venue confirmed he is the first Punjabi artist to headline the arena. Fans in London cheered as he launched into his biggest hits.

Saturday Night Live U.K.'s Weekend Update segment mocked President Donald Trump's recent change in hairstyle. Co-anchor Ania Magliano joked that he was trialing a new shade of brown or had damaged his hair. Paddy Young added that the punchline regarding the joke was taken by their legal team.

Mahershala Ali revealed he wanted to perform physical action scenes before filming his new movie Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother. The actor previously left the Blade film project in July 2024 when it was removed from Disney's lineup. He now plays Latif, a contract killer protecting his children in Houston.