Several U.S. studios and distributors will hold screenings at NATPE Budapest in June. A+E Global Media, Lionsgate, Paramount ...

NATPE Budapest has unveiled several confirmed studios that will host screenings during its 2025 market, including A+E Global Media, Lionsgate, Paramount Global Content Distribution and Sony Pictures ...

Wes Anderson isn’t just a filmmaker—he’s a genre unto himself. From the moment you enter one of his cinematic worlds, you’re ...

Stanley Kubrick's revolutionary sci-fi classic explores human evolution and extraterrestrial mysteries with stunning visuals.

In April 2024, the four biggest tournaments in tennis, the Grand Slams, presented a plan to restructure the sport. Dubbed the “premium tour,” it included Wimbledon and the Australian ...

The magical world of Wes Anderson’s frenetic imagination has given rise to some of modern cinema’s most vibrant films—from the comedic ingenuity of The Grand Budapest Hotel to the charming grace of ...

A hotel chain has revealed its latest plans for a new building to replace an Odeon cinema in Oxford. Odeon Oxford in George Street closed at the end of January to make way for controversial plans ...

Not many things can survive 100 years, but the Grand Ole Opry is one of them. The history and tradition behind the century-old institution spread far beyond the borders of Nashville and even ...

20 new hotels and resorts are due to open in Dubai this year Dubai: Dubai’s hotel sector is experiencing an impressive expansion, with over 11,300 new rooms expected to enter the market by 2027.

Hungary’s ruling coalition continued its crackdown on the country’s LBGTQ+ community on Monday, as members submitted a bill to parliament that would ban the popular Budapest Pride event and ...

After more than two decades of motoring all over the world, the trio of Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond aired the final episode of The Grand Tour last September. Now, they've got a ...

Lachman’s work on “Maria” was nominated for Best Cinematography at the 97th Academy Awards, but lost to “The Brutalist,” which shot partially in VistaVision.