Entertainment news is split between prestige-event surprise and familiar franchise momentum. A startling Telluride debut puts one of the year’s most talked-about documentaries into the conversation, while major names in television, music, film and gaming drive the rest of the day...
Entertainment news is split between prestige-event surprise and familiar franchise momentum. A startling Telluride debut puts one of the year’s most talked-about documentaries into the conversation, while major names in television, music, film and gaming drive the rest of the day with honors, revivals, tour plans and commercial milestones.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim unveil You Can See Everything as a surprise screening at the Telluride Film Festival, with A24 releasing an early teaser alongside the premiere. The documentary centers on Elizabeth Holmes and quickly emerges as a hard-to-classify title, with early reactions highlighting unusual access, an intense on-screen exchange with Fielder, and an unsettling tone.
Rob Reiner receives a posthumous Emmy for his guest performance on FX’s The Bear at the Creative Arts Emmys. The award comes about nine months after his death in December 2025 and adds a final major television honor to a career that spans acting, directing and comedy.
Netflix confirms The Inbetweeners 3 and says production is now underway in the UK with the original cast returning. The new film revives the long-running British coming-of-age comedy franchise and gives the streamer a recognizable reunion title with built-in appeal for fans of the series and earlier features.
Radiohead announces May 2027 tour dates across Australia and Japan, laying out a multi-city run in the region. The new shows build on recent reunion activity and mark a significant live commitment from the band, giving fans a clearer picture of its plans after years of intermittent collective work.
Capcom says Onimusha: Way of the Sword tops one million units sold worldwide on its first day of release. The launch-day figure, counted across platforms, gives the publisher an immediate commercial win and suggests strong demand for the latest entry tied to the long-running action franchise.
Mammootty celebrates his 75th birthday with fans and film figures gathering in Kochi to honor his contribution to Indian cinema. The occasion becomes both a birthday event and a tribute to a screen career that has stretched across roughly five decades and made him one of the industry’s most enduring stars.
Top Entertainment stories
- Nathan Fielder’s ‘You Can See Everything’ premieres at Telluride and releases trailer (21 sources)
- Rob Reiner wins posthumous Emmy for guest role on FX’s The Bear (13 sources)
- Netflix confirms “The Inbetweeners 3” with original cast returning as production starts (12 sources)
- Radiohead announce May 2027 Australian and Japan tour dates (8 sources)
- Onimusha: Way of the Sword surpasses 1 million sales on launch day, Capcom says (7 sources)
- Gary Oldman says next James Bond has been chosen, backs Jack Lowden (5 sources)
- Red Star Belgrade fans display tifo honoring Ratko Mladić ahead of derby (5 sources)
- Giuliani says NYC Mayor Mamdani should skip 9/11 memorials (5 sources)
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