Misan Harriman's Hope 93 gallery exhibition brings together seven years of protest photography—work that circulated on Instagram before it reached any gallery wall. It's proof that social media-native artists are successfully translating platform visibility into institutional credibility.
EXCLUSIVE: The Age Of Adaline co-writer Salvador Paskowitz is teaming with business partner Timothy “Timo” Nelligan to launch microdrama outfit Super Punchy Studios. The company’s first vertical title, Step By Step, stars short-form drama talent including Nicole Mattox, Seth Edeen, Molly Anderson, a
The season-ending episode “Yellow Thong Bikini,” which follows a 71-year-old nudist OnlyFans creator, is bleak, hopeful, and completely insane.
Dodger Stadium's Uniqlo naming deal marks the moment retail brands officially became cultural infrastructure — and nobody seems upset about it.
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Davis Burleson's move from TikTok to hosting two SiriusXM radio shows signals that legacy media finally understands the difference between follower counts and real audience loyalty—and knows it has to hire what it can't build.
Disney heard the backlash over Dwayne Johnson's wig in the live-action Moana and decided it didn't matter. The studio has either learned to ignore social media noise—or discovered it doesn't affect ticket sales.
DreamWorks' Forgotten Island, starring H.E.R. and Liza Soberano, treats Filipino folklore as franchise-worthy IP with a full theatrical release and tentpole marketing — Southeast Asian mythology just graduated from diversity checkbox to studio bet.
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Mouse on Mars's posthumous collaboration with Lee 'Scratch' Perry is billed as the dub pioneer's definitive final album—and it's evidence that experimental electronic artists are doing the archival work reggae institutions never bothered with.
Mob Entertainment's Poppy Playtime Chapter 5 sold 275,000 units in its first week, proving indie horror's episodic model can generate sustainable revenue without AAA budgets or live service traps.
Queen II gets the deluxe boxed set treatment 52 years after its release. Brian May called it the band's biggest leap — and the reissue confirms what every legacy act already knows: catalog revenue beats new material every time.
Jocelyn Bioh and Whitney White reunite for the Broadway premiere of School Girls this fall, testing whether theater's interest in African stories extends beyond immigrant narratives to stories set in Africa itself.
The Oscars drew 17.9 million viewers despite Sinners and One Battle After Another leading the nominations — a four-year low that suggests blockbuster nominees can't save the awards show format anymore.
Five years prior to his death in 2025, Val Kilmer was cast as Father Fintan, a Catholic priest and Native American spiritualist, in “As Deep as the Grave.” But Kilmer, who was battling throat cancer, was too sick to ever make it to set. “He was the actor I wanted to play this role,” says […]
Yushokobayashi's Fall 2026 collection proves Tokyo Fashion Week is no longer a stepping stone to Paris — it's the destination for designers building craft credibility on their own terms.
