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Tom Holland's Spidey sequel slipped to third place at the North American box office even as its 41-day haul blew past every profit target studios usually chase.
Bengal-born filmmaker Anuparna Roy is back in Venice's Orizzonti competition with her second feature, a story of four migrants on Mumbai's margins, a year after becoming the first Indian to win the section's Best Director award.
The creative team behind Pasadena Playhouse's sold-out Amadeus is back with Dürrenmatt's The Visit, starring Jefferson Mays as a man his former lover wants dead for the right price.
Mumbai's Ganeshotsav pandals are opening their doors to strays this year, with a Colaba mandal casting its idol as Kaalbhairav and a Kandivali mandal running vaccination and microchipping camps for street dogs.
Advance bookings for Avengers Endgame: Encore are live across India ahead of its September 25 re-release, which adds fresh footage bridging directly into Avengers: Doomsday, arriving in cinemas December 18.
Daayra's music launch in Mumbai brought out Kareena Kapoor Khan, Prithviraj Sukumaran, director Meghna Gulzar and lyricist Gulzar to unveil the title track Sach Ka Daayra ahead of the film's September 18 release.
Haiwaan, reuniting Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan after nearly two decades, is drawing praise for its performances and twist ending on social media, even as its opening day collections stayed low.
Quiver Distribution has picked up North American rights to the feature version of Long Day's Journey Into Night, with Jessica Lange and Ed Harris leading the O'Neill adaptation ahead of its September 25 release.
Haiwaan's Rs 3 crore opening day puts it among the worst starts of both Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan's careers, trailing Sunny Deol's Batwara 1947 despite that film's own disastrous run.
Haiwaan, starring Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar, opened to roughly Rs 3 crore on Friday, trade estimates say, a start trade watchers are calling disastrous given the film's budget and star power.
With the Emmys set for September 14, this year's top nominees across drama, comedy and limited series categories are overwhelmingly original creations, not adaptations of existing books, films or franchises.
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has crossed Rs 135 crore net in India, overtaking Vaazha 2 to rank third among Malayalam cinema's biggest grossers, with Manjummel Boys next in its sights.
Actress Lena opens up about perimenopause, hormone-aware scheduling with her husband, and the elaborate supplement packing for her month-and-a-half travel film shoot in Nepal.
Alia Bhatt turned up at the Don't Be Shy trailer launch not as an actor but as producer, and ended up telling a room full of reporters how Shaheen Bhatt once convinced her she came free with a Parle-G packet.
Sara Ali Khan made her New York Fashion Week debut as a Tommy Hilfiger guest, styling a grey checked blazer and mini skirt with a graphic T-shirt, red cap and matching bag.
Prime Video's trailer for Don't Be Shy shows Alia Bhatt and Shaheen Bhatt betting their production house on four first-time actors in a coming-of-age love triangle, out September 25.
Denise Richards and Casper Van Dien share the screen again for the first time since Starship Troopers, playing federal agents in a kidnap thriller called No Free Lunch, set for a spring 2027 release.
The Hindu's review of Haiwaan, Priyadarshan's Hindi remake of Malayalam hit Oppam, says Saif Ali Khan tries hard as a blind protector but the film flattens the original's slow-burn menace into loud commercial filler.
Ektaa R Kapoor travelled to the Vaishno Devi shrine ahead of The Vvaan's theatrical release, a trip that ties into the film's own goddess-rooted mythology and its September 25 date.
Vedang Raina opened up at IFFJK about his family's roots in Srinagar's Raina Wari locality, saying his second trip to Kashmir felt like coming home, much like his film Main Vaapas Aaunga.
As TIFF's 51st edition runs through September 20, The Hollywood Reporter has singled out five Toronto hotel lobbies, from the Ritz-Carlton to Four Seasons Yorkville, as the festival's true industry hubs.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day added Rs 3.25 crore in Week 6, taking its Indian net cume past Rs 481 crore and gross past Rs 582 crore, with a Rs 650 crore finish now in sight.
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit has crossed Vaazha 2's lifetime total to become the third highest-grossing Malayalam film ever in India, with Manjummel Boys and Lokah Chapter 1 next in its sights.
Sayani Gupta's US feature debut Arya has cast Riverdale's Ross Butler and Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Marc Evan Jackson, arriving the same week her directorial debut Aasmani continues its festival run from Washington DC to Tokyo.