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Day 2 collections of ₹32 crore push the franchise's big-screen outing past ₹79 crore worldwide, putting a reported ₹100 crore budget within reach by the weekend.
Bad Bunny claimed his first Emmy for producing the Super Bowl LX Halftime Show, which swept seven of nine nominations at the Creative Arts Emmys, including directing, choreography and music direction.
Antiques Roadshow won its first Emmy in 24 tries at the Creative Arts ceremony, while Bad Bunny's halftime show led the night and Colbert's final week swept five awards on its way out.
Barbara Eden, 95, canceled her in-person appearance at the Cinecon Classic Film Festival due to a sudden illness. Co-star Pat Boone accepted her Legacy Award instead, organizers said in a Facebook statement.
Lee Chang-dong's first film since 2018's Burning premiered in Venice competition to a lengthy standing ovation, reuniting Jeon Do-yeon and Sul Kyung-gu before a staggered global rollout via Netflix.
The Odyssey edged past Spider-Man: Brand New Day at the global box office this weekend, even as Holland's film stays domestic No. 1 for a sixth week and closes in on an all-time record.
Lee Chang-dong's first film since 2018's Burning premiered at Venice to near-unanimous critical praise. Netflix will give Possible Love an Oscar-qualifying theatrical run, and Korea has already picked it for the Best International Feature race.
HBO's Lanterns series has turned into a two-week chart-topper, and the fallout is dragging Ryan Reynolds' widely panned 2011 Green Lantern film back into America's top ten most-watched titles on HBO Max.
Alien: Covenant has joined Peacock in the US, arriving right as Ridley Scott signals he's ready to direct another Alien film, with Fede Álvarez reportedly stepping back from a Romulus sequel.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed $900 million domestically in just 36 days, the fastest any film has hit that mark, and it's closing in on The Force Awakens' all-time box office record within the week.
Alix Earle opens up about why she and NFL player Braxton Berrios split, revealing on her Netflix series that fear of an early marriage and fading communication played a part.
Night one of the two-day Creative Arts Emmys handed out below-the-line honors in Los Angeles, with The Pitt and Hacks leading the nomination count and Jean Smart eyeing a record-tying eighth win.
Natalie Portman has reportedly welcomed her third child, her first with partner Tanguy Destable, in Paris last month. The actress announced the pregnancy in April, calling it a privilege and a miracle.
Johnny Flynn and Aimee Lou Wood premiered their unhinged Dostoevsky biopic The Idiot(s) at Telluride, telling The Hollywood Reporter about a scrapped Russian accent, a midnight Welsh idea and a tarot card that set the tone for the whole shoot.
Jeff Zucker, who once ran CNN Worldwide and NBCUniversal, makes his screen debut playing himself in A24's Primetime, opposite Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen, at its Venice premiere.
Liam and Noel Gallagher premiered their Oasis documentary Don't Look Back in Anger at Venice on Saturday, drawing an eight-minute ovation after skipping the earlier press conference entirely.
Alexandra Artrip, who played young Antonia in 1998's Practical Magic, has responded to fan anger over the sequel recasting her and Evan Rachel Wood with Maisie Williams and Joey King, urging supporters to give the new film a chance.
Cédric Kahn's Venice competition entry A Place To Heal dramatises life inside an adolescent psychiatric ward, drawing on real case histories gathered by co-writer Kahina Le Querrec over six months of research.
Netflix quietly raised UK subscription prices on September 3, with its cheapest ad-supported plan climbing a third to £7.99 a month, its first hike since February.