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Pan's Labyrinth returns to theaters in 3D on October 9, 2026 for its 20th anniversary. Guillermo del Toro says the conversion was done by hand with no AI. Here is the story.

James Cameron's Lightstorm Vision has acquired Outsyders, the AI-driven stereoscopic 3D company behind Blue Angels, Lilo & Stitch and Tron: Ares. Here is what the deal means for 3D filmmaking.

George Lucas's Museum of Narrative Art finally opened in Los Angeles on September 22, 2026, after a decade, three cities and years of delays. Here is the story behind it.

Roseson® Studios is not a typical art brand. Here's the story — a creative director with 100+ Hollywood productions, a fine art vision, and a belief that the art on your walls should be as bold as the life you are building.

📷 Hollywood Sign, Los Angeles — Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0 Memorial Day weekend, and Hollywood never sleeps. From the Cannes fallout to a Yellowstone spin-off in crisis, a Dutton Ranch shakeup, the AI actress precedent, and tonight's AMAs — here is everything the industry is talking about right now. 01. Dutton Ranch Loses Its Creator Weeks Before Premiere — EP Reacts Chad Feehan, the creator and showrunner of Dutton Ranch — the highly anticipated Yellowstone spin-off o

📷 Hollywood Sign, Los Angeles — Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0 Memorial Day weekend dispatches — the AMAs take over Las Vegas, American films get shut out at Cannes, Cannes wraps its most contested edition in years, and Hollywood's LA mayoral race heats up. Here's everything shaping the industry today, May 25, 2026. 01. 2026 AMAs Tonight in Las Vegas — Taylor Swift Nominated Eight Times But Won't Attend The 2026 American Music Awards are taking place tonight, May 25, in La

📷 Hollywood Sign, Los Angeles — Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0 This week's dispatch covers the biggest stories at the box office, on the festival circuit, and inside the boardrooms reshaping the entertainment industry. From billion-dollar franchises to the AI reckoning no studio can avoid, there's much to discuss. 01. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Dominates 2026 Box Office at $848M Worldwide Universal's The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has stormed to the top of the 2026 global

📷 Los Angeles Theater — Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA A second dispatch from the front lines of Hollywood — covering power shifts in New York media, blockbuster first reactions, the streaming premiere calendar, and the LA mayoral race's entertainment angle. 01. THR's Most Powerful People in New York Media: The Industry Convenes at Daniel The Hollywood Reporter celebrated its Most Powerful People in New York Media issue with a gathering at the landmark restaurant Daniel on May

📷 Palais des Festivals, Cannes — Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0 From the Croisette to the boardroom — a curated look at the stories shaping Hollywood in May 2026, as streaming reshapes the economics of storytelling and Cannes crowns its latest victors. 01. Zvyagintsev's Minotaur Claims Grand Prix as Cannes Crowns a Divided Competition Andreï Zvyagintsev's long-awaited return to the Palme d'Or race ended with the runner-up Grand Prix for Minotaur, a brooding mythological ep

The WGA West staff strike has come to a close as the union ratified its first-ever contract agreement, ending an extended labor action that drew widespread attention across the entertainment industry.

The global pop star has filed a $15 million lawsuit against Samsung, alleging the tech giant used her likeness without permission to promote their television products.

In only its second weekend, the Prada sequel has already surpassed the entire lifetime run of the original 2006 movie. Disney becomes the first Hollywood studio this year to clear $2 billion in worldwide ticket sales.

The stars on the panel, which also included Lizzo, Pete Davidson, Chelsea Handler and Jeff Ross, mocked Hart's absentee, drug-addict father at the Netflix Is a Joke Festival roast.

The summer 2026 box office is shaping up to be one of the most interesting in years — and analysts are projecting it could hit $4.2 billion in North American receipts. The lineup features a combination of legacy franchise sequels, live-action remakes of beloved animated films, and some genuine wild cards that could break out beyond their expected audiences. Here is the complete preview of every major release worth watching this summer. THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2 — THE YEAR'S MOS

Hollywood 2026 is packed with franchise sequels and event films. Your complete preview of the most anticipated releases.