Archive snapshot · Entertainment
Wed, Oct 21, 8:02 PM ET
Judge Orders Meta to Pay New Mexico $25 Billion Over Facebook Privacy Misrepresentations
The penalty in the state's Cambridge Analytica-era case is among the largest civil privacy judgments against a tech platform and lands in the same quarter Meta
Deadline · +14 outlets
Meta Q3 Revenue Tops Estimates but Legal Costs Weigh on Earnings
Meta reported record quarterly revenue of about $64 billion while absorbing nearly $10 billion in added legal costs from an $18 billion nationwide settlement wi
Deadline · +14 outlets
Poison Ivy TV Series in Development at HBO with 'The Penguin' Showrunner Lauren LeFranc
The project would be another HBO DC series from the team behind 'The Penguin', though it is said not to sit inside Matt Reeves' Batman universe.
The Hollywood Reporter · +13 outlets
'Clayface' Reviews Mixed as DC Body-Horror Film Lands in Theaters
James Watkins' R-rated DC horror entry drew largely positive notices by Hollywood Reporter's roundup, while Rolling Stone and IndieWire panned it, and a strong
Indiewire · +10 outlets
Tom Cruise to Receive AFI Life Achievement Award
AFI will honor the star with a gala tribute in Los Angeles in April, capping a career spanning 'Mission: Impossible' and his upcoming 'Digger'.
Indiewire · +13 outlets
David Fincher Explains Script Changes to Quentin Tarantino's 'Cliff Booth' Film
Fincher discussed trimming Tarantino's original script while a new teaser showed Brad Pitt's action-heavy scenes ahead of the Netflix launch.
Collider · +13 outlets
CHVRCHES Announce First Album in Six Years, 'All the King's Men', and 2027 Tour
The Scottish synth-pop trio returns with its first full-length since 2021 and a North American run set for spring 2027.
Pitchfork · +14 outlets
Talking Heads Announce New Book 'New Feeling' with Essays from Lorde, Debbie Harry and More
The coffee-table volume, due in May, collects handwritten lyrics, original album sketches and private photos from the band.
Pitchfork · +3 outlets
'Abbott Elementary' Season 6 Premiere Draws 6.3 Million Viewers in Seven Days
The ABC sitcom's return posted its strongest viewership in a year after a week of multiplatform viewing.
Variety · +1 outlets
Olivia Cooke on Returning to 'Slow Horses' and Season 6 Finale Cliffhanger
The actress discussed her return as River Cartwright's counterpart and on-set injuries after the Apple TV thriller's sixth season finale.
Variety · +13 outlets
Northlane Delay 'Anemoia' Album, Reschedule Australia/New Zealand Tour, Drop 'Deathwish'
The metalcore band pushed the record's release and moved regional dates while premiering a new single and visualizer.
Theprp.com · +6 outlets
Apple TV's 'Slow Horses' Wraps Season 6, Eyes 2027 Return for Season 7
The Gary Oldman spy thriller has finished its sixth installment with the next chapter expected in 2027.
Collider · +5 outlets
Dolly Parton CMA Tribute Special Airs on ABC with Reba, Carrie Underwood and More
The two-hour special from Nashville gathered generations of country stars for performances and tributes to Parton.
Billboard · +14 outlets
Snoh Aalegra Announces New Album and Shares 'I Love You' Featuring Nile Rodgers and Raphael Saadiq
The singer's long-awaited record 'Legendary Love' arrives with a new single and video.
Pitchfork · +7 outlets
Bicep Announce First Album in Five Years, 'Slug'
The Belfast electronic duo's new record features contributions from Eartheater, Clark and Sassy 009.
Pitchfork · +14 outlets
Blondie Announce 'High Noon', First Album in Nine Years, with Johnny Marr Collaboration
The band's return features the track 'Spectral Eyes' with the former Smiths guitarist.
25YearsLaterSite.com · +13 outlets
Ken Russell's Restored 'The Devils' Extends Theatrical Run After Strong Debut
Clockwork will keep the restoration of the controversial 1971 film in cinemas beyond its initial one-week engagement.
Indiewire · +2 outlets
Yung Miami Reveals Tracklist for Debut Solo Album 'Watch Dis'
The City Girls rapper's long-awaited solo debut features Travis Scott, Summer Walker, Quavo, Lil Baby and Kodak Black.
Pitchfork

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