Archive snapshot · Entertainment
Tue, Nov 3, 3:03 AM ET
Disney Prepares Another Round of Layoffs, Divisions Seeking Up to 20% Cost Savings
The cuts are expected to hit multiple divisions including TV networks and the motion picture studio, with thousands of employees potentially affected.
Deadline · +4 outlets
'Resident Evil' Reboot Confirms Streaming Release After Crossing $400 Million Globally
Zach Cregger's reboot becomes a box office success, with a home streaming and video release rolling out this week.
Variety · +10 outlets
Newsom Proposes Expanding California Film and TV Tax Credit to $1 Billion Annually
As production jobs leave the state, Hollywood unions welcome the outgoing governor's plan but question whether his successor will sustain the commitment.
Indiewire · +14 outlets
Juan Atkins, Co-Founder of Techno Music, Dies at 64
The Detroit producer and DJ pioneered the genre as a solo artist and as a member of the Belleville Three and Cybotron.
Pitchfork · +14 outlets
Justin Timberlake to Release Four-Part Docuseries Featuring Janet Jackson on Super Bowl Controversy
The Apple TV project covers the infamous 2004 halftime 'wardrobe malfunction' and is set to arrive by the end of the year.
Rolling Stone · +11 outlets
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross Score David Fincher's 'The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth'
The score marks the duo's sixth collaboration with Fincher; the 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' spinoff hits theaters Nov. 25 and Netflix in December.
Rolling Stone · +13 outlets
Johnny Depp Open to Reprising Jack Sparrow Role in 'Pirates of the Caribbean'
In a new interview, Depp said he is open to working with producer Jerry Bruckheimer again.
Deadline · +13 outlets
Netflix's Steampunk Western 'Bass x Machina' Draws Mixed Reviews as Critics Weigh Animated Series
The animated series reimagines real-life U.S. Marshal Bass Reeves in a fantasy-steampunk setting, drawing reviews from Variety and Collider.
Variety · +2 outlets
'Robopocalypse' TV Series in the Works from Ron Howard and Akiva Goldsman
The 2011 novel was once slated as a Steven Spielberg movie; he will executive produce via Amblin Entertainment.
The Hollywood Reporter · +4 outlets
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Drop My Chemical Romance Lawsuit as War of Words Continues
Court filings reveal why the high-profile uniform dispute wrapped up quickly, though Live Nation remains unhappy with wording in the dismissals.
Rolling Stone · +2 outlets
The Chicks Postpone Los Angeles Concert Hours Before Showtime Due to Illness
The trio are wrapping their Taking the Long Way 20th anniversary tour.
Billboard · +8 outlets
'Godzilla Minus Zero' Returns to Theaters in One Week
The direct sequel pits Godzilla against King Ghidorah in an IMAX-sized kaiju spectacle.
Collider · +14 outlets
TWS Return With Second Single Album 'TO US', Led by 'Call My Name'
The K-pop group's comeback single album centers on themes of youth and comfort for fans.
Billboard · +14 outlets
Neve Campbell Confirms She'll Return for 'Scream 8', Film Still in Development
The installment from Spyglass and Paramount does not yet have a director.
Deadline · +7 outlets
Supreme Court Rejects Trump Bid on California Noncitizens Voting on Midterms Eve
The high court denied the Justice Department's emergency request, drawing a response from Gov. Newsom.
Deadline · +14 outlets
Netflix Sets 2027 Theatrical Release for Joel Coen's Gothic Mystery 'Jack of Spades'
The film stars Patsy Ferran, Josh O'Connor, Damian Lewis, and Lesley Manville.
Indiewire · +6 outlets
Bruce Springsteen Backs Abdul El-Sayed for U.S. Senate in Michigan
The Democrat faces MAGA Republican Mike Rogers, and the endorsement follows Rep. Haley Stevens' reversal.
Billboard · +1 outlets
Mohammad Rasoulof Cites Jafar Panahi's New Prison Sentence at Tokyo Kurosawa Akira Award
Rasoulof said Iranian cinema continues to face repression while accepting the award alongside O Mipo.
Variety

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