Glen Powell steers clear of “cancelled” celebrity
Actor Glen Powell revealed that he refused a photo opportunity with a “cancelled” celebrity during a recent Hollywood party. Though he respects the person’s work, Powell admitted he feared the association might harm his image given the controversies surrounding the star. Read More
Paul Thomas Anderson launches 'One Battle after Another'
Acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson has unveiled his latest film, One Battle After Another, a sharp satirical take on America during the Trump era. Early reviews praise the movie’s dazzling visuals and biting energy, with standout performances by Sean Penn and Leonardo DiCaprio. Watch the trailer
Sean “Diddy” combs fight to overturn conviction
Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs appeared in a Manhattan courtroom on September 25 as his legal team made a final push to overturn his prostitution-related conviction. His lawyers argue the ruling relied on an unjust application of the Mann Act. During his time in jail, Combs reportedly taught a business course to fellow inmates, offering a surprising look at the entrepreneur behind the controversy. Check out the full video.
Dakota Johnson honored in Zurich
Actress and producer Dakota Johnson received the prestigious Golden Eye Award at the Zurich Film Festival on September 25. The festival also screened her new film Splitsville, with organizers praising Johnson for her diverse career and fearless role selection, from Fifty Shades of Grey to Suspiria. Here's how she looked.
Avatar: Fire and Ash trailer ignites excitement
Director James Cameron released the long-awaited trailer for Avatar: Fire and Ash, teasing new dangers for the Na’vi and a gripping “crisis of faith” storyline. The trailer sparked massive online buzz within hours of its debut. Watch the trailer
Streaming services unleash a content wave
On September 26, major platforms dropped a flood of fresh titles. Netflix premiered Mae Martin’s series Wayward and the historical drama House of Guinness. Hulu launched The Man in My Basement, while Disney+ introduced the dark animated miniseries Marvel Zombies. Apple TV+ returned with season five of the Emmy-winning espionage drama Slow Horses.
With daring political commentary, courtroom tension, festival acclaim, and blockbuster teasers, Hollywood continues to prove it can deliver spectacle and substance in equal measure.
