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November 7, 2026, 5:00 pm Ron Batzdorff/NBC/Courtesy: Everett Collection, Sarah Shatz/FX/Courtesy: Everett Collection, Courtesy: Everett Collection Mandy Moore, Billy Porter, and Eve Plumb

Comic books have a long tradition of introducing a mysterious new character in the last panels of an issue, keeping their face in shadow until the next installment. Marvel might be doing something similar with Gambit in its upcoming X-Men reboot. There’s a new casting report that Remy LeBeau may have a small role in…

From John Boyega to Chiwetel Ejiofor, these 10 internationally recognised actors and actresses with Nigerian roots have built successful careers in Hollywood and beyond.

FILE – Dragon Ball Z booth is seen during New York Comic Con at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on Oct. 12, 2023, in New York. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)

For example, New Girl hid Zooey Deschanel’s pregnancy by having her character, Jess, spend most of the season serving jury duty.

Parineeti Chopra, who makes her web series debut with Shaque: Trust No One, has questioned the tendency to view OTT and TV actors as lesser than film stars. She says actors should not be branded by the platform they work on

Back in the day, many people viewed television as the first major step towards earning fame and fortune in the entertainment industry. The idea was that someone could land a successful role on TV, eventually move on to movies (with hopefully as little controversy as possible on their way out), win a few awards, and then…

Casting director Mukesh Chhabra recently shared a post on X in support of TV actors, calling them amazing. His post comes after actor Rohit Roy in a podcast called TV a `dustbin medium` and slammed TV actors

Casting director Mukesh Chhabra recently shared a post on X in support of TV actors, calling them amazing. His post comes after actor Rohit Roy in a podcast called TV a `dustbin medium` and slammed TV actors

AI-generated videos are threatening actors, influencers, and livestreamers in China, with some productions already replacing human performers.Since ByteDance’s Seedance 2.0 launched, digital performers can produce better videos faster and cheaper than humans. In Q1 2026, about 128,000 short dramas were published in China, three times the total for all of 2025. Ninety-five percent were AI-generated,…