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British film director Andrew Haigh has highlighted Canada’s potential to become a major hub for filmmaking, citing its talent, landscapes, and production infrastructure. At the Toronto International Film Festival screening of ‘A Long Winter,’ Haigh praised Alberta’s suitability for movie production, describing it as a cost-effective location mirroring Colorado’s Rocky Mountains.

This week’s entertainment news encapsulates storytelling from different corners of the world. In Gaza, Palestinian filmmaker Hosam Abu Dan captures everyday struggles through his film ‘Thirteen in Gaza,’ which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The drama portrays the life of a 13-year-old girl, Raghad, as she navigates puberty in a tumultuous environment.

The entertainment industry sees pivotal moments as prosecutors decide not to pursue the death penalty for Nick Reiner, accused of murdering his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner. The decision factored in the wishes of the couple’s surviving children.

The anticipated Lumiere Summit is set to become a pivotal discussion point for the film industry as France and South Korea co-lead a crucial debate on the future of cinema amidst challenges like artificial intelligence and funding concerns. This was disclosed in a briefing where it was confirmed that representatives from major Hollywood studios and…

At Disney’s D23 fan event, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige revealed the stellar cast for the upcoming ‘X-Men’ movie. The highly anticipated announcement included actors like Sadie Sink and Adam Driver, drawing significant attention from fans and the media. The movie is scheduled for release in May 2028.

Back in 2017, we examined what I called the “shady” way Marvel Studio continued Bruce Banner / the Hulk’s story throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe by wisely adding the green behemoth as seasoning on a number of superpowered stories. The reasoning, we speculated then and still believe to be true to this day, boiled down…

After coveting the role for years, Gosling has been announced as the new Ghost Rider – a superhero stunt rider with powers bestowed by Satan. Is this a smart move all round or has he sold his soul to the devil?

Ryan Gosling appeared on stage at San Diego Comic-Con on Sunday, July 26, 2026. See all topics

Ryan Gosling will join the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) as the titular character in a new Ghost Rider film, the company has announced.

The La La Land star has officially been cast as Ghost Rider in a new film that will be released in 2028, Marvel Studios announced at its San Diego Comic-Con panel on Saturday.