Browsing: Credits

Anime credits have used dance to introduce characters, tell small stories and, in the case of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, inspire performances beyond the screen. In its feature published on November 3, 2026, Crunchyroll traces examples from Heidi to “Hare Hare Yukai.”

Ankur Rathee says his Hollywood debut Best of the Best gave him greater visibility and opened doors to opportunities beyond the Indian entertainment market. The actor reflects on how the project helped expand his international reach

The trailer for 20th Century Studios’ “Whalefall” starring Austin Abrams, Josh Brolin, John Ortiz and Elisabeth Shue. Directed by Brian Duffield.

Zara Larsson is opening up about exactly where her love of music began, and she is giving credit right where it belongs. In a thoughtful new conversation on The New York Times‘ Popcast, the Swedish pop star traced her entire artistic dream back to American music and art culture, and Black American culture in particular,…

There really is nothing else on television like HBO bringing a clearly visible prestige to the whole medium. That heightened production is apparent right from the start of the platform’s original shows with incredibly well-made opening title sequences. From moody songs set to the proceedings to stylized visuals, these credit sequences really do set the…

The Grammy winner explained that his free time is now much more liberating compared to when he was touring withOne Direction—and it’s all thanks to a former girlfriend.

Coles customers will be able to start collecting credits for the Curtis Stone Summer Entertaining range from today.

The 53-year-old actor was on a tractor the first time he spoke with “Ransom Canyon” showrunner, April Blair.

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

Umiko Chino, sixty-five, has come to the end of the mourning period for her late husband and she feels restless. She’s always been interested in films but the old VCR machine is on the blink so she ventures out to the cinema. There she happens to encounter Kai, a student, who notices that she watches…