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6 September 2026UPDATED 6 September 2026 •ENTERTAINMENT Arts & Entertainment Desk Photo: Collected
AMC Entertainment Holdings (NYSE:AMC) created Leawood Films, a new film distribution company focused on low-risk projects.
With the autumn months approaching, we’re reaching that point of the year when some of our favourite shows, from Strictly Come Dancing and the Great British Bake Off to Drag Race UK, all start returning to our screens.
Every year without fail, Hollywood and other foreign markets bring unforgettable cinematic experiences to the masses, feeding our senses with creativity, imagination, and in rare instances, the impossible. In many cases, we’re spoiled when it comes to live-action offerings, but what about animation? Today, we’re looking back on 2013, the year Flappy Bird became so addictive…
This month’s slate is a testament to the sheer breadth of creative visual expression emerging from every corner of Africa — from North Africa’s poignant social satires and West Africa’s record-breaking thrillers to the gripping family dramas of Southern Africa and East Africa’s acclaimed festival breakthroughs.
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What should you be seeing? We’ve got you covered.Credit: Ian Moore/Mashable/A24/Neon/Bleecker Street/Fathom Entertainment/Black Bear Pictures/Focus Features/Apple TV/Amazon MGM/Sony/StudioCanal/Sunrise Films and Rialto Distribution
Microsoft has reportedly begun “quietly pitching” various film studios and others about not just a single game adaptation for the big screen – but a whole swath of them.
Accessing diverse video content has never been easier, and subscribing to various paid streaming platforms is increasingly popular. Data show that nearly one in three (32.7%) internet users in the EU in 2025 had a paid subscription to a film, series, or sports streaming service, the largest share among the 4 subscription types.
One Piece is nowhere near finished, according to series creator Eiichiro Oda, who has revealed some exciting news for fans.