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Robert Pattinson is having the busiest and most acclaimed stretch of his career. In 2026 alone, he has appeared in ‘Primetime,’ ‘The Drama,’ ‘The Odyssey,’ and the upcoming ‘Dune: Part Three.’ At 40 years old, Pattinson has never received an Oscar nomination, despite acclaimed work in ‘Good Time,’ ‘The Lighthouse,’ and ‘The Rover.’ This year,…

This is where life goes to get anime-shaped. Where the person standing next to you may have the ears of an elf, carry a katana and wear a kimono, or embody their costume so thoroughly that they look like a shadow come to life. Welcome to Middle East Film & Comic Con 2026. The annual…

1. SportsHero is developing a digital gaming and sports-entertainment ecosystem, with recent announcements highlighting partnerships and distribution opportunities.

Nikkhil Advani, a seasoned filmmaker with 34 years in the industry, is set to unveil ‘The Revolutionaries’, an ambitious series that highlights an often-overlooked period in India’s fight for independence. Advani believes his extensive experience has earned him the confidence to approach actors with challenging roles.

A few years ago at the Animenia festival, Abu Dhabi,we met Myrkul, The Lord of Bones.

‘Ink’ tells the story of Rupert Murdoch’s 1969 purchase of a failing tabloid called The Sun. The film follows the rapid transformation of the paper under Murdoch and editor Larry Lamb. It is set in the late 1960s and early 1970s in London.

Nintendo is just days away from bringing fans a double dose of Nintendo Directs, with one showcase focusing completely on Zelda and the other being a traditional Direct. Nintendo faithful are champing at the bit to see what the Big N has up their sleeve when it comes to Switch 2 (and potentially Switch), but…

Robert Pattinson’s new thriller ‘Primetime’ premiered at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday. The film received a standing ovation lasting around seven minutes. Other reports placed the applause closer to eight or nine minutes. Either way, the crowd reaction was strong.

EveryStylishGirl’s Sip N’ Slay Summit returned to New York City last weekend, bringing more than 1,000 attendees to The Glasshouse for conversations about business, beauty, leadership and the creator economy.

What is a game? Most players and creators would likely call it “art.” A tech megacorporation might label it a “network service.” A creator, clinging to the faded glory of a distant past, might view it as a mark of their social status. But games are surely not monuments built to flaunt the power and…