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The director, whose Sam Altman-focused film is titled "Artificial," spoke to Italian television after Amazon MGM decided months earlier to drop the project.
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As FX/Hulu’s restaurant dramedy ended its run, The Hollywood Reporter’s TV critics weighed whether the final episode felt like a satisfying culmination or an unnecessary add-on, focusing on the show’s kitchen chaos, character lessons, and what viewers might miss.
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The Black Opera Project’s new opera, described as set 400 years in the future, opens in Cincinnati and reframes what opera can look like by centering an imagined Black American future shaped by power, exile, and survival.
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On NPR’s Wild Card interview segment, the WWE veteran reflects on mortality and how his outlook has evolved since a decades-long wrestling career that ended last year.
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The Oscar-nominated filmmaker, speaking as his OpenAI-related project remains in distribution limbo, said he cannot comment in full on next steps for the release while warning that AI is rapidly reshaping daily life.
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The vice president appeared slated for an episode of HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher” after a renewed round of U.S. strikes on Iranian targets and reciprocal statements from Iran, according to Deadline. Vance told the press that “violence will be met with violence,” while also moving forward with his planned television engagement at CBS Television City.
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The official streaming service for the FIFA World Cup is seeing a time-limited subscription discount tied to Amazon’s sitewide Prime Day promotions, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The actor’s rap alter ego debut is tied to a charitable effort that partners with Gap to support Water.org, with proceeds intended for water and sanitation work.
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Deadline reports that Larry David will return to television with a new HBO comedy series developed under President Barack Obama’s Higher Ground banner, beginning with a character dressed for a familiar role: a political “second” life imagined on screen.
