PBS, WNET Group Launch Programming Celebrating Arts During COVID-19 Pandemic

With Pink Skies Ahead and Holler, Jessica Barden explored two very different perspectives on what it’s like to come of age in America.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaIFC Films has nabbed North American rights to “John and the Hole,” an unorthodox coming-of-age story that had its premiere at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.Directed by visual artist Pascual Sisto, the film follows 13-year-old John (Charlie Shotwell) who decides to drug his well-to-do parents (Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Ehle) and older sister (Taissa Farmiga).

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaMore than 50 years after it hit theaters and ushered in a new and more sexually daring style of on-screen entertainment, “Midnight Cowboy” continues to rank among the greatest American films ever made.

The month of May is dedicated to raising awareness about the mental health and well-being of communities across Canada.

The Masked Singer is currently in the middle of its fifth season on Fox and the team behind it is aware it needs to outdo itself each season to keep fans glued to their screens.

Kate Garraway has revealed that husband Derek Draper was almost left paralysed by a rare brain inflammation as he battled Coronavirus.The broadcaster, who said she ignored Piers Morgan's advice, made the revelation in her new book The Power of Hope.The 53 year old wrote that there were "fluffy white clouds floating in the top part of his head" after doctors found a small bleed on his brain.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas have set up a fundraiser to help raise money for India amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The ‘White Tiger’ actress – who was born in Jamshedpur, India – and her husband have teamed up with GiveIndia to organise a fundraiser for the country, as it is currently battling “the world’s worst COVID crisis”.

was ridiculed mercilessly online when he contracted the coronavirus after labeling the pandemic a “scam.” However, the Motor City Madman recently clapped back at trolls, whom he termed “satanic haters” in a Monday video posted to Facebook Live.

Catherine Tyldesley has shared the unromantic reality of filming steamy sex scenes under Covid restrictions – including kissing with masks on and a long-awaited leg shave.The former Coronation Street star features in new ITV police drama Viewpoint, where she plays a school mum in an intense marriage, and opened up on the details of some of her more intimate scenes.

It’s been five years since Beyonce released Lemonade and hinted that JAY-Z had been unfaithful on multiple songs, but after getting through that tough time in their marriage, the superstars’ relationship is stronger than ever. Like many married couples with children, Bey and Jay were forced into a ‘new normal’ during 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, and they’re thriving because of it.

Miranda Lambert is glad to be back on stage with her fans.

Kate Garraway has revealed that a member of the Royal family reached out to her during her husband Derek Draper's year-long battle with Covid-19.The Good Morning Britain host explained that it felt "utterly surreal" when she received a letter from one of the Royals, who offered the assistance of their physician to help with Derek's recovery.The 53-year-old didn't specifically name the Royal in question as she wrote: "One day I received a letter from a member of the Royal Family, offering the

Despite Disney’s aggressive theatrical-Disney+ Premier day-and-date streaming strategy for Raya and the Last Dragon, Cruella and Black Widow, the Burbank, CA- based studio will make it known during this Sunday’s Oscars that they have not abandoned the theatrical experience.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaNevertheless, she persisted.Elaine May, who turns 89 on Wednesday, has enjoyed a late career resurgence, earning a Tony Award for her work in Kenneth Lonergan’s play “The Waverly Gallery” and directing an acclaimed documentary on her friend and frequent collaborator Mike Nichols for American Masters.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaAntoine Fuqua will direct and produce a new film adaptation of “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,” Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning look at greed, family, death and sexual repression.The “Training Day” and “Magnificent Seven” director will join forces with producers Stephen C. Byrd and Alia Jones-Harvey, who backed a 2008 revival of the show that made history with a sold-out 19-week run as the first all-African American production on Broadway.