The Emmys are moving to Prime Video
Emmys move to Prime Video after years on broadcast TV, a notable shift for one of television’s biggest awards shows. The announcement puts the ceremony on a streaming service and raises fresh questions about how audiences will watch the next show.[1]
Jessica Chastain trades drama for a country-star role
A new Heartland trailer puts Jessica Chastain in the role of a gun-wielding country music star. The unexpected pairing of a music-world setting and Chastain’s screen persona gives the film a striking first impression.[1]
Zach Bryan breaks a Gillette Stadium attendance record
Zach Bryan’s Gillette Stadium record is the headline from his second consecutive night at the Massachusetts venue. He also wore a “Free Palestine” shirt onstage, making the performance a talking point beyond the crowd milestone.[2]
Lego reveals the cast for its first live-action musical film
Lego has unveiled the cast of its first live-action Heartlake City musical film, including Jada Langley and Gino Ochello. The project takes the toy company’s familiar fictional setting into a new format: a live-action feature built around music.[3]
The Rolling Stones release a video starring Alexander Skarsgård
The Rolling Stones’ new video for “Mr Charm” features actor Alexander Skarsgård. The casting gives the latest release a fresh screen presence, blending a major rock act’s new music with a recognizable film and TV star.[4]
Sources
- The A.V. Club — www.avclub.com/latest?startTime=1518466080825
- Daily Herald — www.dailyherald.com/archive/20261006/entertainment
- Variety — variety.com
- RTTNews — www.rttnews.com/content/industrynews.aspx?industry=Entertain...



















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