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Pop Culture & Entertainment on Friday, October 9, 2026

102 stories, newest first, each credited to the outlet that reported it. Everything BBN aired that day.

  1. Late Night: Gauff's Pop It cameo, rail rides, Delhi bugs

    Consultants working on California's high-speed rail charged taxpayers for personal late-night car rides, with receipts revealing undisclosed ties to the rail CEO.

    Reported by ESPN, CBS News, BBC
  2. Hidalgo to direct Malaysian horror 'The Hungry One'

    Abnormal Studios is handling worldwide sales of the Malaysian-set supernatural horror and will debut it at the Busan International Film Festival's Asian Contents & Film Market.

    Reported by Variety
  3. Langley's BOK Center Show Called Off, Fans Wait on Details

    Country singer Ella Langley's Tulsa concert was canceled following an unspecified security threat; News On 6 reported no details on a rescheduled date.

    Reported by News On 6
  4. Critics Split on DuVernay's '14th' at New York Film Festival

    DuVernay's documentary explores the Fourteenth Amendment's legacy on birthright citizenship and Reconstruction, but reviewers disagree on whether its scope serves the argument.

    Reported by IndieWire
  5. Danny Boyle Gives Update on 28 Years Later: Part III

    Director Danny Boyle provided an official status update on the third installment of the 28 Years Later franchise, which has not yet been released.

    Reported by /Film
  6. Late Night BBN: Deepfake Ads, A'ja's MVP, SpaceX Phone Plan

    A'ja Wilson won her fifth MVP award while her partner, Heat captain Bam Adebayo, struggled to find words to celebrate the achievement.

    Reported by Yahoo Sports, Al Jazeera
  7. Lerner Firing: Hollywood Reporter Says Internal Dispute Behind It

    Lerner was removed from the NBC comedy before its premiere; workplace disagreements rarely make headlines unless someone's name is on the marquee.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter
  8. Sit-Down: Pop Star on 2027 Grammy Submissions

    Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, Bruno Mars and Cardi B are among artists eligible for 2027 Grammy nominations; guest Mimi Valentine-Okafor admitted to practicing acceptance speeches for years.

    Reported by Forbes
  9. Blumhouse Slate Revealed; Other Mommy Reviews vs Box Office

    Jessica Chastain's horror film earned bad reviews but massive box office success, prompting Blumhouse to unveil its upcoming slate at New York Comic Con.

    Reported by Variety
  10. Molepeople Gets August 2027 Date; Blumhouse Haunts Comic Con

    LaKeith Stanfield and Ben Mendelsohn star in the horror thriller directed by Rob Savage, adapted from a comic book series.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter
  11. Netflix UK Drops 63 Titles; Blumhouse Adapts Comic Hit

    Ben Affleck's thriller leads 63 removals from Netflix UK alongside Godzilla and Ice Age films; Craig Zobel directs a Blumhouse adaptation of the James Tynion comic series.

    Reported by What's on Netflix, Deadline
  12. Diddy Punished in Prison; Trejo Responds to Pawn Shop Backlash

    Combs received one of the most serious prison penalties after enjoying VIP treatment, according to a union official who spoke to NBC News.

    Reported by New York Post, Variety
  13. Disney Boat Ride Jumper Video Spreads; Colman Wicker Meme Reaction

    A Disney World passenger jumped into water aboard a boat ride as viral videos spread alongside memes about actress Olivia Colman promoting her new film.

    Reported by USA Today, BBC
  14. Celebrity Traitors Ep. Four: Another Player Out, Graveyard Mission

    The BBC says the fourth episode sent a contestant out of the game, with a mission set near a graveyard; nobody can be trusted.

    Reported by BBC
  15. Blumhouse Adapting Horror Game Amanda the Adventurer, Deadline Says

    Matthew Patrick of Game Theory is developing the film adaptation of the 2023 indie puzzle game, with Epic Pictures CEO Patrick Ewald producing.

    Reported by Deadline
  16. Chappell Roan Benefit Lineup Grows; Huston Joins Audiobook

    Lola Young, Muna, and Tinashe will perform at the benefit shows alongside Chappell Roan; Huston narrates an audiobook adaptation of Amy Ephron's mystery novel.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter
  17. Lamar Jackson Officially Out; Inactives List Lands

    Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is ruled out while receivers Chase and Jeanty remain questionable ahead of kickoff—the inactives list strikes again.

    Reported by ESPN
  18. Yellowjackets' Samantha Hanratty Teases Misty's Season 4 Beauty Faves

    Hanratty revealed which beauty products her character Misty prioritizes even while stranded in the wilderness; the actress spoke with E! News about the season four essentials.

    Reported by E! News
  19. Clooney Teases Ocean's 14; DuVernay's '14th' Closes NYFF

    Clooney unveiled Ocean's 14 details at London's Clooney Foundation for Justice ceremony, while DuVernay's Netflix doc '14th' functions as a puzzle rather than direct sequel to '13th'.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, IndieWire
  20. Lisa Documentary, Busan Drama Babak, Composers Open London Chapter

    The K-pop idol's documentary chronicles her year including a Coachella performance and White Lotus appearance; London's composer society opened its first international chapter.

    Reported by Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter, Variety
  21. Aaron Sorkin Wants Facebook Reform, Warns 'House Is on Fire'

    Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin is calling for strict regulation of Facebook and tech platforms, according to USA Today; the fire metaphor gets a seven on the Drama Index.

    Reported by USA Today
  22. Jayden Daniels Returns: Is a Comeback Always Welcome?

    Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is returning to the lineup after an injury, per Yahoo Sports.

    Reported by Yahoo Sports
  23. Exorcist Reboot Trailer, Blumhouse Shorts Deal, Street Fighter

    Scarlett Johansson stars in The Exorcist: Martyrs directed by Mike Flanagan, while Blumhouse Atomic Monster develops original horror shorts with creator Heidi Wong inspired by Eastern mythology.

    Reported by Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, /Film
  24. Adéla Shouts Out Katseye Members at Sold-Out Fonda Show

    Adéla paused mid-performance to acknowledge Katseye members Lara Raj and Megan Skindiel watching from the balcony during her Los Angeles show.

    Reported by Variety
  25. Avatar Spinoff Now Reported as Four Seasons, Gizmodo Says

    The animated series following Kuruk will span four seasons, according to Gizmodo's report of the Paramount Plus order.

    Reported by Gizmodo
  26. Ella Langley Cancels Tulsa Show Over Security Threat

    The country singer cited safety concerns for attendees and crew at the venue; concert cancellations remain unpopular with livestock.

    Reported by Fox News
  27. New Premiere, Netflix Date and Busan Pitch Join Film Slate

    Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner's crime thriller 'Carolina Caroline' finally gets its Netflix US release date after a 90% critical rating; meanwhile, 'Wild Horse Nine' premiered at London Film Festival and 'Dancers'…

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter
  28. 99-Year-Old NASCAR Fan Gets Dream Ride at Michigan

    Shirley Hipple, 99, followed NASCAR for nearly 70 years before finally getting her dream stock car ride at Michigan International Speedway.

    Reported by Yahoo Sports
  29. Newlyweds Showrunner Fired Before Premiere; Netflix Busan Debut

    Gail Lerner, co-creator of the NBC sitcom, was removed from the showrunner role before the series even premiered; a cautionary tale for passion projects.

    Reported by Variety, What's on Netflix, The Hollywood Reporter
  30. Sony Hire Gets Reaction; DuVernay's '14th' Lands

    Fede Goldenberg, a YouTube executive, takes leadership of Sony's Screen Gems horror label as Ava DuVernay's documentary examines the Fourteenth Amendment.

    Reported by Deadline, Variety
  31. Luke Evans Calls Rainy Welsh Shoot 'Joyous,' Relatives Cameo

    Evans spent four months filming in Wales with his family on set, who also scored cameo roles in the final episode.

    Reported by BBC
  32. Variety: Warner Bros. Bomb 'Digger' Rattles Burbank Offices

    Tom Cruise's film Digger generated hundreds of millions in losses, prompting an unusually quiet Monday at Warner Bros. in Burbank.

    Reported by Variety
  33. Khloe Kardashian Responds to Backlash Over Anti-AI AI Scene

    The Kardashians used AI in a promotional scene that appeared to criticize artificial intelligence, sparking fan criticism about the contradictory approach.

    Reported by E! News
  34. Meghan Markle makes first public appearance since U.K. return

    Markle spent an afternoon with an old friend during her first public outing since returning to the United Kingdom with Prince Harry.

    Reported by E! News
  35. Indonesian Football Cartoon 'Garuda: Dare to Dream' Hits Netflix

    The Indonesian animated football feature will reach Netflix audiences across the US and UK, earning international distribution for the award-winning film.

    Reported by What's on Netflix
  36. One killed, three injured as NYC Mercedes driver hits pedestrians

    The New York Post reports the driver was attempting to run a red light, according to law enforcement sources cited in coverage of the incident.

    Reported by Deadline
  37. Westbrook Wants to Carry the Torch in L.A.

    Russell Westbrook, a retired NBA player and Olympic gold medalist, expressed interest in carrying the torch for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics in his hometown.

    Reported by ESPN
  38. John Cena Says Hollywood Ran Him Out, Then Called Back

    Cena's heart remained in WWE while pursuing early film roles, leading to his initial exit from the industry before landing unexpected opportunities.

    Reported by Fox News
  39. Rocky Biopic Star, Prime Video's Carrie, Other Mommy Review

    Anthony Ippolito drank raw eggs for his Rocky role, while Mike Flanagan choreographed a deadly prom sequence for Prime Video's Carrie remake and Jessica Chastain's horror film drew mixed reviews.

    Reported by Variety, /Film
  40. Nobel Snub, Netflix Thriller, Montenegro Expulsions

    Trump has pursued the Nobel Peace Prize for years; five people including a Russian pro-war blogger face expulsion from Montenegro over destabilization concerns.

    Reported by USA Today, New York Post, The Washington Times
  41. Journey Drummer Hospitalized Mid-Show; Drum Tech Steps In

    Castronovo left the stage in Tulsa after just two songs before being hospitalized; the show continued with his drum technician at the kit.

    Reported by Variety
  42. Stargate Series Eyed at Amazon; Grammys Sibling Showdown

    WandaVision creator Jac Schaeffer will develop the Stargate series for Amazon under her overall deal, with a writers' room opening soon.

    Reported by Variety, The Hollywood Reporter
  43. Variety Toasts Pete Davidson at New York Party

    Gayle King, Ana Navarro, and Kareem Rahma attended the celebration, which marked the Knicks' first championship in fifty-three years.

    Reported by Variety
  44. Remi Wolf Rolls in Mud Pit, Talks New Album 'Mud,' Variety Says

    Wolf rolled in a homemade mud pit as proof she could survive the reality competition show Survivor, according to Variety's interview about her new album.

    Reported by Variety
  45. Sony Taps YouTube Exec for Screen Gems; Street Fighter Odds

    Sony appointed YouTube executive Fede Goldenberg to lead Screen Gems as the studio shifts focus toward digital creators and influencers.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, /Film
  46. Gilroy Talks Pascal, Behemoth and Andor Press

    Gilroy discussed Pedro Pascal and fascism themes during promotional interviews at the New York Film Festival without receiving any studio restrictions from Disney.

    Reported by IndieWire
  47. Helluva Boss actor snaps at NYCC heckler, Variety reports

    The actor threatened to jump a fence and physically confront the heckler during his New York Comic-Con panel appearance.

    Reported by Variety
  48. Hoover Weighs In on Verity Film; MST3K Returns to Space

    Hoover revealed how the Anne Hathaway adaptation both follows and diverges from her novel; meanwhile, MST3K returns with new RiffTrax experiments featuring the classic satellite premise.

    Reported by /Film
  49. Believe Creates Americas President Role; Colman Memes

    Believe promoted Adriana Sein to lead the newly created President of Americas role, overseeing operations across North and South America.

    Reported by Variety, BBC
  50. Is a Rookie-Level Playoff Star Allowed to Act Like a Vet?

    Dream forward Reese has played four playoff games and her teammates say they feed off her energy as Atlanta leads 2-0 in the series.

    Reported by ESPN
  51. Netflix Previews November 2026 Slate, Per What's on Netflix

    Netflix's November slate includes the final season of The Empress and live NFL games on Thanksgiving, according to What's on Netflix—marking the streamer's first holiday football broadcast.

    Reported by What's on Netflix
  52. Dolly Musical Cast Recall Meeting Her; Jolene Out Today

    The Broadway musical's cast performed for Dolly herself, who watched the actors portraying her on stage; method acting taken to its logical extreme.

    Reported by Variety, BBC
  53. PureWow rounds up October 2026's top new foods to try

    PureWow's curated October 2026 food picks span new products and emerging trends across multiple categories for the month.

    Reported by PureWow
  54. Actor Keegan Allen Robbed of Watch in Armed Attack

    The actor was pistol-whipped and bloodied during the robbery; he reported the attackers had both a gun and a knife.

    Reported by The Daily Caller
  55. WIA Names New President; Little House Gets a Malick Look

    Gotoh, an Oscar-nominated producer, takes over the animation and VFX nonprofit after Dean's thirteen-year tenure leading the organization.

    Reported by Deadline, What's on Netflix
  56. Judge's Frustration: Good News for Red Sox?

    Aaron Judge's frustration with the Yankees could benefit their division rival Red Sox, according to Yahoo Sports reporting on the superstar's mood.

    Reported by Yahoo Sports
  57. Kansas Senate Race Gets $5M Democratic Cash Injection

    The Democratic super PAC investment reflects party confidence that Republicans face electoral headwinds in this traditionally red state.

    Reported by The New York Times
  58. Disney Heist Doc 'Stolen Kingdom' Heads To Mipcom

    A black market for stolen Walt Disney World props became a documentary now being shopped to broadcasters and streamers by BayView Entertainment.

    Reported by Deadline
  59. Hefner's Widow Urges Jessica Biel to Skip Playboy Film

    Hefner's widow Crystal is asking Biel to reject the part in an upcoming Playboy film over concerns about the brand's legacy and reputation.

    Reported by USA Today
  60. KFC Thailand Unveils New Era for Fried Chicken

    KFC Thailand announced a fried chicken initiative, though the company has released no details about what the new era actually entails.

    Reported by marketech apac
  61. Djokovic Falls to Hurkacz at Shanghai Masters

    Djokovic fell to Hurkacz in the second round at the Shanghai Masters, eliminating the top seed early in the tournament.

    Reported by ESPN
  62. Ex-Prince Andrew Reportedly Paid Over Royal Lodge Exit

    King Charles reportedly paid his evicted brother a substantial settlement to leave the property, though the exact amount remains undisclosed.

    Reported by New York Post
  63. Boyle's Sequel on Back Burner; Netflix Layoffs Loom

    Boyle told the London Film Festival he hopes to make the third installment, contingent on securing financing for the project.

    Reported by Deadline
  64. Cricket Comeback, Warner Execs' Payday, Netflix Cast

    Cricketer Nic Maddinson returns to Australia's Test squad after undergoing chemotherapy for testicular cancer; five Warner Bros. executives collectively earned $1.1 billion from the Paramount sale.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter
  65. Cavern Club's Former Owner Says It's in 'Good Hands'

    Former owner Julia Baird, John Lennon's sister, sold the Liverpool venue after 35 years; the BBC report provided no details on buyers or price.

    Reported by BBC
  66. Couch Panel: Is Netflix Layoff Talk Fair Game?

    Netflix may cut about 5% of its staff as soon as next week, according to Variety citing a Puck report; the panel debated acceptable layoff delivery methods.

    Reported by Variety
  67. Crazy Rich Asians Series Picks Up After the 2018 Film

    The new series will reunite the original film's cast and continue the story immediately after the 2018 movie's ending.

    Reported by BBC
  68. Coffee Talk: Man City Verdict Reactions Pour In

    Manchester City was found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules; managers including Arteta and Maresca have already weighed in on the verdict.

    Reported by Yahoo Sports, BBC Sport
  69. Netflix Dates Never Surrender; Hoffman Sets 2027 Special

    Comedian Robby Hoffman's second Netflix special arrives in 2027, following his previous special that John Mulaney directed.

    Reported by What's on Netflix, Variety
  70. Gunna Launches Label With Atlantic, Three Artists Signed

    Gunna signed three Atlanta-area artists to his new SB the Label imprint through Atlantic Music Group, making them report to a boss who also makes hit records.

    Reported by Variety
  71. Restored Rocha Film, BBC Studios in Spain, Haunted Hotel

    Glauber Rocha's 1970 anti-fascist film is undergoing 6K restoration ahead of its presentation at Lyon's Classic Film Market; finally, something sharper than embassy security footage.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, What's on Netflix
  72. Warner Bros. Executive Exits to Enter Austrian Politics

    Gerhard Zeiler, Warner Bros. Discovery's international president, is leaving to pursue politics in Austria, announcing his departure via memo to staff.

    Reported by Variety
  73. Garcia Shows Land at Tubi; Carrie, Freddy vs. Jason Revisited

    The Garcias sequel joins the original on free Tubi; Mike Flanagan's Carrie TV series parallels Marvel's Spider-Man storytelling approach.

    Reported by Variety, Deadline
  74. AI-Assisted K-Drama Sets Viki Launch; Avatar Series Reviewed

    The Painted Soul, a romance animated series using AI tools, arrives October 21 on Rakuten Viki from the director of Mouse.

    Reported by Variety, The Hollywood Reporter
  75. More Crime Dramas Hit Mipcom, Prime Video and Netflix

    Bavaria Media, Prime Video and Netflix are all debuting crime dramas, including Hindi series 'Chaar Yaar' and 'La Part Du Mal' from the 'Under Paris' director.

    Reported by Variety, What's on Netflix
  76. Leguizamo Joins Colombian Cycling Doc; Oasis Film Streams

    Leguizamo serves as executive producer on Cyclovia, a documentary about Colombia filmed across five regions, while the Oasis reunion tour doc begins streaming after theatrical release.

    Reported by Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter
  77. Daredevil Cancellation Fallout; Universal Plans Holidays

    Charlie Cox promoted a fan campaign at New York Comic Con after Disney+ scrapped the third season before it aired; Universal meanwhile pivots theme parks to yuletide mode in October.

    Reported by /Film, Deadline
  78. Liverpool's Cavern Club Sold After 35 Years

    The basement venue where the Beatles performed is being handed to new owners, with previous owner Julia Baird, John Lennon's sister, approving the transition.

    Reported by BBC
  79. Sevda Trailer, Best of the Best, American Horror Story

    Symbioz Films boarded sales on the Istanbul real estate drama after its September Zurich Film Festival premiere; the horror anthology returns for a thirteenth season.

    Reported by Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter
  80. Gromit Finally Speaks; Hammond Recalls On-Air Health Scare

    Martin Freeman voices the previously silent dog in an audiobook edition, while Hammond experienced a frightening on-air health incident she believed was a heart attack.

    Reported by BBC, Variety
  81. Tasveer Film Market, TIFF Animation Season, Millarworld Netflix Plans

    Twelve South Asian features will compete for $150,000 in grants at the Seattle-based Tasveer Film Market next month, while Netflix plans a Millarworld revival starting with King of Spies.

    Reported by Variety, Deadline, What's on Netflix
  82. Carolina Caroline Hits Netflix; Flanagan's Carrie Adaptation

    Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner's crime thriller Carolina Caroline gets a U.S. Netflix release date after long delays; Flanagan's Carrie retains a Stephen King book element previous film versions omitted.

    Reported by What's on Netflix, /Film
  83. Social Reckoning Scene Panned; Vietnam Horror Slate at Busan

    Critics say The Social Reckoning contains a scene ranking among 2026's worst, though the film markets itself as a spiritual successor to The Social Network.

    Reported by /Film, Deadline
  84. Hathaway Praises Cruise's Digger After Verity Topped It

    Anne Hathaway gave Cruise's film a perfect score despite her own movie beating it at the box office; the flop may cost the studio significantly.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, /Film
  85. Coppola Eyes Return; Fan Bingbing on AI Microdramas

    Coppola's mother directed a documentary about Marie Antoinette that must premiere before Sofia's return; meanwhile, Fan Bingbing warns AI microdramas are displacing traditional content for young Chinese viewers.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Variety
  86. Busan Film Festival: Deals, a Metal-Armed Cat, and Cuarón

    UTA and Gold House are partnering to connect Asian creators with Hollywood investors; Variety is co-hosting the Industry Night mixer at the festival.

    Reported by Deadline
  87. Disney Exec Says K-Drama 'Remarried Empress' Has Substance

    Disney executive Jon Wax made the comments at the Busan film festival while the company explores Korean co-productions and anime expansion.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter
  88. Channel 5 Profit Falls 64 Percent; Queer Edward II Debuts

    Channel 5's profit fell to 11.93 million pounds from 33.6 million, driven by streaming investments and weak advertising; a real film, not a sequel to a sequel.

    Reported by Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter
  89. Rare Bowie Self-Portrait With Handprints Heads to Sotheby's

    The 1996 work is one of eight self-portraits Bowie created, all of which sold immediately after completion; his fingerprints serve as his signature.

    Reported by Variety
  90. BBC Studios Builds Spain Team; Haunted Hotel Season 2 Lands

    BBC Studios sees Spain as one of EMEA's most developed digital markets and built out a dedicated channels and streaming team there; Season 2 reportedly expands the show's worldbuilding.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, What's on Netflix
  91. Avatar: Seven Havens Reviews Land for Paramount+

    The show moves the beloved franchise into a postapocalyptic setting and reunites original co-creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko for the series.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Variety
  92. Journey Drummer Helped Offstage; NYC Pharmacy Fraud Charge

    Castronovo was helped offstage after just two songs at an Oklahoma concert; the pharmacy charge involves HIV medications diverted through kickback schemes.

    Reported by New York Post
  93. Netflix adds The Neighborhood; Chris Rock on Misty Green

    The Neighborhood joins Netflix during a 2026 sitcom expansion; Chris Rock directed a film titled Misty Green aiming for high-concept edginess.

    Reported by What's on Netflix, IndieWire
  94. New: Korean Sci-Fi 'Pilgrims' Lands Sales Deal; TCM Staying Put

    The South Korean animated film won awards at Annecy and Bucheon festivals before securing its worldwide distribution deal with EST N8.

    Reported by Variety
  95. Olivia Colman on Viral Wicker Memes: 'Never Happened Before'

    The viral memes focus on steamy jokes flooding social media before the film's release, surprising the actress who says it's never happened to her before.

    Reported by BBC
  96. Netflix Crime Thriller Wraps; Mexican Political Drama Reviewed

    Xavier Gens, who directed Under Paris, has wrapped a new crime series called La Part Du Mal starring Cécile De France for Netflix.

    Reported by What's on Netflix
  97. Dolly Parton Records Jolene in Welsh and English

    The country music legend recorded dual-language versions of her 1974 classic with Welsh and English lyrics, releasing Friday.

    Reported by BBC
  98. Oasis Doc Streams; Daredevil Fans Rally at NYCC

    The Oasis documentary streams after theatrical runs as the band prepares for a 2025 reunion tour; Charlie Cox rallied fans despite Disney+ shelving the show.

    Reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Deadline
  99. Little House, Cupertino and Angel and the Badman

    The new Little House adaptation uses cinematographer techniques inspired by Terrence Malick, while a legal drama from The Good Fight creators tackles Big Tech companies and a John Wayne western gets remade again.

    Reported by What's on Netflix, Variety
  100. Netflix Eyes 2027 for An Innocent Girl; Holidaze Dated

    An Innocent Girl stars Kerry Washington and Chloe East under director Jaume Collet-Serra, while In a Holidaze is a time-bending holiday romance premiering December 2026.

    Reported by What's on Netflix
  101. Carrie Remake, Watcher Season 2, NCIS Surge

    Flanagan's Carrie adaptation includes a Stephen King detail omitted by previous film versions; the NCIS franchise averaged 5.49 million viewers Tuesday.

    Reported by What's on Netflix
  102. Sprouse Caper to Close Singapore Film Fest Nov. 1

    Cole Sprouse's 'Vintage Violence' marks the Singapore Film Festival's first standalone closing-night film since 2014, after premiering at Toronto's Midnight Madness.

    Reported by Variety