entertainmentFriday, June 26, 2026
Sony's $100M investment in Cosm signals a major bet on immersive, shared experiences, the kind that blend live events with tech. Meanwhile, Broadway gets a starry revival, and Muse goes disco-metal. The day's news leans toward big swings and bold formats.
The biggest money move today is Sony's $100M investment in Cosm, a company building immersive venues for sports and movies, a sign that the industry sees shared reality as the next frontier.
Sony is putting real money behind Cosm's 'shared reality' venues, domed spaces that blend live sports and movies with immersive tech. It's a bet that people will pay for a more social, cinematic experience, not just a bigger screen.
Broadway and streaming both have casting news: a high-profile play revival and a new season of a hit series.
François Arnaud, David Corenswet, and Yvonne Strahovski are set for a 2027 Broadway revival of Richard Greenberg's 'Three Days of Rain,' directed by Anna D. Shapiro. That's a strong cast for a play that demands three actors handle multiple roles.
The Bear's fifth season premieres June 25 on Hulu. The article doesn't spoil episode count, but the show's pattern suggests a tight run, and with Carmy planning to quit, the endgame is in sight.
New music and a tribute: Muse returns with a sci-fi spectacle, La Cruz honors Pulse victims, and a Jackass finale lands.
Muse's 10th album 'The Wow! Signal' is being called a roaring comeback, disco-metal maximalism with a sci-fi concept. If the review is right, it's their most focused and fun album in years.
La Cruz's new EP honors Pulse shooting victims through reggaeton, a genre not often associated with queer grief. The LA Times piece frames it as a political act in a time of rising anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment.
The final Jackass movie is a nostalgic greatest-hits sendoff, still funny, still gross, but with a poignant edge as the crew ages out of the stunts.
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The article discusses the final season of the acclaimed series 'The Bear', describing how the show ends its run with a fifth season that follows chef Carmen (or perhaps chef Sydney) through one last exhausting day. The piece reflects on how a restaurant series concludes not with
Ann Blyth, the Evil Daughter in ‘Mildred Pierce,’ Dies at 98www.hollywoodreporter.com
Ann Blyth, the Oscar-nominated actress and singer best known for playing the villainous daughter Veda in the 1945 classic 'Mildred Pierce' opposite Joan Crawford, has died at age 98. Blyth also had a notable career as an operatic soprano in MGM musicals, introducing songs like 'T
Watch Charli XCX Let Loose in Video for New Song “Wink Wink”pitchfork.com
Charli XCX has released "Wink Wink," the third single from her upcoming project Music, Fashion, Film, accompanied by a music video directed by Aidan Zamiri. The video features the pop star in various playful scenes — eating strawberries in a field, washing windows, sneaking onto
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A review of Shane Lavers' 2024 album "Your Day Will Come" under the moniker Chanel Beads. The review describes how Lavers blends organic and digital sounds, drawing on Donald Fagen's concept of "fake jazz" to create a tension between polished sophisto-pop influences and deliberat
'Mārama' Horror Movie Inspired by Defiant Ancestors' Dancing & Tattoosvariety.com
Writer-director Taratoa Stappard's horror-revenge film "Mārama" tells the story of a young Māori woman who travels from New Zealand to England in the Victorian era seeking information about her heritage, only to face oppression and exploitation. The film is inspired by Stappard's
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