War: Last News

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events Selma Blair is back. The “Cruel Intentions” star is returning with three new movies, including the Israel-Hamas war drama “Stay Forte” with Judd Hirsch and the brothers Mark and Michael Polish’s “There There.” She will also star in supernatural thriller “Silent” from filmmaking duo Doron and Yoaz Paz.

Free streamer Fawesome has dropped a pair of original series, including its first competition show.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer The past year of Leslye Headland’s work has been a love letter to her teenage self. The multitalented screenwriter-director-showrunner-playwright is on the eve of closing her acclaimed Broadway debut “Cult of Love,” a project she jumped headfirst into after finishing the edit on her 2024 Disney+ Star Wars series “The Acolyte.” “Broadway is a big deal.

Brent Lang Executive Editor It’s one of the most famous photographs ever taken. In it, a 9-year-old girl runs down a road in South Vietnam, naked, her skin burning from a napalm attack as she shrieks in agony.

Jonathan Majors‘ violent bodybuilding drama “Magazine Dreams” has received its first trailer, after the actor was convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend and the film was temporarily shelved. It will now release in theaters on March 21 from Briarcliff Entertainment. In the film, Majors plays amateur bodybuilder Killian Maddox, who aspires to make a name for himself within the violent world of bodybuilding.

Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War is one of the most beloved anime TV shows in the world.

Together,” a horror film with Dave Franco and Alison Brie, has sold to Neon after premiering at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. The feature, from first-time writer-director Michael Shanks, was one of the rare to spark a bidding war. Yet the sale still took several days to close.

Humza Yousaf has blasted Michael Gove for saying the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) should receive the Nobel Peace Prize.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent “Recording Evil,” a landmark documentary project exposing the largest spy operation in World War II, has started filming across three continents. The documentary was commissioned by Israel’s Public Broadcaster, KAN 11, to mark the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. Told through tens of thousands declassified British intelligence documents, “Recording Evil” reveals the candid conversations of Nazi officers and soldiers held as prisoners of war during WWII.

The charity established in the name of Covid hero Captain Sir Tom Moore has had his name removed, following controversy surrounding the handling of its funds by his family. The war veteran, who was knighted before passing away at the age of 100 in 2021, famously raised over £30 million for the NHS with his garden walks during the pandemic.

God Of War game could take place in ancient Egypt, according to a new report.The original God Of War was released in 2005 for the PS2 and saw Spartan warrior Kratos become the titular god of war. The first three mainline games and a number of spin-offs saw Kratos battling against various ancient Greek gods before 2018’s God Of War introduced Norse mythology to the series.Ragnarok finished up the story, with free expansion Valhalla serving as an epilogue to Kratos’ story.However a new report from industry insider DanielRPK claims that Sony is currently casting “middle eastern” actors for an unknown AAA game that’s “likely to be the next God Of War game that explores ancient Egypt” (via The Game Post).It’s not known if Kratos or his son Atreus will return to the franchise, but the game would likely include Egyptian deities such as Osris, the judge of death, sun god Ra and Anhur, the Egyptian god of war.In a 2018 documentary, creative director Cory Barlog revealed that developers had toyed with the idea of setting the game in ancient Egypt before deciding on the Norse story.

Hollywood legend Harrison Ford is set to bring his star power to a new series of adverts for Glenmorangie whisky. The acclaimed Star Wars actor has extolled the virtues of the "unpretentious and amusing" commercials, which offer a glimpse into the production of Glenmorangie Original 12 Years Old and The Infinita 18 Years Old at their home in Tain, Highlands.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni‘s legal battle is going to continue and a judge has been assigned to the case.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively could be headed for a trial on March 9, 2026, a judge said on Monday. The “It Ends With Us” co-stars are suing each other in federal court in New York. She sued him on Dec.

Kate Middleton had an emotional reunion with two Holocaust survivors at a poignant ceremony in London to mark 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz.

BET+ has added its first adult animated comedy, inspired by Kevin Hart‘s childhood.

EXCLUSIVE: Jack Patten is quickly making a name for himself in Hollywood. The Australian actor, a 2023 graduate of the National Institute of Dramatic Arts in Sydney, has landed his first TV role, and it’s the lead of an on-air series, MGM+’s Robin Hood. The casting follows Patten’s similarly impressive first Hollywood booking on the upcoming Patrick Hughes film for Netflix, War Machine, which landed the actor US representation by Gersh.

A concentration camp survivor has warned that the world hasn't learnt the lessons of the holocaust as she shared her own experience.

Annika Pham After the submarine-set “Whiskey on the Rocks,” available on Disney + since Jan. 22 outside Sweden, French-Swedish producer Patrick Nebout of Dramanation is turning to the skies, with another Cold War satire spy thriller: the majority English-speaking “Learning to Fly,” Variety has learned in exclusivity.

Siddhant Adlakha Based on her 2020 short “Shako Mako,” Hailey Gates writes and directs “Atropia,” a unique war satire about western views of the Middle East. While both its lampooning of U.S. militarism and its central character drama lack follow-through, the film contains bright comedic sparks in its keen observations about American media.

In writer-director Hailey Gates‘ directorial debut, she dives into the Bush-era culture of toxic masculinity, nationalism and Islamaphobia with an amusing and profoundly absurdist sense of satire.