Representatives of Mega Kreasi Films (MKF) and Indosiar were summoned by the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) on Thursday in response to public protests.

Wes Anderson will present his long-delayed film about a fictional U.S. newspaper office in France.

The six-acre (2.43 hectares) Avengers Campus at Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim is the Walt Disney Co's latest redesign of its popular theme parks, which were closed for extended periods during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Coachella music festival in the Southern California desert will return for the first time in two years in April 2022.

Irish singer-songwriter Sinead O'Connor said she would never again go on the BBC program Woman's Hour after feeling that a recent interview she had with its presenter, Emma Barnett, was offensive.

After 25 years, Indonesian retro-pop group Naif called it quits — but not without drama surrounding the decision. We talk to the band members to understand what happened.

The Cannes Festival will announce its lineup of Palme d'Or contenders on Thursday, with industry insiders speculating on a pick rich in big names.

Korean-American rapper Jay Park had been criticized by Muslims for his song, "Mukbang! (Remix)".

Almost two decades after the release of Love. Angel. Music. Baby., Gwen Stefani’s 2004 solo debut, the debate as to whether or not the singer owed Japan an apology for cultural appropriation still rages.

Whiplash actor Miles Teller was punched in the face while on his Hawaiian vacation. Police said the incident happened at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the Monkeypod Kitchen on the island of Maui.

The film follows Polanski as he roams the city with his lifelong friend and fellow Holocaust survivor, photographer Ryszard Horowitz, whom he met inside the wartime Jewish ghetto.  

Horror film A Quiet Place: Part II opened in North America this weekend to considerable fanfare and with numbers unlike any seen since the pandemic began, as Covid curbs began falling and theaters began filling up again.

After years of writing about grief, Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner tells The Jakarta Post how she paused to embrace joy

The recent sex scandal embroiling David Ellefson has prompted the legendary band to cut all ties with its bassist and cofounder.

The labelmates and compatriots bring a touch of Indonesian pop culture to the music video for their newly released single, "California".

Hollywood superstars Pitt and Jolie, who have six children and were once Hollywood's highest profile couple, formally divorced two years ago but have remained locked in a private court battle since.

American actor Timothée Chalamet will play the role of the iconic chocolate factory owner Willy Wonka in Warner Bros' latest adaptation of Roald Dahl’s story.

In the latest chapter in the up-and-down saga of the nearly century-old company, MGM is being bought by online shopping giant Amazon for $8.45 billion.

Noel Gallagher denied the rumor that he had declined an offer of 100 million pounds to go back on a reunion tour. Instead, he said he would immediately reunite the band and jump on a tour bus if offered that much money. Liam says he would do it for nothing.

Fast & Furious 9 star John Cena made a U-turn Tuesday, apologising to Chinese fans after he called Taiwan a "country" and sparked outrage in the world's largest movie market.

The stars of "Friends" never really left us -- they were simply on a break.

The house of surrealist artist Leonora Carrington will open to the public as a museum displaying some of Carrington's works and possessions.

Nadin Amizah’s sophomore album Kalah Bertaruh finds the young songstress lamenting a failed romance, stripping it down to its bare bones through equally stripped-down sounds. In this exclusive preview, she talks about the personal and creative issues that inspired the EP, which drops on May 26.

F9 has the international box office sizzling.

"Demon Slayer -- Kimetsu No Yaiba -- The Movie: Mugen Train" became the highest grossing Japanese film on Dec. 26, 72 days after it was released in October, raking in 32.12 billion yen and surpassing Oscar-winning Japanese anime creator Hayao Miyazaki's "Spirited Away," which earned 31.68 billion yen.

The five-hour virtual show kicked off with a performance by British rockers Wolf Alice, but many ticket-holders, who had paid £20 ($28, 23 euros) to access a stream of the event, complained on Twitter that they missed it as their access codes were invalid.

Russia's unlikely entry to the Eurovision song contest, a Tajik-born refugee and feminist activist, knows she is riling the country's conservatives.

Hollywood movie studios on Wednesday promised a summer of high-octane car chases, epic explosions and edge-of-your-seat scares to lure crowds back to cinemas after they were devastated by extended closures during the coronavirus pandemic.

Charles Grodin, best known for his comic deadpan performances, dies at 86 from bone marrow cancer.

A team has spent 12 years recreating the original seven-hour cut of the epic tale of Napoleon's early years.