Hit mystery-comedy series “Only Murders in the Building” is officially returning for a sixth season, Hulu announced — and this time, the beloved trio of amateur sleuths is heading overseas. Season 6 will be set and filmed in London, marking the first time the show ventures outside its iconic New York setting. The renewal news arrived on the same day as the release of the Season 5 finale.

The festival opened with the docudrama “The Voice of Hind Rajab”, which won the Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize at this year’s 82nd Venice International Film Festival.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s ambitious war epic “One Battle After Another” has stormed the 38th Gotham Awards with a record-breaking six nominations — the most ever received by a single film in the event’s history.

Prime Video has announced that the third season of “The Family Man” will premiere globally on November 21, marking the much-anticipated return of Manoj Bajpayee as Srikant Tiwari.

“Being a student after a long time was quite interesting — that too when I am a teacher myself,” shared actor Manoj Pramanik, who recently returned from Busan, South Korea, after seven months. The actor-turned-producer came back with a renewed and deeper understanding of the world of cinema. During his time there, he attended a film production course at the Busan Asian Film School (AFiS). Manoj has been teaching at the Department of Film and Media Studies at Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University since 2016.

Last week’s Louvre heist, €88 million worth of jewels gone in minutes, reminded us why heist stories captivate audiences. They are a blend of tension, intellect, and style: a world in which every move counts, every second is choreographed, and every character has a role that feels indispensable.

Renowned journalist-turned-actor Hasan Masood has been hospitalised after falling seriously ill. He was admitted to a private hospital in Dhaka’s Mohakhali area on Monday (October 27) night following severe headaches and seizures.

The release date for the much-anticipated film “Delupi”, directed by Mohammad Taufiq Islam, has finally been announced. The film is set to premiere in Khulna on November 7, followed by a nationwide release on November 14.

The award-winning Bangladeshi film “Kathgolap”, which received international acclaim at several foreign festivals, has been officially banned in Bangladesh.

Tasnía Farin has recently spoken out about gender inequality in the entertainment industry during an interview with Anandabazar Patrika. The actress, who was earlier set to star opposite Dev in "Projapoti 2" but could not due to visa complications, has now travelled to Kolkata to discuss a new film with acclaimed filmmaker Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury. Chanchal Chowdhury is also expected to feature in the project. This time, however, Farin faced no visa hurdles.

At the heart of "Mohabbatein" lies a cinematic optimism that feels almost extinct today. There was something beautifully naive about its conviction that love, not logic, not rebellion for rebellion’s sake, but pure, unfiltered love, could soften even the harshest hearts.

“I’m acting in a TV drama after a very long time — almost years! I’ve been active on stage, but not in front of the camera. The story of this drama is really beautiful, and working with Chayanika Didi is always special. I truly enjoyed it, and I believe viewers will love it too.”

After releasing “Bugonia”, his latest film starring Emma Stone, filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos says he’s finally ready for a break.

It is worth mentioning that the Fazlul Haque Memorial Award has been presented for the past 22 years in memory of the late Fazlul Haque, the founding editor of the country’s first film magazine, Cinema and the maker of Bangladesh’s first children’s film, “Son of Pakistan”.

Chanchal said, “It’s not confirmed yet, but discussions are ongoing. There’s a possibility. Hopefully, we’ll work together.”

This year holds double significance as it marks 75 years of film journalism in Bangladesh, a journey that began with Haque’s visionary initiative.

Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) has publicly opposed calls to boycott Israeli film institutions, stating that such actions would breach the company’s internal anti-discrimination policies.

June Lockhart, the beloved American actress whose warmth and poise defined classic television hits like “Lost in Space” and “Lassie”, has died of natural causes at her home in Santa Monica, California. She was 100.

Popular Dhallywood actress Purnima has finally responded to the recent wave of speculation surrounding her marriage. The rumours began after one of her Facebook posts sparked assumptions that there might be trouble between her and her husband, Ashfaqur Rahman Robin.

The veteran actor has worked in “Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai” (2000), “Kal Ho Naa Ho” (2003), “Fanaa” (2006), and “Om Shanti Om” (2007)