The revolution is about to begin. Tom Felton, best known to audiences worldwide as Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter franchise, returns to the big screen in the high-octane sci-fi thriller Altered. The newly released trailer teases an adrenaline-fueled fight for humanity’s future — where survival means rewriting the rules of evolution. Set in a dystopian Earth ravaged by nuclear war, Altered imagines a world where genetic enhancements have become the key to progress. Those unable to afford or access them — known as “specials” — are forced underground, left
Lauren Lucas’ legacy is one of storytelling—rooted in the South, shaped by soul, and carried through every note she sings. A Tony and ACM Award nominee, she’s built a career defined by range—moving effortlessly from Broadway to the Grand Ole Opry, from hit records to headline tours, and now to the screen. Most recently, Lauren joined forces with longtime collaborator Keb’ Mo’ as part of the composing team for Netflix’s Leanne, also lending her unmistakable voice to the show’s main title theme. It’s the latest evolution in a journey built
With What We Hide, audiences are pulled into a story that’s as gripping as it is intimate—one that explores sisterhood, survival, and the choices we make when there’s no right answer. The film follows Spider (McKenna Grace) and Jessie (Jojo Regina), two sisters forced to grow up far too soon after their mother’s fatal overdose. Desperate to stay together and avoid being separated by the foster care system, they make a heartbreaking choice—to hide her body. But as the local sheriff (Jesse Williams) starts asking questions and their mom’s dealer
For the past two decades, New York Comic Con has transformed the Javits Center into a celebration of imagination, creativity, and the stories that bring people together. Since its inaugural event on February 24, 2006, NYCC has grown into the East Coast’s largest pop culture convention and one of the most anticipated weekends on the entertainment calendar. There is no more fitting home for the event than New York City, the comic book, publishing, media, and licensing capital of the world. What makes NYCC so special, however, extends far beyond