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Premiering in Toronto, Bassam Tariq's thriller follows Latif, a Muslim widower whose beliefs clash with his profession.

Courteney Cox presents "Evil Genius" in Toronto, a thriller featuring Patricia Arquette and David Harbour inspired by the 2003 'pizza bomber' case.

Searchlight Pictures confirms The Families Stone, the sequel to the 2005 comedy, featuring Rachel McAdams, Sarah Jessica Parker, and much of the original cast.

May el-Toukhy's historical drama received the top honor at the 83rd Venice Film Festival. Mathilde Arcel was also named Best Actress.

The film I Play Rocky, which tells the story of how Sylvester Stallone fought to portray his own screenplay, received an ovation during its world premiere in Toronto.

Céline Dion performed her first full concert in Nanterre since March 2020, launching a series of shows in Paris after several years of health issues.

Measuring 5,055 meters and made from recycled materials, the "Table that Unites" received a Guinness certificate in front of around 20,000 participants in Bucharest.

The Nollywood couple celebrated five years of marriage with a new outdoor ceremony in Lagos, surrounded by loved ones and film industry professionals.

Alan and Catherine Ritchson have announced the end of their marriage after twenty years. They express a desire to maintain their friendship and co-parent their three sons.

The Cameroonian filmmaker's debut feature won the Special Jury Prize in the Orizzonti section and the Lion of the Future at the Venice Film Festival's closing ceremony.

Rebel Wilson premiered 'Girl Group' at the Toronto International Film Festival. The musical comedy features Mel C, Shaznay Lewis, Ashley Roberts, and Nicole Scherzinger.

In Yopougon and other popular neighborhoods of Abidjan, biama has become one of the trending dance phenomena, fueled by social media and artists like Dydy Yeman.

The Crown Prosecution Service maintains the scheduled preparation hearing on September 15 in London, without confirming rumors regarding the potential release of the Nigerian dancer.

The royal house of Ife held the public presentation of the twin princes on Friday, September 11, at the Ile-Oodua palace, following traditional rites.

Ivorian influencer Maa Bio received an award at the Kewale People Awards 2026 in Bamako, where she was recognized for her influence.

South African singer Jabulile Majola released "Ipasi" on September 11, 2026, a project of 11 tracks dedicated to identity, change, and personal experiences.

Scheduled for September 15, the operation involves 5,435 creators and rights holders. The total amount has more than doubled in a year.