It’s official! Tina Turner will be a 2021 inductee into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Wednesday’s announcement adds another well-deserved accolade to her legendary career. “I am absolutely thrilled to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame amongst such amazing artists,” the icon said a statement. “Thank you for all your continued love and support over the years! Love, Tina.” Earlier this year, the superstar gave an intimate look into her life in the self-titled HBO documentary, which you can stream on HBO Max....

“When I joined the team, it was [with] the intention of making sure the festival made space for queer representation, and making sure that their stories were not limited to queer bubbles, that they were being appreciated by mainstream audiences as well,” said Tribeca senior programmer Lucy Mukerjee. “There is still a lack of support in the industry for our stories, but it makes it even more triumphant when we do find really impressive pieces of cinema....

“The Lost City” (Paramount), “The Northman” (Focus), and “The Bad Guys” (Universal), all available to see for $19.99, split up the top spot. That’s unusual. But what is unprecedented is that only 11 films — one more than the bare minimum — made the charts. And the odd film in did so because of one site’s $0.99 promotion. The three new releases pushed Sony out of the top spot after two months....

“YouTube was very constricting because of things like copyright and DMC,” Ramos said. “The license that Netflix and [David Fincher] gave us, it was very, ‘Oh, we can do anything and everything!’ And [that] was, I don’t want to say daunting, but —” “It was mildly terrifying,” Zhou added. More than access to money for media libraries and rights lawyers, however, what Ramos and Zhou had to contend with was the ability to scale how they presented their ideas, expanding from narration over picture to mix in other modes of filmmaking....

Welcome to the 1970s, now in color! Though the new opening title sequence (courtesy of Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez) stopped short of recreating the iconic “Brady Bunch” three-by-three grid, its rainbow “in color” tag and peppy music set the tone for a Technicolor episode within a spacious, suburban home about to double its occupancy. Yes, the much-anticipated twins are here, and Episode 3 goes delightfully overboard with wacky sitcom shenanigans to make their birth an event to remember....

The Television Academy’s Emmy nominations will be streamed for free via the Emmys website, as well as on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. The nominations will be presented by father-daughter team Ron Cephas Jones (“This Is Us”) and Jasmine Cephas Jones (“Hamilton”), as well as Television Academy CEO Frank Scherma. It’s been an unusual year for the television industry and many of the industry’s most critically successful shows, such as “Succession” and “The Marvelous Mrs....

Hands shot up for a free hit of cannabis concentrate on the Montalbán Theatre’s rooftop in Hollywood ahead of Sunday’s screening of “The Empire Strikes Back.” Other people smoked joints and ate edibles as they made the rounds at weed brands’ booths, ordered gourmet sandwiches, and swayed along to a DJ’s reggae remixes. At long last: a movie theater where you can smoke weed! Any cinephile stoner will tell you cannabis and cinema is a combination on the level of peanut butter and jelly....