A River of News

Culture headlines, October 21, 2026, 20:00 UTC

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  1. Wednesday, October 21, 2026

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    Maeve Touhey, Ta’imua & Freddie O’Donahue Join Disney+ Pilot ‘Spaceship Earth’ Deadline (limited free articles) by Matthewgrobar
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    Taraji P. Henson Encourages Artists To ‘Knock Down’ Walls, Sarah Finn Celebrates Casting Community & More At 2026 Newport Beach Film Festival Honors Deadline (limited free articles) by Destiny Jackson story
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    Florentina Holzinger Is Closing Out ‘Seaworld Venice’ With a ‘Final Dinner’ Made From Bodily Waste ARTnews by Tessa Solomon
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    ‘Clayface’ Reviews Roundup: From “a Stroke of Brilliance” to “Messy DC Miss” The Hollywood Reporter (limited free articles) by James Hibberd story
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    Meta Tops Q3 Revenue Estimates, But Earnings Hit By Teen Lawsuit Settlement; Stock Split Creates Class C Shares Deadline (limited free articles) by Dade Hayes story
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    Fine, since you keep asking, Kid Cudi will write, direct, and star in a Basquiat movie The A.V. Club by Matt Schimkowitz story
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    Condemning Violent Protestors, Alicja Kwade to Remove Art Basel Paris Public Sculpture Early ARTnews by Brian Boucher story
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    What’s Selling at Art Basel Paris? Reported Sales Top Out at $10 M. for a Richter and a Baselitz ARTnews by Brian Boucher story
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    ‘La Bola Negra’ Was Personal for Breakout Star Guitarricadelafuente. He’s Still Unpacking Why The Hollywood Reporter (limited free articles) by David Canfield
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    Meta’s $18 Billion Legal Costs Take Huge Toll on Q3 Earnings, Wall Street Shrugs Variety by Corbin Bolies story
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    Netflix Is Searching For Its Next Big Story. The Protagonist? Itself The Hollywood Reporter (limited free articles) by Alex Weprin story
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    Daisy Ridley to star in Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea remake for Paramount+ The A.V. Club by Olivia Singh story
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    ‘Possible Love’ Review: Two Married Couples Begin to Covet Each Others’ Lives in the Latest Stunner from ‘Burning’ Director Lee Chang-dong IndieWire by David Ehrlich story