Director Jon M. Chu has spent more than five years bringing the beloved Broadway musical “Wicked” to the big screen. Now that both installments are complete, he’s reflecting on the epic scope of the ...

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Amazon Business, Amazon’s new B2B store, which launched in Australia on 11 June, has expanded its advertising campaign “Little Bo Peep Finds Success” in Australia. The campaign – which will now run ...

A modern twist to the classic fairytale. Amazon Business which launched in Australia in June has expanded its advertising campaign "Little Bo Peep Finds Success" in Australia, which will now run ...

Crisis? What crisis? Looking around the vast room at Legado, the new Shoreditch restaurant from that great Spanish chef Nieves Barragán Mohacho, you wouldn’t guess that the hospitality industry is ...

Wicked and In the Heights director Jon M. Chu is partnering with Mattel and Warner Bros. to direct the Hot Wheels movie. Details on Mattel’s next stop in film come from Deadline, which reported the ...

The nursery rhyme about losing sheep.Little Bo Peep has lost her sheep and doesn’t know where to find them. Her companion Little Boy Blue is doing his best to help find the woolly runaways but he ...

Jon M. Chu has set the record straight on casting rumors for his Britney Spears biopic. “[We] have not had one conversation about casting this movie yet,” Chu, 45, confirmed Sunday, March 23 via X.

Amazon Business has launched a campaign that retells the story of Little Bo Peep, recasting her as a wool entrepreneur. "Little Bo Peep finds success", created by Joint and directed by Traktor through ...

"Every character we wanted to explore needed more room and just a movie wasn't doing it for us," the filmmaker said of the announced TV follow-up to his 2018 film. By Kirsten Chuba Events Editor “We ...

Jon M. Chu is ready to expand the Crazy Rich Asians universe. The director, 45, explained why the new TV adaptation, which is in development at Max, is a great fit to continue the story from the 2018 ...