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Baz Luhrmann’s anticipated EPiC Elvis Presley In Concert premiered to a packed house at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 6, dazzling audiences with a visceral 96 minutes of restored rehearsal and on-stage footage from the King’s legendary Las Vegas era. Critics from Exclaim! and other outlets agree the project is the boldest Elvis film achievement since his death, blending never-before-seen moments and untouchable charisma — a reminder of why Elvis remains an unmatched entertainment icon. Sources at the Elvis Information Network note studio representatives have already digitized “hundreds of hours” of MGM archives for future extended projects and possible feature-length Blu-Ray editions, but no general release date is set, though a January premier to coincide with Elvis’s birthday is being floated.
Meanwhile, Graceland in Memphis continues to draw global fans by the thousands and anchor the Presley legacy, recently playing host to both the Emmy-winning Candlelight Vigil and the boisterous Elvis Week 2025. New exhibits debuted rarely seen memorabilia, including his iconic Jailhouse Rock jacket, TCB sunglasses, and extravagant jewelry, while fan events featured emotional tributes and panel discussions with former bandmates and intimates. In an effort to keep the legend alive for younger generations, Graceland’s future plans include a state-of-the-art Royal Philharmonic/Elvis virtual tour for 2027 and ongoing talk of a next-generation hologram show, with Riley Keough now a central figure. These initiatives, plus outreach by influencers, are designed to ensure Elvis’s reputation continues to evolve — for the better.
Collectors and enthusiasts can look forward to new vinyl releases, including exclusive clear pressings of late-period Vegas performances, and the "Sunset Boulevard" box set celebrated with special listening parties attended by Presley’s inner circle, creating fresh buzz across social media. Of note, Elvis’s music continues to chart internationally and appear in new radio shows and retrospectives, such as Matt Shepherd’s “Golden Years,” which recently previewed just-remixed tracks from the King Creole sessions.
The Presley family name swirled in legal drama again: according to AOL News and Finance Monthly, Priscilla Presley is facing a $50 million lawsuit from her former business partner, with claims pinned to financial dealings and alleged manipulation around Elvis’s death. Her attorney forcefully denies the charges, which industry watchers see as unsubstantiated and likely designed to distract from unrelated financial disputes over memorabilia auctions.
Across the web and social media, celebratory tributes and event replays dominate the Presley conversation, especially clips from EPiC’s TIFF debut, highlights from Elvis Week, and renewed debate about biopic portrayals. The consensus this week: with new footage, grand celebrations, and cultural buzz, Elvis remains not just relevant, but indelibly woven into the evolving story of American music.
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