Adobe has updated both Premiere Pro and After Effects. Try former now supports broadcast-quality HDR, detects edits in scenes automatically, and allows for low res proxy exports. After Effects gets GPU acceleration with Channel Combiner and Channel Effects and allows Roto Brush effects to be imported.
In addition to updates for its image editing apps, Adobe has announced new versions of Premiere Pro CC and After Effects CC. Both offer new workflows for immersive 360/VR content along with performance enhancements.
Wouter du Toit has written an excellent summary of the new features in the latest Premiere Pro release in Fstoppers. Version 2015.3 allows the use of lightweight proxies, editing during import, enhancements to the color panel with better white balance tools, VR support, direct publishing to social media and performance enhancements.