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‘Mayday’ Review: Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh Are Unlikely Cold War Buddies in a Pleasing Eighties Throwback
Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh star in 'Mayday,' a Cold War-era action comedy directed by John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, now streaming on Apple TV+ as the platform’s top film despite co
Berry, Firth Board Rom-Com 'Otherwise Engaged' at TIFF
Oscar winners Halle Berry and Colin Firth are set to star alongside Zoë Kravitz and Jack Whitehall in rom-com 'Otherwise Engaged,' with Mister Smith launching international sales at TIFF ahead of a Ma
Global Content Industry Leaders Gather to Discuss ‘Multilateralism for the Moving Image’ at France’s Lumiere Summit
France's CNC is organizing the Lumiere Summit on Sept. 7 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, co-chaired by President Emmanuel Macron and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, to address structural challenges faci
Skyelar Chase Signs With Innovative Artists
Luxury lifestyle creator Skyelar Chase, who has amassed over 2.5 million followers across social media, has signed with Innovative Artists Entertainment for representation in all areas — her first age
Adéla Jergová’s ‘Prima’ Balances Tough and Tender
Adéla Jergová’s full-length debut “Prima” pairs hard-edged pop with softer hooks and songwriting, showcasing a breakout artist whose fiery personality and stylistic range outgrow the reality-TV group
Netflix’s Dan Brown Adaptation Starts Production
Netflix has started production in Prague on its untitled Dan Brown adaptation, with Morgan Spector as Robert Langdon leading a cast that also includes Rebecca Hall, Cherry Jones and Stoll in major rol
Andrew Scott's Ian Charleson Biopic Elsinore Premieres
A new biopic starring Andrew Scott as Ian Charleson premieres at Telluride and the London Film Festival, reviving the story of the Scottish actor's heroic, terminally ill 1989 Hamlet at the National T
Ira Sachs to Lead San Sebastián Competition Jury
Ira Sachs will head the competition jury at the 2026 San Sebastián Film Festival, arriving on the heels of his Cannes-debut feature 'The Man I Love.' His seven-person jury spans filmmakers, actors, an
Latcho Drom director Tony Gatlif dies aged 77
Tony Gatlif, the French-Algerian director behind more than 20 films celebrating Roma culture across the world, has died at 77 from a health issue while working on a historical film project in Arles, F
‘I’m used to doing the impossible’: George Lucas unveils new LA museum – what’s its story?
George Lucas and wife Mellody Hobson unveiled the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to the press in Los Angeles on Wednesday — a 100,000-square-foot institution opening September 22 that aims to elevate i
Jarman’s Edward II Captures Queer Protest Era
A review finds Seamus McGarvey’s candid behind-the-scenes footage of Derek Jarman’s Edward II an affecting, funny time capsule of queer British filmmaking in the early 1990s amid Section 28, HIV/AIDS,
Piss releases debut album on Sub Pop confronting sexual violence
Vancouver punk band Piss, known for their visceral live performances confronting sexual violence, is releasing their debut album *You Made Me / Skin on Linen* via Sub Pop in October, after building a
Tony Gatlif Dies: ‘Gadjo Dilo’ Director Whose Work Celebrated Roma Culture Was 77
French-Algerian director Tony Gatlif, whose films including 'Gadjo Dilo' gave sustained screen presence to Europe's Roma communities, has died at 77 in Arles, southern France.
Lorenzo Mieli Premieres AI-Generated Rosso Doc at Venice
Italian producer Lorenzo Mieli discusses the AI-generated documentary *Be Brave* about fashion magnate Renzo Rosso, premiering at Venice and challenging norms of storytelling through artificial intell
Earle Meets World Review: Netflix Show Fizzles
Variety's reviewer pans Alix Earle's new eight-episode Netflix reality series "Earle Meets World," finding the influencer's TikTok-native charm can't sustain long-form TV — and the show's most anticip
Queen at Sea Wins Silver Bear at Berlinale
Lance Hammer's first film in 18 years, "Queen at Sea," confronts sex and consent in dementia — and won Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall a joint Silver Bear at this year's Berlinale for a reunion
Miley Announces 'Bass Persuades' Album, Drops Video
Miley Cyrus, now performing under the mononym Miley, has shared the leather-culture-inspired video for her new single "Bass Persuades" and announced an album of the same name set for September 18.
Clooney Shares Father's Life Rule at Venice Masterclass
At a Venice Film Festival masterclass, George Clooney shared his father's rule to 'challenge people with more power than you, and defend people with less power than you,' credited late-in-life success
Wild Horse Nine Stuns Venice as Fall's First Oscar Contender
Martin McDonagh's 'Wild Horse Nine,' starring John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell as CIA agents in 1973 Chile, drew standing ovations at its Venice press screening and emerged as the fall festival season'
Resident Evil Tracks $35M Franchise-Record Opening, Eyes $50M
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil reboot is tracking a franchise-record $35M domestic opening on Sept. 18, with first-day sales suggesting a potential push toward $50M.
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