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Venice Film Festival 2026: Read All Of Deadline’s Reviews
The 83rd Venice Film Festival opened September 2, 2026, with Danny Boyle's "Ink" leading a competition lineup dominated by auteur films and largely devoid of studio titles — a slate Deadline's reviewe
Todisco & Pence Exit Atlas Artists Management
Two partners at L.A.-based management firm Atlas Artists, Nicholas Todisco and Brad Pence, are departing in what sources describe as an amicable split, with their next landing spot and client rosters
George Lucas Says Opening Lucas Museum ‘Almost Broke My Will’: ‘It’s Taken So Long to Get Here’
George Lucas previewed his long-awaited Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, revealing a 300,000-square-foot building with more than 30 galleries housing everything from Norman Rockwell paint
Reynolds Hails 'The Odyssey' as R-Rated Box Office King
Ryan Reynolds used the premiere of his Apple TV+ Cold War film "Mayday" to celebrate Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" dethroning "Deadpool & Wolverine" as the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever, and
Roger Howard Dies: Glaser Weil Lawyer Steered Jason Reitman-Led Directors Coalition Purchase Of Iconic Westwood Village Theater
Roger Howard, a prominent Hollywood attorney and senior partner at Glaser Weil, died at 81 after a battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy in entertainment law and a pivotal role in the 2024 direc
Carla Jeffery, Actress in Disney Channel’s ‘Zombies,’ Dies at 33
Carla Jeffery, the actress best known for playing cheerleader Bree across Disney Channel's "Zombies" franchise, has died at 33, her management company confirmed without disclosing a cause.
Matthew Morrison Signs With Echo Lake
Matthew Morrison has signed with Echo Lake Entertainment for management across its talent and literary divisions, adding a new representative to his established acting, stage and music career.
Boyle's 'Ink' on Murdoch's Sun Earns 4-Minute Venice Ovation
Danny Boyle's "Ink," chronicling Rupert Murdoch's transformation of The Sun into Britain's top-selling tabloid, premiered at the Venice Film Festival and earned a warm but notably brief standing ovati
Olivia Rodrigo Plays Acoustic, Talks 'Cure' at Grammy Museum
Olivia Rodrigo sat down with Cameron Crowe at the Grammy Museum Tuesday night for a 33-minute rooftop Q&A and acoustic set that doubled as a preview for a new exhibit built around her 'The Cure' music
Russos Explain Filming Doomsday Without Script
Joe and Anthony Russo are defending their decision to begin filming Avengers: Doomsday without a completed script, calling it a 'living organism' shaped by rehearsal and what actors bring to set.
Danny Boyle Honored With Variety Award as 'Ink' Opens Venice
Danny Boyle received Variety's Creative Impact in Directing Award at the Venice Film Festival's pre-opening poolside party, just days before his Rupert Murdoch tabloid exposé "Ink" opens the 83rd edit
Gyllenhaal Calls Lack of Female Venice Directors 'Systemic'
Venice jury president Maggie Gyllenhaal declared a "systemic problem" is behind the scarcity of female directors competing for the Golden Lion, challenging who gets to decide what cinema deems valuabl
Olivia Rodrigo Previews Grammy Museum 'The Cure' Exhibit
Olivia Rodrigo joined Cameron Crowe at the Grammy Museum to preview a new exhibit on her 'The Cure' music video, reflecting on the song's songwriting process, her Daisy Chain Fields festival debut, an
'The Girl With The Leica' Opens Venice, Reclaims Gerda Taro
Alina Marazzi's 'The Girl With The Leica' opens the Venice Horizons section, using an impressionistic, non-linear narrative to reclaim Gerda Taro's legacy as co-creator of early Robert Capa works — a
Netflix 'East Of Eden' Trailer: Pugh As Cathy Ames
Netflix unveiled the full trailer for its seven-episode 'East of Eden' limited series, with Florence Pugh starring as antiheroine Cathy Ames in Zoe Kazan's adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel, premie
DWTS Season 35 Cast: Dewan, Shum Jr., Stiles Join
'Dancing With the Stars' revealed its Season 35 celebrity-pro pairings on 'Good Morning America' September 2, featuring Jenna Dewan, Harry Shum Jr., Julia Stiles, and Taylor Hanson alongside returning
Sofie Royer's Before/After Confronts Indie Success Gap
Singer-songwriter Sofie Royer releases her new album Before/After, confronting her status as a critical darling who hasn't broken through commercially while branching into film acting and reflecting o
Clooney Defends Ruffalo, Doubts Warner Merger at Venice
At the Venice Film Festival press conference ahead of his Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement, George Clooney defended Mark Ruffalo's free speech amid the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger controversy, q
Joe Lycett launches live pub show after failing licensing exam
Joe Lycett is launching a live TV show from a functioning pub he operates, balancing fatherhood, a return to stand-up, and the challenge of passing a licensing exam he initially failed.
Blanchett & Hoss coin-flip casting in uneven Electra/Persona
A new National Theatre double bill welds Sophocles' Electra to Bergman's Persona, with Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss trading roles by coin flip each night — but critics find only the ancient tragedy ha
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