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Japan Submits 'All of a Sudden' for Oscars
Japan has chosen Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s cross-cultural drama *All of a Sudden* as its official submission for the Best International Feature Film at the 99th Academy Awards.
Ridley Scott's The Dog Stars Lands as Late-August Misfire
Ridley Scott's $110m postapocalyptic drama The Dog Stars, adapted from Peter Heller's novel and starring Jacob Elordi and Josh Brolin, was dumped into late August and has drawn near-universal pans for
Weekly TV Drops Fuel a New Watercooler Era
Appointment viewing is staging a comeback: 'Survivor,' 'The Pitt' and 'Love Island' are using weekly drops to build watch parties, live fan voting and next-day conversation that binge-watching can't r
TIFF Docs Programmer Previews Toronto Festival Lineup
TIFF Docs programmer Thom Powers joined Deadline's Doc Talk podcast to preview the 51st Toronto Film Festival's documentary slate, highlighting world premieres from Oscar winners Alex Gibney and Barba
Linda Ronstadt Honors Dolly Parton: 'A Poorer Place Without Her'
Linda Ronstadt issued a rare public statement on Facebook mourning the death of her longtime friend and Trio collaborator Dolly Parton, calling the world 'a poorer place without her.'
‘Paranormal Activity’ Sells Out Again; Aaron Tveit Revitalizes ‘Moulin Rouge!’ – Broadway Box Office
Broadway's 26-show weekly gross fell 8% to $24.8M for the week ending August 23, with industry-wide declines masking bright spots at 'Paranormal Activity' (a second consecutive sellout) and Aaron Tvei
Shonda Rhimes Renews Overall Deal With Netflix
Shonda Rhimes has renewed her five-year overall deal with Netflix, extending a nearly decade-long partnership through which her Shondaland banner has delivered hits like Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte
Dolly Parton: Her Life and Career in Photos
Dolly Parton, the rhinestone-emblazoned singer-songwriter-actress whose seven-decade career spanned country music chart-toppers, Hollywood films, and her own television show, has died in Nashville at
Dolly Parton, Iconic Singer/Songwriter and ‘9 to 5’ Star, Dies at 80
Dolly Parton, the country music legend and '9 to 5' star whose career spanned music, film, television, theater, and a sprawling business empire, died peacefully on Tuesday in Nashville at the age of 8
Dolly Parton: How She Turned Country Clichés Inside Out
A career retrospective of Dolly Parton argues that her rhinestoned persona was deliberate camouflage for a songwriter who quietly bent country music's rules, crossed over into pop, and reshaped the ge
Dolly Parton, Queen of Country Music, Dies at 80
Dolly Parton, the country music singer-songwriter whose songwriting, acting, and entrepreneurial drive made her a defining American entertainer of the past six decades, died on Aug. 25 at age 80, her
Roadside & Vertical Acquire 'Babies' at TIFF
Roadside Attractions and Vertical have acquired U.S. rights to Lauren Miller Rogen's comedy "Babies," starring Seth Rogen and Anna Kendrick, which premieres at TIFF on Sept. 12 ahead of a planned 2027
Noah Wyle Taps Jeremy Gold to Run Last Call Productions
Noah Wyle has hired veteran TV executive Jeremy Gold as Head of Development and Production at his Last Call Productions banner, scaling up the company six months into his Warner Bros. Television overa
RLP to Publish 'Donnie Darko' Sequel, Unveils Debut Slate
Range Literary Publishing, the boutique publishing arm of Range Media Partners, announced a sequel novel to 'Donnie Darko' from filmmaker Richard Kelly, headline of a debut slate that includes comic b
Paul Thomas Anderson's Cameron Winter Film Tours Theaters on 35mm
Paul Thomas Anderson’s concert film *Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall*, shot during a December performance, will screen in U.S. theaters starting November 20 on 35mm film through a limited roadshow tou
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Jeremiah Chiu Readies Debut Solo LP Edge Conditions
SML synthesist Jeremiah Chiu will release his debut solo composer LP Edge Conditions via International Anthem in a staggered October rollout, with lead single 'Plastic Mind / Elastic Machines' featuri
'I Love Lucy' Wins TV Academy's Inaugural Legacy Award
The Television Academy named "I Love Lucy" — the Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz sitcom turning 75 this year — as the inaugural recipient of its new Legacy Award, with a tribute set for the Creative Arts
Kit Harington replaces Hoult as Lockhart in HBO Harry Potter
Kit Harington will step into the role of Gilderoy Lockhart in HBO's Harry Potter series after Nicholas Hoult departed due to scheduling conflicts, just two weeks after his casting was confirmed.
Cusk's 'Life of M' Confronts Its Famous Subject
Rachel Cusk's novel 'Life of M' blurs autofiction and biography through a portrait of an actress widely believed to be inspired by Natalie Portman, ending with a confrontation that reframes the entire
Anthony Boyle Cast as Seducer-for-Hire in Sky's 'Charmer'
Sky has greenlit "Charmer," an eight-part drama starring Anthony Boyle as a seducer-for-hire hired by wealthy clients to test their partners' fidelity, with production now underway ahead of its Edinbu
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