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Olivia Wilde's sex comedy 'The Invite' — co-starring Edward Norton, Seth Rogen and Penélope Cruz as couples grappling with marriage's toll on desire — sold to A24 for $12m after its Sundance premiere.
Ron Perlman and Teri Polo are set to headline Aida Gevorgyan's indie film "Lies We Follow," shooting in Los Angeles, where Perlman plays a charismatic doctor whose isolated retreat lures a desperate m
Moritz Borman, the German-born producer behind Oscar-nominated films 'The Quiet American' and 'Under the Volcano' and a long-running Oliver Stone collaborator, died Wednesday in Munich at 71.
2026 has proven an unusually strong year for horror at the multiplex, with low-budget crowd-pleasers and acclaimed originals both finding audiences according to Variety's mid-year ranking of the year'
Netflix's new 'Unhinged' blurs the line between video game and TV series, using a smartphone as a controller — with David Fincher and Zach Cregger quietly shaping the project behind a simple thank-you
The Television Academy is negotiating where the Primetime Emmys will air from 2027 onward, with a novel multi-platform simulcast option emerging alongside the traditional four-network wheel as broadca
"Jackass" director Jeff Tremaine reflects on the franchise's evolution from a chaotic, no-lawyers, one-van MTV production to a 100-person feature-film operation, capping it off with the final installm
NBC drama The Hunting Party is officially dead after Universal Television declined to extend cast options, ending a campaign to find the two-season procedural a new home following its June 1 cancellat
Utah nonprofit Harbor Fund has raised $15 million from 82 wealthy donors over two years to bankroll socially conscious film and TV projects pitched directly by A-list celebrities — and its founder is
IndieWire Awards Editor Marcus Jones published his personal 2026 Emmy dream ballot, anointing 'Hacks' final season, 'The Pitt,' 'Paradise,' and 'Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette' a
Tribeca documentary "Death Boom," produced by Eli Roth and Leonardo DiCaprio, explores the death industry as 76 million Baby Boomers approach end-of-life in the next 15 years, covering cremation's env
Dwayne Johnson confirmed Disney is developing 'Moana 3' with Jared Bush and Dana Ledoux Miller writing, following the $1.059 billion worldwide success of 'Moana 2' and ahead of the live-action remake'
Netflix is developing 'Toxic Moms,' a dark half-hour comedy based on an original idea by Ashley Tisdale, who is expected to star alongside writer Sabrina Jalees and Ali Wong, all three of whom executi
LaRoyce Hawkins is departing NBC's long-running drama 'Chicago P.D.' during the upcoming 14th season, with the exact nature of his character's exit being kept under wraps.
The Atlantic pushes back on David Thomson's new book arguing that cinema has diminished culture, falsified reality, and even fueled Donald Trump's rise — defending the medium against the veteran criti
Questlove is expanding into digital original programming with "The Next Move," a celebrity game-night talk show debuting on his new channel "Do You Want More" produced through Two One Five Entertainme
Kwame Kwei-Armah's new TLC musical 'CrazySexyCool' is now playing at Arena Stage in Washington DC, using the trio's platinum catalog and tabloid history to tell a story about how friendship carries pe
Robyn's 30-year catalog gets ranked with 'Dancing on My Own' taking #1, while two tracks from her new 'Sexistential' album crack the top 10 alongside classics like 'Show Me Love' and 'With Every Heart
The New York Public Library's 'Art as Declaration' pairs contemporary American art with founding-document texts on its top floor, making it one of the few major New York institutions to mark the count
Madonna releases Confessions II, her 15th studio album and long-awaited sequel to 2005's Confessions on a Dance Floor, reuniting with producer Stuart Price for a club-leaning, deeply autobiographical
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