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Bluey Toniebox Collection Launches at Target
Tonies and BBC Studios have launched a Bluey-themed collection for the Toniebox, bringing Bluey, Bingo, and Muffin to the screen-free audio platform for the first time with interactive games and theme
Lartigue's Colour Photos Star in UK Exhibition
A major UK exhibition showcases the rarely seen colour photographs of pioneering French photographer Jacques Henri Lartigue, highlighting his experimental work and personal life across decades.
Walmart’s New TV Shows, ‘Join the Club,’ ‘Backyard Escapes’ Spur Vizio Users to Go Shop
Walmart is launching shoppable TV programming on its Vizio smart-TV platform, embedding brands like ScottsMiracle-Gro and Procter & Gamble into celebrity-hosted shows designed to drive purchases direc
Soderbergh's Jaws Tribute App Lands 51 Years After Film
Steven Soderbergh launched his app 'Production 02074' on June 20 — a day-by-day visual dissection of the 143 production days behind Spielberg's Jaws, released exactly 51 years after the original film.
Northlands Festival Thrives as Jam Scene's Big Fests
The Northlands Music & Arts Festival held its fifth installment in Swanzey, New Hampshire this past weekend, positioning itself as a community-first, anti-corporate alternative as marquee jam festival
Ryan Beatty's 'Sweet Fortune': Love, Clairo, and a
Ryan Beatty will release his fourth album 'Sweet Fortune' this Friday, a 10-track record produced with Ethan Gruska that finds the singer-songwriter embracing happiness in love after the breakup-fuele
Kennedy Netflix Series Pulls Back on Boston Accent
The stars of Netflix's upcoming "Kennedy" drama revealed the production made an executive decision to pull back on the family's signature Boston accent, with the eight-episode series covering the dyna
Duncan Jones' Animated 'Rogue Trooper' Premieres At
Duncan Jones' animated 'Rogue Trooper,' adapted from the UK cult comic 2000AD, premiered at the Annecy Film Festival to praise for its satirical world-building and bold British voice cast, though some
Eric André Talks Jackie Chan, Mob-Run Stand-Up Venues, New Netflix Comedy ‘Little Brother’ & Penning ‘Film Scores For Films That Don’t Exist’ – Comedy Means Business Podcast
Eric André joins Deadline's Comedy Means Business podcast to discuss his new Netflix comedy "Little Brother," releasing June 26 with John Cena, and his recently released classical album "Film Scores f
‘Toy Story 5’ Shows Hollywood Is Still Not Releasing Enough Kids Movies
Pixar's "Toy Story 5" delivered the biggest opening of 2026 with $160M domestic and $312M worldwide, yet the source argues the haul exposes a supply gap, since Hollywood typically produces only three
Jamie Bell: Niall Is The 'Real Agent Of Chaos' In
Jamie Bell reveals Richard Gadd wrote the 'Half Man' role of Niall with him in mind, and argues his meek stepbrother is the true menace of the HBO/BBC series — comparing the character to Patricia High
Moviegoers Love Their Local Indie Theaters, With New Survey Showing a Boom in Younger Audiences
The Art House Convergence's first National Audience Survey shows independent theaters grew 9% in 2025, with 25% of moviegoers being newcomers averaging age 40 — 11 years younger than the overall avera
Voicemails for Isabelle Director on Magic Card Twist
Director Leah McKendrick reveals the last-minute script changes behind her Netflix rom-com 'Voicemails for Isabelle,' including a Magic: The Gathering subplot and a scene where Nick Robinson's Wes tri
Netflix Taps Hannah Minghella to Lead Animation Studios
Netflix has named Hannah Minghella head of its animation studios, consolidating all animated content under her as the streamer bets bigger on franchises built around breakout hits like 'Kpop Demon Hun
Fantano Fires Back at Halsey: 'I'm Not the Devil
Anthony Fantano fired back at Halsey's 'edgelord bully' attack, telling Variety his 1/10 review of her cancer-inspired album was about weak songwriting — and resurfacing her own 2020 tweet about Pitch
Netflix's 'In Waves' Premieres at Annecy Film Festival
"In Waves," a tearjerking animated surfing love story based on A.J. Dungo's real-life graphic novel, premieres in competition at the Annecy Film Festival after Netflix acquired the film out of Cannes
Clive Davis: A Life in Pictures
Clive Davis, the music executive who discovered Whitney Houston, revitalized Aretha Franklin's career, and co-founded LaFace Records, has died at 94, with a photo retrospective tracing his six decades
11 Latino Emmy Contenders Span Gomez to Garcia
Variety spotlights 11 Latino performers on the 2026 Emmy ballot—from Selena Gomez to Andy Garcia—as UCLA data shows Latinos generated $4.4 trillion in U.S. economic output, exceeding Japan's GDP.
'Off Campus' Music Supervisors Build a Viral Soundtrack
Music supervisors Amanda Krieg Thomas and Anna Romanoff broke down the needle-drop strategy behind Prime Video's "Off Campus," a soundtrack built around Hannah Wells' eclectic taste that has since spa
Ray-Ban Meta Review: Better Fit, Higher Price
Engadget's review of Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses finds the upgraded optics deliver a noticeably better fit — but at a higher price.
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