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Netflix Starts ‘The Generals’ Son Suk-ku, Ha Jung-woo
Netflix is kicking off production of "The Generals", a Korean political drama directed by Yoon Jong-bin and starring Son Suk-ku as Roh Tae‑woo and Ha Jung‑woo as Chun Doo‑hwan. The series reunites Yoo
Michael Arden's Lost Boys Opens on Broadway
Michael Arden directs The Lost Boys, a $25 million stage adaptation of the 1987 vampire film, into the Palace Theatre with a rock score by The Rescues and a breakout turn from Ali Louis Bourzgui as va
PBS Unveils The Forsytes Season 2 Teaser, Adds New Cast
PBS Masterpiece unveiled a teaser for Season 2 of The Forsytes, confirming a next‑year premiere on PBS, adding three new stars, and noting a March renewal for a third season.
Eric Dane’s Powerful Return as Cal Jacobs in Euphoria
In Euphoria’s Season 3 Episode 3, Eric Dane returns as Cal Jacobs, delivering a raw, emotionally resonant performance that finally settles the series’ long‑running statutory‑rape thread. The scene—set
Nedra Talley Ross, Last Ronettes Founder, Dies at 80
Nedra Talley Ross, the last surviving founding member of the 1960s girl group the Ronettes, has died at 80, the group announced on Facebook without disclosing a cause of death.
Landman Cast on Record Finale, Global Reach
The Landman team reflected on its father-son storytelling and global reach at Deadline's Contenders TV panel, revealing the Season 2 finale drew 15.8 million viewers in two days — Paramount+'s most-wa
Young Sherlock Hits 45M Viewers; Stars Frame Moriarty as Friend
Prime Video's 'Young Sherlock' hit 45 million global viewers within a month of its March 4 premiere, as its stars revealed at Deadline Contenders TV that the show's central twist is making Sherlock Ho
Ringo Starr Releases 'Long Long Road' With T Bone Burnett
Ringo Starr has released 'Long Long Road,' his second country/Americana album with producer T Bone Burnett, arriving just 15 months after their 2025 collaboration 'Look Up.'
Michael Biopic Opens $97M After $50M Estate Reshoots
Antoine Fuqua's Michael Jackson biopic Michael opened to a career-best $97M domestically and $217.4M worldwide this weekend, a result secured only after the Jackson estate absorbed $50M in reshoot cos
Jaz Sinclair Thanks Fans After Gen V Cancellation
Jaz Sinclair thanked fans on Instagram after Prime Video cancelled "Gen V," the spinoff of "The Boys," while executive producers promised the show's characters will continue in The Boys' final season.
Stuart Fails To Save Universe Debuts July on HBO Max
The Big Bang Theory’s new spinoff, Stuart Fails To Save The Universe, will launch on HBO Max in July, with Danny Elfman scoring its theme. The series follows comic‑book shop owner Stuart Bloom (Kevin
Madix Details Host Evolution, Season 8 Fiji Return
Ariana Madix, now host of Love Island USA, shared at a Deadline event how her reality‑TV background fuels a new empathetic hosting style as she gears up for a fresh Fiji‑based Season 8 with a new cast
2026 NFL Draft Picks Love 'The Blind Side' and 'Love Island'
Variety surveyed several Round One picks from the 2026 NFL Draft about their favorite movies and offseason TV habits, finding the 2009 Sandra Bullock film "The Blind Side" dominated film picks while d
BAFTA Television Craft Awards 2026 Winners
The 27th BAFTA Television Craft Awards spotlighted behind‑the‑scenes talent, with Adolescence and The Celebrity Traitors each clinching two wins, while emerging writers Olaide Sadiq and Janice Okoh ea
Dana White Calls Gunfire 'Awesome', Trump Reschedules
UFC boss Dana White described the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting as “awesome,” while President Trump vowed to hold the event again within a month after the gunfire forced an early evacuat
Adam Scott Receives Canal+ Icon Award at Canneseries
Adam Scott was surprised to receive the Canal+ Icon Award at Canneseries, prompting co‑stars Britt Lower and Tramell Tillman to send heartfelt video tributes. In a masterclass, Scott reflected on the
‘IT: Welcome To Derry’ Creator Andy Muschietti Reveals Season 2’s 1930s-Era Storyline Draws From Less-Explored Subplot In Stephen King’s Source Novel – Contenders TV
At Deadline’s Contenders TV panel, Andy Muschietti revealed that the upcoming second season of HBO’s “IT: Welcome to Derry” will jump back to 1935, mining a little‑known gang subplot from Stephen King
Running Point Creators Admit Jealousy Over Cast Text Chain
Mindy Kaling and Ike Barinholtz admitted at Deadline's Contenders TV panel to jealousy over Running Point's cast text chain, with Barinholtz detailing how he ended up playing the lovable moron cousin
Luis Muñoz Publishes Two Bilingual Poems
Poet Luis Muñoz unveils two new bilingual poems, pairing Spanish originals with English translations that explore love’s spontaneous emergence and a graffiti‑styled meditation on change, while the pie
Giddens Ko's 'Kung Fu' Debuts at Far East Film Festival
Giddens Ko premiered "Kung Fu" — Taiwan's largest-budgeted production, adapted from a novel he wrote 25 years ago — at the Far East Film Festival, revealing Stephen Chow helped develop the wuxia epic,
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