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Las Culturistas Culture Awards Recap: Rachel Zegler Covers ‘Fame Is a Gun,’ Lisa Kudrow Takes the Stage and All the Best Moments
Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang hosted the fifth Las Culturistas Culture Awards on Bravo, featuring a 'Heated Rivalry'-themed opener, Rachel Zegler's rousing cover of Addison Rae's 'Fame Is a Gun,' Lisa Ku
HRTS Partners With Easterseals to Relaunch the Darcys
The Hollywood Radio and Television Society is extending its partnership with Easterseals Disability Services to relaunch the Media Access Awards as the Easterseals Disability Arts & Culture Awards (th
Ben Stiller Directing Knicks Doc Series With A24, HBO
Ben Stiller is directing a multi-part documentary series on the New York Knicks' history and their first NBA championship in 53 years, produced with A24, HBO, and the NBA.
‘Dreams of Violets’ Review: What Does a Film Made Entirely with AI Look Like? Ash Koosha’s Iranian Protest Drama Is Dramatically Numbing, but It’s Still a Startling Portent of the Future
"Dreams of Violets," the first fully AI-generated film programmed at a major festival, premiered at Tribeca to a mixed review that found it dramatically numbing but flagged its $2,000 budget as a star
Tom Holland: AI 'Doesn't Have a Soul,' Artists Are Safe
Tom Holland declared on a Spanish talk show that creativity is safe from AI because it 'doesn't have a soul' and cannot understand human emotions, joining a growing and notably split Hollywood debate
Need Snow? Call Frances Fisher. Actress Delivered Precipitation And Performance In Sal Bardo’s ‘Out Of The Woods’ – Bentonville Film Festival
Writer-director Sal Bardo's self-financed, $200,000 queer drama 'Out of the Woods' — starring Frances Fisher, Bruce Davison, and Mimi Kennedy — premiered at the Bentonville Film Festival after a decad
Emmy Predictions: Writing — Where the Scribes Behind ‘The Pitt,’ ‘Widow’s Bay’ and ‘Love Story’ Make Their Case
Variety's updated Emmy writing predictions map a 97-submission drama race led by 'The Pitt' and 'Pluribus' and a 91-entry comedy field where 'Widow's Bay' could push out 'The Bear,' with limited-serie
‘Evil Dead Wrath’ Producer Reveals Movie Is A Prequel: “Yet Another Great Departure”
Producer Robert Tapert revealed that the next Evil Dead film, Evil Dead Wrath, is a prequel set in 1972 — the franchise's earliest chronological entry — with Francis Galluppi directing and an April 7,
Jamie Bell on Half Man, Peaky Blinders, and a
Jamie Bell, the youngest-ever BAFTA Best Leading Actor winner for 'Billy Elliot' at 14, is repositioning his career with HBO's Richard Gadd limited series 'Half Man,' a Paul Greengrass period film abo
Margaret Cho, Chris Parnell Join Crohnie Cast
Margaret Cho, Chris Parnell, and John Pirruccello join the cast of Derek Mari’s feature directorial debut Crohnie, a comedy inspired by his experience with Crohn’s disease, alongside a growing ensembl
Spider-Noir Costume Designer on Balancing Comics and
Costume designer Trayce Gigi Field broke down how she balanced comic book references and Old Hollywood film noir while designing looks for Prime Video's 'Spider-Noir,' starring Nicolas Cage.
Netflix Cancels Duffer Brothers' 'The Boroughs' After
Netflix has canceled "The Boroughs," the Duffer Brothers-executive-produced sci-fi series, after one season — despite nearly 19 million views in its first 18 days, the show's expensive special effects
Jolie: Kids Brought My 'Fighting Spirit' Back After
Angelina Jolie credits her nearly-18 children with restoring her 'fighting spirit' after her divorce from Brad Pitt, while promoting 'Couture,' a film whose mastectomy storyline mirrors her real-life
Matthew Rhys on Widow's Bay's Devastating Finale Twist
Matthew Rhys unpacks the devastating 'Widow's Bay' Season 1 finale reveal — that his character's late wife was secretly the daughter of his elderly secretary, making his TV son the final descendant ne
Downey: 'Doomsday' Has Antidote to Post-Endgame Letdown
Robert Downey Jr., speaking alongside co-director Joe Russo, promised fans that 'Avengers: Doomsday' has found a structural formula to avoid the post-'Endgame' letdown that has dogged recent Marvel fi
Emmy Short Form Noms: 'SubwayTakes,' Lydic Lead Tight
Variety's updated 2026 Emmy predictions for short form categories show how Television Academy rules that split entries by genre are reshaping the race, positioning YouTube's 'SubwayTakes' and returnin
Lewis Pullman Cast in Motocross Drama 'Ragamuffin'
Lewis Pullman has been cast as a motocross dad in Kaitlyn Mikayla's feature debut "Ragamuffin," a coming-of-age drama being produced by Oscar-nominated David Permut after he discovered Mikayla's short
Megan Stalter Open to Hacks Spinoff, Calls Finale
Megan Stalter revealed at Bravo's Las Culturistas Culture Awards that she hasn't yet watched the Hacks finale because she's too emotional, while telling fans she'd gladly return for a Kayla Schaefer s
Latine Immigrant TV Representation Drops to 23%: Report
A new Define American report finds Latine immigrant representation on scripted TV has dropped to 23% of immigrant characters—half of what it was in 2020—while Latine immigrants make up 44% of all U.S.
Peacock's 'The Burbs' Hid Its Universal Backlot Set
Peacock's 'The 'Burbs' production designer Susie Mancini explained how her team disguised Universal's Colonial Street — a backlot used for an estimated 60% of the studio's productions — to distinguish
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