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‘The Gentlemen’ Sets Season 2 Release Date At Netflix
Netflix has set September 3 as the premiere date for Season 2 of Guy Ritchie's crime series The Gentlemen, debuting a first-look teaser for the new season.
Warner Bros. Developing 'Free Willy' Reboot With AGBO
Warner Bros. is developing a reimagining of the 1993 family adventure 'Free Willy' with Anthony and Joe Russo's production company AGBO producing and a writing team already attached.
Netflix Orders Golf Drama Jupiter Island, Signs Connor Hines Deal
Netflix has greenlit golf drama Jupiter Island with a straight-to-series order from Emmy-nominated writer Connor Hines and A24, while signing Hines to an overall deal to develop new series exclusively
Spy School Series in Development at Disney+
Disney+ is developing a TV series based on Stuart Gibbs' bestselling 'Spy School' book franchise, with Chris Fedak writing and Ryan Reynolds' Maximum Effort among the executive producers.
A24 Sets Dec. 11 Release for Eisenberg's 'The Debut'
A24 has set a Dec. 11 limited opening for Jesse Eisenberg's latest directorial 'The Debut,' starring Julianne Moore as a housewife unexpectedly cast in a community theater role, before expanding wide
Colman Domingo on Boseman, Rustin and Building Edith Productions
Colman Domingo received Variety's Creative Conscience Award at Frameline Film Festival's 50th anniversary closing night in San Francisco, where he reflected on his Bay Area roots, his late friend Chad
Kacey Musgraves, Stanley 1913 Drop Cow-Print Collection
Kacey Musgraves and Stanley 1913 are releasing a limited-edition cow-print drinkware collection inspired by the country star's Texan roots, including the brand's first-ever pet bowl and a Quencher Pro
Joanna Pettet Dies: ‘The Group’, ‘Casino Royale’, ‘Knots Landing’ Actor Was 83
Joanna Pettet, the British-born actress best known for Sidney Lumet's The Group, the 1967 James Bond parody Casino Royale, and a recurring role on Knots Landing, has died at 83.
Banijay and All3Media Complete $8 Billion Merger, Set London Headquarters
Banijay Entertainment and All3Media have finalized their $8 billion merger to create what executives call the world's largest independent production company, with London selected as its headquarters a
TIFF Adds September Market to Fill Post-Cannes Gap
TIFF is launching its first official market September 10-16 alongside its 2026 festival, aiming to fill a post-Cannes gap in the international sales calendar that neither Rome's MIA nor the AFM curren
Greenwich Gets U.S. Rights to Cannes Winner 'A Girl Unknown'
Greenwich Entertainment has acquired U.S. distribution rights to 'A Girl Unknown,' the prize-winning debut feature from Chinese filmmaker Zou Jing about displacement during China's One Child policy, w
The Gentlemen Season 2 Sets Sept. 3 Netflix Premiere
Netflix has scheduled "The Gentlemen" Season 2 to premiere September 3, with Guy Ritchie returning as creator, writer, executive producer, and director alongside an expanded cast including Hugh Bonnev
Ezra Collective Announce New Album, Slam Government Dependence
British jazz group Ezra Collective's Femi Koleoso and James Mollison discussed their fourth album "Here Because of Hope," set for September release, at Love Supreme festival, reflecting on Tony Allen
Randall Wallace to Receive DIFF Visionary Award
The eighth DaVinci International Film Festival will honor "Braveheart" screenwriter Randall Wallace with its Visionary Award during a September 25, 2026, opening night that includes a bagpipe processi
Byrne on Ramones Spit, Lou Reed's Ice Cream Critique
David Byrne recounted the 1977 UK tour with Ramones, recalled Lou Reed critiquing Talking Heads while eating two quarts of ice cream, and detailed freeing his current live show from wires with a self-
‘Hope’ Trailer: Na Hong-jin’s Creature Feature Is South Korea’s Most Expensive Film Ever
Na Hong-jin's creature feature "Hope" — reportedly the most expensive film ever made in South Korea at ₩50 billion (~$33 million USD) — dropped its first trailer ahead of a September 9 U.S. theatrical
Garner's Five-Star Weekend Ditches Murder Trope
Variety's review praises 'The Five-Star Weekend,' Jennifer Garner's Peacock limited series adapted from Elin Hilderbrand's novel, for sidestepping the murder-mystery trope dominating recent prestige b
‘Little House on the Prairie’ Review: Netflix’s Heartfelt Reboot Builds an Enchanting Family Drama — with Fresh Purpose
Netflix's 'Little House on the Prairie' reboot from showrunner Rebecca Sonnenshine premieres July 9 with all eight episodes, reframing the frontier story around shared land, community, and the Osage N
‘A counter-narrative of history’: Schomburg Center’s 100 years of celebrating Black culture
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is marking its 100th anniversary by contributing pieces to the New York Public Library's "Declaring America: 1776 and Beyond" exhibit, framing its 11
Jack White's Frozen Charlotte Plays Its Dynamics Too Early
The Guardian's Shaad D'Souza reviews Jack White's Frozen Charlotte as 40 minutes of brutal, squalid blues-rock that extends his stripped-back 2024 renaissance — impressive in raw energy but hampered b
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