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‘La Bola Negra’ Moves to October as Netflix Extends Theatrical Window for Oscar Hopeful to 47 Days
Netflix moved Cannes Best Director winner 'La Bola Negra' up to October 16 in U.S. theaters and gave it a record 47-day theatrical window before its global streaming debut on December 2.
Bravo Pauses 'Ladies of London' Reboot After One Season
Bravo has shelved 'Ladies of London: The New Reign,' its March 2025 reboot of the 2014-2017 series, after a single 10-episode season failed to catch on with audiences despite critical praise.
Ivy Wolk Signs With WME for Representation
WME has signed actress and stand-up comic Ivy Wolk for representation in all areas, aiming to expand her work across film, television, and comedy.
John Cale on Charli xcx Album Cover With Scorsese
John Cale sat down with Rolling Stone to recount his surprise appearance on Charli xcx's upcoming album 'Music, Fashion, Film,' sharing how he ended up in a kitchen photo alongside Martin Scorsese and
Schnabel Won't Cut a Frame of His Netflix Epic
Julian Schnabel defends his dual-timeline film 'In the Hand of Dante' — adapted from Nick Tosches' 2002 novel and divisive at Venice — telling IndieWire he refused to change a single frame, even as Ne
Rocca Runs Two Italian Film Fests Back-To-Back
Taormina Film Fest Artistic Director Tiziana Rocca is preparing to launch her own Filming Italy Sardegna festival in Cagliari just days after closing Sicily's 72nd edition, saying the two events succe
Phoebe Bridgers Announces 'Lost Weekend,' Massive Fall
Phoebe Bridgers will release her third solo album 'Lost Weekend' on August 14 via Dead Oceans, her first solo material since 2020's 'Punisher,' alongside a nearly sold-out 40-date arena tour.
Netflix's 'The American Experiment' From Tom Hanks
A Variety TV review of Netflix's "The American Experiment," executive produced by Tom Hanks, argues the docuseries frames America's founding as inherently unstable, featuring political figures like Mi
Netflix Previews Animation Slate at Annecy
Netflix unveiled its 2026-2027 animation slate at Annecy, headlined by Brad Bird's long-gestating 'Ray Gunn' (Dec. 18), a fresh 'One Piece' anime (Feb. 2027), and Sony's 'Ghostbusters: Night Shift' se
Warriors Musical Sets Spring Broadway Opening
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Eisa Davis's critically acclaimed 2024 concept album Warriors, based on Sol Yurick's 1965 gang novel, will open on Broadway next spring at the Lunt-Fontanne theatre with Andy Bl
‘One Battle After Another,’ ‘F1’ and ‘Pluribus’ Among Location Managers Guild International Awards Nominees
The Location Managers Guild International announced nominees for its 13th annual awards on Aug. 22 in Santa Monica, with "One Battle After Another," "F1" and "Pluribus" headlining a record-submission
Priyanka Chopra Jonas: 'The Bluff' Success Shocked Me
Priyanka Chopra Jonas told a Cannes Lions audience she was 'shocked' by the global chart success of her Prime Video pirate film 'The Bluff' and teased S.S. Rajamouli's Telugu-language 'Varanasi' as an
Divine Presence decodes marble as mystical portal in
Karl Kolbitz's new book 'Divine Presence' argues that medieval and Renaissance painters treated marble not as inert stone but as a mystical threshold — a visual gateway to the divine that modern eyes
De la Iglesia Sets Animated Lovecraft Feature for Late
Spanish director Álex de la Iglesia will make his animation debut with 'Ages of Madness: The Howling of the Jinn,' a 3D adult feature that 3Doubles Producciones is billing as the first major animated
Tom Verlaine Had a Wildly Expansive Record Collection. Now, It’s Going Up for Sale
Tom Verlaine's roughly 4,000-record personal collection is being released in waves through Discogs and Academy Records in Brooklyn, beginning June 26, offering fans at every budget a piece of the late
Pass the sick bag! Why I published a book on the art of the airline essential
A filmmaker has self-published 'Sicko,' a book built around Trevor Cunningham's 37-year, 150-plus-bag collection of airline sick bags — a tribute Trevor started after finding his late boss Peter's own
Seriesly Berlin 2026 Adds Stories at Risk, Creator
Seriesly Berlin's third edition (September 14-17, 2026) will add a Council of Europe-backed 'Stories at Risk' initiative on creative freedom, a 'Seriesly Creators' track, a Karlovy Vary co-production
Science Saru's 'Ghost in the Shell' Heads to Prime
Science Saru's hand-drawn 'The Ghost in the Shell' anime premiered at the Annecy Animation Festival ahead of its July 7 worldwide debut on Prime Video, with director Mokochan leaning into analog-era t
Netflix's 'American Experiment': US Founding at 250
Netflix's new five-part docuseries 'The American Experiment,' timed to America's 250th anniversary, features bipartisan political interviews and uses the nation's founding to frame contemporary concer
Unknown Pleasures Buys China Rights to Cannes Winners
Chinese distributor Unknown Pleasures Pictures, founded by filmmaker Jia Zhangke and veteran Tian Qi, has acquired mainland China rights to Cannes competition winner Minotaur and Critics Week winner L
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