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Shawn Hatosy Aims for Historic Back‑to‑Back Guest Emmy
Shawn Hatosy, fresh off an Emmy win for his Dr. Jack Abbot role, returns to The Pitt with a six‑episode arc and a directing credit, putting him in line to become the first actor to claim consecutive g
Linwood Boomer Announces Closed‑Ended Malcolm Revival
Linwood Boomer discusses the four‑episode revival “Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair,” highlighting a new set, digital filming in Vancouver that changes the show’s look, and confirming the se
Ed Baldwin Dies in 'For All Mankind' Season 5 Episode
Actor Joel Kinnaman and the creators of Apple TV’s ‘For All Mankind’ explain how they crafted the poignant death of astronaut Ed Baldwin in the Season 5 episode “Home,” timed with the real Artemis II
Artemis II Splashdown Live on NASA, Netflix, CBS, CNN
NASA’s Artemis II mission will splash down off San Diego Friday night after traveling nearly 700,000 miles and passing within 4,000 miles of the Moon, with live coverage streamed across major TV netwo
Natasha Lyonne Claims ICE Detained Her; DHS Denies
Actress Natasha Lyonne claimed on X that ICE detained her after she was removed from a Delta red-eye flight from LA to New York, a claim the Department of Homeland Security flatly denied to Variety.
Universal Opens Ride Along 3 Talks Ice Cube, Kevin Hart
Universal has entered early development on Ride Along 3, reuniting Ice Cube, Kevin Hart, director Tim Story, and producer Will Packer after a new screenplay by Daniel Gold reignited the franchise.
Sam Rubin Joins Artists & Representatives LA Office
Talent agent Sam Rubin has left Innovative Artists to join Artists & Representatives’ Los Angeles office, bolstering the firm’s West Coast expansion with his collaborative, client‑focused expertise.
Dacre Montgomery Leads 2026 'Faces of Death' Reboot
A 2026 remake of the cult horror 'Faces of Death' starring Dacre Montgomery reimagines the original’s shock value for the social‑media age, pairing a killer’s online gore with a content moderator’s pu
Film 'Hunting Matthew Nichols' Opens on 1,000 Screens
Indie Canadian thriller 'Hunting Matthew Nichols' recouped its $275,000 budget before release and is debuting on over 1,000 U.S. screens, powered by a guerrilla marketing push and a strategic theater‑
AMC Global Media debuts Audacity on TikTok, Samsung TV
AMC Global Media is debuting its new satire *The Audacity* with a coordinated multi‑platform launch that splits the premiere into short TikTok clips, streams it on Samsung’s free FAST channel, and air
MGM Studios Mulls 23‑Year‑Old Louis Partridge for Bond
Variety reports that 23‑year‑old Louis Partridge is among the names being considered for Amazon MGM Studios’ rebooted James Bond, a move that could see the franchise’s first teenage‑age lead in the ro
MDAG Unveils 12-Film Main Competition for Oscar-Qualifying Grand Prix
Poland's Millennium Docs Against Gravity, Europe's second-largest documentary film festival, has unveiled 12 features competing for its Grand Prix, with the winner earning instant Academy Awards quali
Levinson Keeps Fezco Alive in Euphoria Season 3
Sam Levinson revealed that, after Angus Cloud's death, he rewrote Euphoria's Season 3 to keep Fezco alive, a role he had originally planned to end in earlier seasons, as the backbone of the season.
Vertical secures U.S. rights to 'Lords of War' sequel
Vertical has acquired the U.S. distribution rights to Andrew Niccol’s upcoming sequel to 'Lord of War', a crime thriller starring Nicolas Cage and Bill Skarsgård, with a 2027 theatrical release planne
AI Emerges as TV Drama's Go-To Villain
Television writers are increasingly casting artificial intelligence as the season-defining villain, with BBC thriller 'The Capture' unmasking military AI 'Simon' as its puppet-master while shows on Ap
Hilma af Klint's First Solo France Show Opens at Grand Palais
Swedish artist Hilma af Klint, now credited with pioneering abstract art decades before Kandinsky, Mondrian, and Malevich, receives her first solo exhibition in France at the Grand Palais more than 80
BAFTA apologises after review finds planning flaws
BAFTA issued an unreserved apology after an independent review uncovered planning and crisis‑management flaws that failed to prevent an involuntary N‑word outburst by producer John Davidson during the
Hacks Final Season Premieres April 17 With Conan-Inspired Plot
Emmy-winning HBO comedy Hacks returns for its fifth and final season April 17 in the UK, with creators Paul W. Downs, Lucia Aniello, and Jen Statsky delivering a finale arc inspired by Conan O'Brien's
Seven Obscure Mario Games Worth Rediscovering
With the latest Super Mario movie smashing box office records, a gaming retrospective spotlights seven lesser-known entries from Mario's 45-year history, from 1984's Wrecking Crew to 2013's Super Mari
Jarmusch on His Venice Winner and Losing Gena Rowlands
Jim Jarmusch discusses his Venice-winning triptych Father Mother Sister Brother, the challenge of getting films made in his seventh decade, and the lasting impact of working with the late Gena Rowland
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