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‘Pan’s Labyrinth’: 20th Anniversary Books Reveal Rare Concept Art and Full Shooting Script
Insight Editions is publishing two official books for the 20th anniversary of Guillermo del Toro's 'Pan's Labyrinth,' alongside a 3D theatrical re-release on Oct. 9 via Cineverse and Fathom Entertainm
Halle Berry, Regina King and Meg Ryan Announced as Jurors for Tribeca and Chanel’s Through Her Lens Filmmaker Program
Halle Berry, Regina King and Meg Ryan will jury the 11th edition of Through Her Lens, the Tribeca-Chanel program running Sept. 22-24 in New York City that awards one of five filmmaking teams full fina
NikeSKIMS Drops Fall 2026 Campaign With Olympians
NikeSKIMS unveiled its Fall 2026 'Edit 01' campaign starring Olympians Jutta Leerdam, Chloe Kim, Anna Cockrell and Stephanie Au, with a 40-piece collection built around a new sweat-wicking cotton blen
Meghann Fahy to Star in 'Smokeshow' Limited Series
Meghann Fahy has signed to star in 'Smokeshow,' a new limited series adaptation of Catriona Stewart's forthcoming novel, with SK Global and David E. Kelley Productions winning a competitive bidding wa
Brillstein Signs Rodo Sayagues, Alien: Romulus Co-Writer
Brillstein Entertainment Partners has signed Uruguayan writer-director Rodo Sayagues for management in all areas, adding the architect behind major horror franchises to its roster.
Scott Muller Tapped for 'Most Serious Fart' Voice Casting
Veteran animation casting director Scott Muller, best known for "The Simpsons," has been tapped to lead voice casting for Utopai's 2027 animated feature "The Most Serious Fart," based on Mike Bender's
AI Unlocks Entertainment 'Crown Jewels' for Fans
A Variety Entertainment & Technology Summit panel featuring Nvidia, Warner Bros. Discovery, and EY executives argued AI can unlock dormant entertainment catalogs to create personalized fan experiences
‘I Play Rocky,’ ‘Elsinore’ and ‘Tangles’ Signal an Oscar Season About the Craft of Acting and Memory
Variety identifies two themes emerging in early 2026 Oscar contenders — love letters to acting's craft and films about memory loss — both framed as responses to the rise of synthetic 'actor' Tilly Nor
Fox Orders Edie Falco Legal Drama 'Katie Greaves'
Fox has ordered the legal drama "Katie Greaves" to series with three-time Emmy winner Edie Falco attached to star and executive produce, with Ridley Scott's Scott Free also aboard, for a premiere duri
Fox Greenlights Edie Falco Legal Drama 'Katie Greaves'
Fox has greenlit a legal drama titled 'Katie Greaves' starring four-time Emmy winner Edie Falco for its 2027-28 season, from showrunner Sharr White and Scott Free Productions.
Disney and Sundance Name 24 Filmmaker Grant Recipients
Disney and the Sundance Institute announced the second and third cycles of their joint grant program, awarding $25,000 project completion grants and $15,000 career fellowships to 24 early-career filmm
Rightor Doyle Signs With CAA
Filmmaker and actor Rightor Doyle — best known for creating Netflix's Emmy-nominated 'Bonding' — has signed with CAA for representation while retaining his existing reps at Anonymous Content and Jacko
Baumbach Exits Netflix, Signs First-Look Deal with Clockwork
Noah Baumbach has signed a first-look film deal with Warner Bros.' Clockwork label starting in 2027, exiting Netflix after five years, with his next film marking his first theatrical release since 201
Linney, Ifans Star in Parkinson's Drama 'Onwards'
John Madden's "Onwards and Sideways" stars Laura Linney and Rhys Ifans as strangers in rural England who bond over a shared Parkinson's diagnosis, scripted by "Vicar of Dibley" writer Paul Mayhew-Arch
Shrek Gets Dome Retool At Cosm In Universal Partnership Launch
Cosm will debut a retooled "Shrek" in its 87-foot shared-reality dome as the kickoff to a new multi-film partnership with Universal, timed to the 25th anniversary of the original animated film.
A TikTok Script Expert Pitched Puppet Horror Movie ‘Play House’ at Fantastic Fest. One Year Later, The $100,000 Film Is Set to Debut After an ‘Intense’ Production
Nicolas Curcio's microbudget puppet horror film 'Play House,' pitched and financed through Fantastic Fest's inaugural Pitches competition, premieres at the Austin genre festival one year and a wedding
Scorsese Joins Ghobadi's 'Trees Are Watching' as EP
Martin Scorsese has come aboard Bahman Ghobadi's psychological horror film 'Trees Are Watching' starring Eva Green as an executive producer, just ahead of its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festiv
Netflix 'Monster' Anthology Finally Delivers in Lizzie Borden Season
A TV review hails Netflix's 'Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story' as the anthology's most engaging season yet, marking the franchise's first female killer in an 8-episode Victorian-era tale starring Ella
Prime Video's 'Rose Hill' Series Adds 5 to Cast
Prime Video's adaptation of Elsie Silver's bestselling "Rose Hill" book series has expanded its cast with five new additions, including series regulars Siobhan McGroarty, Sophia Reid-Gantzert, and Wes
'War' Trailer Debuts: Miller, West Lead HBO Divorce Drama
Sienna Miller and Dominic West lead the trailer for HBO and Sky's new legal drama 'War,' from 'Lupin' and 'Hijack' creator George Kay, as rival London law firms battle over their headline-making divor
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