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‘I Will Find You’ Becomes Netflix’s No. 10 Most-Popular English-Language TV Series of All Time
Harlan Coben's 'I Will Find You' has cracked Netflix's all-time top 10 English-language TV list with 101.9 million views in just six weeks — and still has more than a month of its 91-day window to cli
‘Elsinore’ with Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman Gets November Release Date and First Look Ahead of TIFF
Focus Features has acquired "Elsinore," a Simon Stone-directed film starring Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman about actor Ian Charleson, and set a November 20 limited theatrical release ahead of its TIF
Evan Rachel Wood Slams 'Practical Magic 2' Recast
Evan Rachel Wood expresses disappointment at not being invited back for 'Practical Magic 2,' despite offering to return, as the sequel recasts her role and diverges from the source novel she believes
Amy Dowden: Carlos Gu stopped me quitting dance after cancer
Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden has revealed she was ready to "hang up her dancing shoes" after cancer treatment forced her off the show, until fellow dancer Carlos Gu stepped in with to
Simple Town’s 'Big Break' Blends Comedy, Horror, and Creative Betrayal
The NYC sketch comedy group Simple Town transitions to film with 'Big Break,' a self-referential thriller blending humor and horror as the quartet confronts a former member turned killer during a tens
BLacklight, Dark Star Set Wes Miller’s Courtroom Thriller ‘Wildcards’ for Theatrical Tour With Post-Screening Talks
Distributors BLacklight and Dark Star Pictures are partnering with writer-director Wes Miller on a nationwide Aug. 27 theatrical tour of his courtroom thriller "Wildcards," pairing screenings in selec
Meta Golding Joins ‘Memory Of A Killer’ As Season 2 Series Regular, Playing Someone From Angelo’s Past
Meta Golding has been cast as a series regular in Season 2 of Fox's 'Memory of a Killer,' playing Mel — Angelo's childhood sweetheart and a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist — opposite P
Danny McBride Wins Rome Film Fest's Flannery O'Connor Award
Danny McBride will receive the 2026 Flannery O'Connor Award at the Rome International Film Festival in November, becoming the first Georgia-born filmmaker to earn the honor in its six-year history.
Netflix Drops 'Below' Teaser: Hartnett vs. Sea Monster
Netflix has dropped the first teaser for "Below," a six-episode thriller starring Josh Hartnett as a Newfoundland fisherman battling a mysterious sea creature, set to world premiere at TIFF 2026 befor
JP Saxe Goes Independent, Announces 'Okay Piano Guy' Album
JP Saxe explains in a first-person Variety column why canceling his headlining tour pushed him to leave Arista Records, release new album "Okay Piano Guy" on October 23, and rethink how artists measur
Tony Gilroy, Pedro Pascal’s ‘Behemoth!’ to World Premiere as NYFF Centerpiece Selection
Film at Lincoln Center tapped Tony Gilroy's 'Behemoth!' as the centerpiece of the 64th New York Film Festival, where the Pedro Pascal drama will world premiere Oct. 2 at Alice Tully Hall.
Dulwich Gallery Hosts Century of American City Photography
Dulwich Picture Gallery hosts 'Portrait of a City: A Century of American Photography,' only its second photography exhibition ever, tracing urban America through iconic works drawn exclusively from th
Tom Morello Previews New Album With Anti-Fascist 'Date Night'
Tom Morello will release his new solo album "Everyone Gets Everything They Want" on Sept. 25 via Mom + Pop Music, previewing it with the anti-fascist single "Date Night" about Dutch WWII resistance fi
Odyssey Translator Slams Nolan's Film as 'Abysmal' in LRB
Emily Wilson, the scholar whose 2017 translation of Homer's Odyssey Christopher Nolan cited as a key influence on his new film, has published a scathing review in the London Review of Books calling th
Tony Gilroy's 'Behemoth' to Premiere as NYFF Centerpiece
Tony Gilroy's 'Behemoth!' — his first feature directing effort since 2012's 'The Bourne Legacy' — will world premiere as the New York Film Festival's centerpiece, with Searchlight Pictures releasing t
‘Dexter: Resurrection’ Season 2 First Look Promises More Murder and Mayhem
Showtime has unveiled first details for Dexter: Resurrection Season 2, with Michael C. Hall returning as a killer of killers navigating New York, a mid-life crisis, and a new wave of serial killers al
Reply AI Film Festival Names Salvatores-Led Jury, 10 Finalists
The third Reply AI Film Festival, running alongside Venice, has selected 10 AI-made shorts from 3,000 submissions across 76 countries and named its jury, chaired by Italian Oscar winner Gabriele Salva
‘Art Detectives’ Starring Stephen Moyer Renewed For Season 2 At Acorn TV
Acorn TV has renewed Stephen Moyer-led crime drama 'Art Detectives' for a second season and an additional two-part special, after the show became the streamer's most-watched new series premiere ever.
Odyssey Success Spurs Full Imax Shoots Beyond Nolan
Following Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" — the first feature shot entirely on Imax 70mm — Imax says it has the cameras and infrastructure to support other filmmakers going all-in on the format, wit
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Squanders MCU Reset
Destin Daniel Cretton's 145-minute "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" — the MCU's fourth Spider-Man film, opening July 31 — squanders its fresh-start premise with a dull, downbeat sequel that sidelines Peter
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