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Emmys 2026 Party Guide With Katherine LaNasa, Quinta Brunson and Richard Gadd
The Emmys 2026 party circuit unfolds Sept. 10–14 around a ceremony hosted by Mariska Hargitay in her debut, with 'The Pitt' and 'Hacks' leading drama and comedy nominations and Netflix, HBO Max, Disne
Nick Mohammed to Host West End 'Traitors' Stage Show
Nick Mohammed has been cast as host of 'The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal,' a West End stage adaptation of the BBC competition series structured as five interlocking plays, opening May 11, 2027, at the
Netflix Drops 'Below' Trailer Ahead of TIFF Premiere
Netflix has unveiled the official trailer for "Below," a creature-feature limited series starring Josh Hartnett as a Newfoundland fisherman haunted by his father's death, ahead of its Thursday world p
Nathan Fielder's Holmes Doc Set for NYFF Spotlight Premiere
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything" — secretly filmed inside Holmes's home 34 days before she went to prison — will get its New York premiere in
Universal Music Group and ElevenLabs to Launch AI-Powered Music Platform in Expansive Licensing Deal
Universal Music Group and AI audio startup ElevenLabs announced an expansive licensing deal to build a new AI-powered music platform that lets fans remix UMG artists' tracks, create mashups and person
Holoubek: "Wild Wild East" No Longer a Period Drama
Polish director Jan Holoubek premiered "Wild Wild East" at TIFF, telling Variety his 1943-set film about silence around a Jewish family's disappearance in occupied Poland now reads as a warning about
Alex Winter: ‘Michael Winner was the most erudite sociopath I’ve ever met’
Alex Winter reflects on his career in a wide-ranging interview, calling Michael Winner 'the most erudite sociopath,' voicing alarm about AI's 'tech oligarch takeover,' and expressing hope for a fourth
‘Burgundy’ Cheers Moviegoers With Tale Of Old School Values And Grand Cru Wine – Telluride Film Festival
Filmmakers Michael Dweck and Gregory Kershaw unveiled their documentary "Burgundy," a leisurely portrait of France's grand cru wine country featuring a 20-year-old apprentice named Enzo and landowner
‘Now You See Me’ Live Show Sets Broadway Debut
Lionsgate's 'Now You See Me Live,' a stage illusion show based on the $933 million-grossing Four Horsemen film franchise, opens at Broadway's Al Hirschfeld Theatre on Nov. 11 for an eight-week holiday
The Odyssey and Spider-Man propel record-breaking summer box office worldwide
The 2025 US summer box office set an all-time record of $4.761bn (May 1–Sep 7), narrowly beating 2013's $4.756bn, propelled by Spider-Man: Brand New Day ($2.4bn) and Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey ($
Oasis Doc: Liam and Noel Gallagher Text Each Other Now
The new Oasis documentary "Don't Look Back in Anger" chronicles the Gallagher brothers' 2025 reunion tour, capturing their first joint interviews in 20 years and revealing the famously feuding sibling
'Le Faux Soir' Trailer Unveiled Ahead of TIFF Premiere
Director Michaël R. Roskam's WWII drama 'Le Faux Soir,' about Belgian Resistance fighters printing a fake edition of Nazi propaganda newspaper Le Soir, world premieres as a Special Presentation at TIF
EST N8 Acquires Worldwide Rights to 'Jaguar'
EST N8 has acquired worldwide rights to 'Jaguar,' a Manila-set crime thriller from Berlinale Talents Lab alumnus Dean Colin Marcial, featuring Elijah Canlas, David Call, Sid Lucero, and Gabby Padilla,
"Why Did I Get Married Again?" Sells the Next Gen Short
Variety's review of Tyler Perry's Netflix sequel "Why Did I Get Married Again?" credits Taraji P. Henson's standout performance but faults the film for sidelining its younger cast and drowning in expo
‘Heated Rivalry’ Musical Parody Recoups Off Broadway Investment, Extends Run
Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody has recouped its $500,000 investment in just 13 weeks at The Culture Club Off Broadway, with producers extending the run a third time through January 20
‘& Juliet’ to Close on Broadway After Four Years
"& Juliet," the Max Martin jukebox musical reimagining Romeo & Juliet with Juliet surviving, will close on Broadway on January 3, 2027, after 1,723 regular performances — placing it among the 50 longe
Adrienne Warren To Star As Delilah In 'Imitation Of Life' Musical
Tony winner Adrienne Warren will star as Delilah in the Off Broadway world premiere of 'Imitation of Life,' a new musical with a book by Lynn Nottage and an original score by John Legend, opening Dece
Toronto’s Indigenous Film and Industry Slates Aim to Grow Audiences and Spark Biz by Reflecting the Diversity of Global Screen Culture
TIFF’s 2026 Indigenous lineup brings 10 world-premiering features spanning Canada, India, Australia, New Zealand, the Nordics and beyond, pairing rising Indigenous filmmakers with stories designed for
Musk brands Gibney 'bitter old man' over Venice film
Filmmaker Alex Gibney premiered a four-hour critical documentary about Elon Musk at the Venice film festival, prompting Musk to unleash a barrage of insults on X, call the film a 'psy op,' and have hi
Israeli Doc 'Naza' Exposes AI Targeting Of Gaza Family Homes
Israeli documentary "Naza," based on 24 anonymous intelligence officer testimonies, premiered at Venice exposing the military's AI-driven targeting of family homes in Gaza and a points-based system fo
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