‘South Park’ Is “Changing Its Name” to ‘South America’ for Season 29 to Mock Trump
Trey Parker and Matt Stone announced the supposed name change Tuesday.
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‘The Gentleman’ Returns To 45% Audience Decline For Season 2 Debut On Netflix
The Gentleman has returned to Netflix for a second season, and similar to many of the streamer’s continuing series lately
William Shatner Offers Tongue-In-Cheek Praise For Trump’s Widely Derided Space Force Outfits
William Shatner may be up for a well-deserved role in Mel Brooks’ Spaceballs sequel after the Star Trek legend’s latest roasting of Donald Trump
Jimmy Smits Joins ‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ Final Season: Watch The Teaser
Jimmy Smits has joined the fourth and final season of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, which AMC+ confirmed will premiere in 2027
Colombian Hit Artist Feid Brings Short Film ‘El Green Print’ to Regal Theaters for One-Night Screenings (EXCLUSIVE)
Latin music artist Feid is bringing his short film “El Green Print” to the United States Sept
‘Remain’ Trailer: Jake Gyllenhaal‘s Tate Mourns Phoebe Dynevor’s Wren In Supernatural Love Story
Warner Bros. has released the trailer for Remain, the feature adaptation of M. Night Shyamalan’s best-selling book he cowrote with Nicholas Sparks
‘Drunk History’ Returns With New Short-Form Episodes 7 Years After Comedy Central Finale
After a long hangover, “Drunk History” is back. The Emmy-winning comedy show is returning with three new short-form episodes, seven years after it last aired on Comedy Central
Netflix Will Begin Reporting Box Office On Six Upcoming Titles Including ‘La Bola Negra’, ‘Cliff Booth’, ‘Narnia’: Here’s What It Means
After Netflix promised a 45-day theatrical window if they had purchased Warner Bros
‘From Inside Out: The Architecture of Peter Zumthor’ Review: Wim Wenders’ Technically Dazzling, Slightly Dry 3D Doc
Like the director's 'Pina' and 'Anselm,' the Venice-premiering film allows the viewer new perspectives, in this case on the work of the visionary Swiss architect of the title.
How to Do Venice Right During Festival Week
While movie stars and photogs swarm on the Lido, there are havens of peaceful luxury to be found, from the the hotel Excelsior to the 12th century San Clemente Palace.
Telluride Boosts Oscar Chances, from ‘Wild Horse Nine’ to ‘La Bola Negra,’ but Is A24’s Controversial Elizabeth Holmes Doc a Contender Too?
The mountain festival, along with Venice, always clarifies the ongoing award contenders. Toronto is next up.
Leila George Lands Lead Role Opposite Miles Teller In Black Label Thriller ‘Copperhead’
EXCLUSIVE: Leila George, the Australian-American actress known for turns in the likes of Disclaimer and Love Story, is set for a lead role opposite Miles Teller in Copperhead
Annie Gonzalez Nabs Lead Role In Vanessa Guillén Biopic
EXCLUSIVE: Annie Gonzalez (Flamin’ Hot, Jenni) has been set as the lead and will serve as a producer of the upcoming Vanessa Guillén biopic from Jolene Rodriguez and Jorge
Celebrities Who Have Died in 2026
It’s been a year of heavy losses in Hollywood, after fans said goodbye to numerous beloved names in film, television and music. Dolly Parton’s death on Aug
Netflix to Report Box Office Numbers for 6 Upcoming Movies as Streamer Escalates Theatrical Plans (EXCLUSIVE)
“La Bola Negra” has mucho heat. The generational queer drama swept the Cannes Film Festival off its feet in May
The $100 Billion Race to Build the World’s Next Sports Mecca
Stadiums are only the start. From Vegas to Riyadh, cities are making huge bets on mixed-use developments, mega-events and superstar athletes in a bid to lure tourists
Danielle Deadwyler, Ella Beatty, Ike Barinholtz, Connor Storrie & More Confirmed For Focus Features’ ‘The Bell Jar’ As Production Wraps
Focus Features has wrapped production on its adaptation of the classic Sylvia Plath novel The Bell Jar, starring Billie Eilish and Carey Mulligan, confirming the supporting cast
‘Snowfall’ Spinoff ‘The Drop’ Is an Evocative, If Uneven, Portrait of South L.A. in the Gangsta Rap Era: TV Review
The FX drama “Snowfall” was one of the sneak success stories of the Peak TV era
Danielle Deadwyler, Ike Barinholtz and Connor Storrie Join Billie Eilish and Carey Mulligan in ‘The Bell Jar’
Focus Features has confirmed the cast for Academy Award winner Sarah Polley‘s “The Bell Jar,” starring Billie Eilish
‘The Spiral’ Review: Jasmine Trinca’s Real Housewife of Bari Makes a Faustian Pact With Valeria Bruni Tedeschi’s Enigmatic Stranger in Crackling Chiller
Italian genre specialist Paolo Strippoli’s Venice competitor traces the escalating horror of a wife and mother whose fear of having a less-than-perfect family takes her to dark
Miramax Developing Film Adaptation Of Alloy Romantic Thriller Novel ‘Everything We Never Said’; Amy Andelson & Emily Meyer Scripting
EXCLUSIVE: Miramax is developing a feature adaptation of Everything We Never Said, Alloy Entertainment’s YA romantic thriller novel from Sloan Harlow
GM Management’s Ram Getz & Michael Mortensen Launch Production Company i80 Entertainment
EXCLUSIVE: GM Management partners Ram Getz and Michael Mortensen have launched i80 Entertainment
Lionsgate & Toei Animation Team On New Partnership, Starting With ‘Monkey Quest’ In 2027
EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate and Toei Animation have struck a new strategic collaboration beginning with the former serving as the North American distribution partner for upcoming
Adam Wingard on “Losing His Voice” in the Studio System and How ‘The Guest 2’ Became ‘Onslaught’
After spending a decade in franchises, Wingard returns with his first final cut movie: "for better or worse, the purity of my vision is on screen."
‘Remain’ Teaser Trailer: Jake Gyllenhaal, Phoebe Dynevor Star in M. Night Shyamalan and Nicholas Sparks’ Supernatural Romance
Shyamalan directs from his own screenplay, with the story a collaboration between Shyamalan and Sparks.
Broadcast Networks Fire Up San Sebastián
Atresmedia Cine heads to San Sebastián with four films across key festival sections: “El mal padre” in the main competition
Esports Was Supposed to Be Bigger Than the NBA. What Happened?
Competitions and live tournaments can still draw huge audiences — and pay out millions in prizes — but the crazy valuations and non-stop media hype now seem more like
Rose Gilroy & Ilene Chaiken Developing OnlyFans Dark Comedy ‘Subs’ With Run-A-Muck
EXCLUSIVE: A dark comedy thriller set in the world of OnlyFans is in the works from Fly Me to the Moon screenwriter Rose Gilroy and The L Word co-creator Ilene Chaiken
Mo’Nique Signs With Innovative
Mo’Nique has signed with Innovative Artists Entertainment for representation in all areas, Variety has learned
Broadcasters and Streamers Move From Rivals to Partners as Old TV Divide Breaks Down and YouTube Rises Fast – Lumiere Summit
For most of the past decade, television’s defining battle was broadcasters versus streamers