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'Leviticus' and 'Test' both won the outstanding first narrative feature after votes deadlocked; Jane Schoenbrun's 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' took the audience award.
The best sci-fi film of 2026, Project Hail Mary, will be released on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD this year, featuring exclusive bonus content.
It’s an AI-fueled return to the Chocolate Factory. Netflix has partnered with the AI audio firm ElevenLabs to recreate the voice of actor Gene Wilder, who originated the character’s live-action look in 1971’s “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” and who died in 2016, for its new unscripted realit
Northwoods Theater Group is opening a new venue, Emagine Parker, in Parker, Colorado, filling a year-long gap with no theater in the area. Set to open this week on Wednesday, the theater (located 30 minutes outside of Denver) has ten auditoriums and marks the family-owned chain’s first in Colorado.
Dutton Ranch has a new showrunner. The Paramount+ series, which is a spinoff of Yellowstone, has named Benjamin Cavell, creator of SEAL Team, as showrunner for season two. This comes after Chad Feehan, who served as showrunner for season one, exited the Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser-fronted series, a
The Bear has perfected subtle humor and authentic storytelling, while projects like Kingsman have been creating an absurdist spy drama universe.
Valve's Steam Machine is launching at an exorbitant price because of components that a new lawsuit alleges were fixed at an artificially high rate.
Every Baldur’s Gate 3 playthrough is memorable, but the Dark Urge origin delivers the game’s most compelling story.
“Dutton Ranch” has found its new showrunner. Benjamin Cavell has joined the “Yellowstone” spinoff series to helm Season 2. Cavell takes over from Season 1 showrunner Chad Feehan, who left the show just before it premiered. Feehan is also the credited creator of the series, based on characters create
Netflix is re-opening Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory after 55 years with the voice of Gene Wilder in a brand new series.
The Atwater Village campus, titled BoxCar Studios, has hosted ABC soap 'All My Children', Netflix shoots and Playboy studios and once served as a Capitol Records vault facility.
Taylor Sheridan's 'Yellowstone' spinoff taps a 'Justified' veteran to lead its next season.
Dylan O’Brien is set for the lead role in the Hulu comedy pilot “Lex,” Variety has learned. The pilot order for the project was originally announced in March. The logline for the show states that it follows Lex (O’Brien), “a disgraced former reality star who accidentally films a murder in the backgr
In his first series role since his TV debut in Teen Wolf, Dylan O’Brien has been tapped as the lead of the Hulu comedy pilot Lex. O’Brien also will executive produce the pilot alongside its writer, Sean Clements, and comedy veteran Paul Simms. The comedy centers on Lex (O’Brien), a disgraced former
Ali Hazelwood fans, unite. The Love Hypothesis is becoming a movie. The film began rounds of casting mid-July 2025. Hazelwood’s book arrived on shelves Sept. 14, 2021thanks to Berkley Books. The author has confirmed that the book began as fanfiction for the Star Wars characters Rey and Kylo Ren. Rea
The streamer had the permission of the late actor's estate to generate the voiceover.
Cara Delevingne is coming off one of the films of Cannes in the shape of buzzy A24 acquisition Club Kid. However, on a podcast appearance with Louis Theroux the model and actress has addressed one of her screen misfires: the 2018 thriller London Fields, also featuring Amber Heard, Billy Bob Thornton
Del Toro, a three-time Oscar winner, was, earlier this month, also elected to the board of governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Josh Wakely’s Grace Games has signed with CAA for representation across all areas. The newly launched interactive label from Wakely’s production banner, Grace: A Storytelling Company, is focused on “building premium titles rooted in globally recognized artists and cultural icons.” The New York-based
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has added three industry heavyweights to its governing board, electing Broadway producing titan John Gore, blockbuster producer Gale Anne Hurd and Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro to its Board of Trustees. The trio joins the body that steers the museum