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Palestinian-American stand-up comedian Mohammed “Mo” Amer, who was behind Netflix’s critically acclaimed comedy series “Mo,” will host the 86th annual Peabody Awards ceremony on May 31 at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills. “Heated Rivalry,” “The Pitt,” “Adolescence” and more are among the
Expect the unexpected as Big Brother is set to return on Thursday, July 9, at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. Julie Chen Moonves will also return as host of the reality competition, with the season kicking off with a special 90-minute episode. Not only that, but the Sunday episode on July 12 will also be […]
When Josh D’Amaro was chosen as Bob Iger’s successor as CEO of the Walt Disney Co., he seemed to be straight out of central casting. The 55-year-old was not merely a popular and outgoing executive, equally comfortable at the head of a conference room or mingling with theme-park visitors. But with hi
EXCLUSIVE: Following the success of his fifth Netflix special, Mike Epps: Delusional, which delivered his strongest launch to date on the platform with nearly four million views in its first week, comedian Mike Epps has inked a deal for two more specials with the company. Netflix is eyeing to releas
Noah Wyle has confirmed when The Pitt Season 3 will take place as work kicks off on the HBO Max series' next chapter.
Premiering in competition at the 79th Cannes Film Festival is one of this year’s French entries, and this new film from Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet, one of several female directors in this year’s lineup, is a strong portrait of the many facets of one woman’s life — which may well be why that has beco
Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet's Cannes competition entry revolves around a 55-year-old Parisian doctor who begins questioning her life choices after a novelist takes an interest in her.
“Anaïs in Love,” the 2021 debut feature by writer-director Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet, was a sunny portrait of idealized French womanhood that turned cooler and stranger the longer you stayed with it: Its title character, outwardly a maddeningly winsome ingenue of a particularly Gallic stripe, revea
How do you recreate one of the most famous nuptials in modern American history? The team behind Episode 6 of “Love Story” — aptly titled “The Wedding” after JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette’s church ceremony –– took to the stage at the Variety FYC TV Fest on May 6 to discuss the process behind re-creati
A stunt shot in the Jon Bernthal-led special is drawing some ridicule for "looking like a PlayStation cutscene," while a sound mixing issue has left some viewers struggling.
A few precious musical biopics, like Rocketman and Amadeus, go beyond mere frivolity to offer a more intimate portrayal of larger-than-life figures.
The proliferation of opulent and costly private clubs recalls Gilded Age excess. "We’re all competing for the same 4,500 people."
The writer-director says his upcoming romantic thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal could be his best yet.
Over 2025-26, no country anywhere in the world outside France, not even the U.S., has had more Cannes Palme d’Or contenders than Spain. Pedro Almodóvar, Rodrigo Sorogoyen and Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo have made Cannes’ 2026 main competition cut; Oliver Laxe and Carla Simón were selected in 20
Titus Welliver’s new MGM+ crime drama The Westies premieres July 12 and could be the perfect gritty binge for Narcos fans.
Chace Crawford discusses The Boys Season 5, The Deep's loyalty to Homelander, that Samuel L. Jackson voice cameo, and his finale fate.
The penultimate episode of The Boys has a rocky start but a strong conclusion, setting up a heartbreaking series finale next week.
Eric Kripke breaks down that major show exit in episode seven of the final season.
Ken Jeong and Rei Ami are setting out to rehab the great name of sharks in this new Shark Week special.