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Michael Bay's underperforming true crime detour during his Transformers streak, Pain & Gain, is leaving Peacock soon. Find out when.

It is hard to imagine that Yahya Abdul-Mateen II once pursued a career in architecture and urban planning. “I never knew that acting could be a real career path,” says the now Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor. But the call of the stage was so strong that Abdul-Mateen II made a complete career chang

Every Year After stars Matt Cornett and Sadie Soverall on that finale cliffhanger and their future hopes for Sam and Percy.

“Grantchester” begins its final season on June 14, with crime-solving vicars who seem to face far too many murders for one small British village. Variety spoke with the core cast members about staying with the same sharply written, witty and emotional show for 11 seasons, spanning the prim 1950s to

Turkish director Banu Sıvacı’s film Hear The Yellow swept the board at the 72nd Taormina Film Festival on Sunday, winning best film, director, actor and actress in ex-aequo. This year’s jury was presided over by Jane Campion, who was accompanied by The Piano actress Holly Hunter, costume designer Mi

“Disclosure Day,” a sci-fi adventure from Steven Spielberg, opened to No. 1 at the domestic box office with $44 million from 3,824 theaters. Those ticket sales were above estimates of $35 million, though below the $50 million that rival studios argue a film of this scale should earn in its debut to

The team behind The Greatest is beginning to reveal how it plans to pack a punch with the show, the first authorized scripted series about the life of Muhammad Ali. “It’s a show that’s designed to show you all the stuff that wasn’t in documentaries and isn’t available in terms of watching old fights

Get ready for “Bloodaxe.” “We shot the first season last year and it’s spectacular,” writer and executive producer Michael Hirst, best known for “Vikings,” tells Variety at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival. The second season of the historical drama – set in the 10th century – is already in the wo

Andrey Zvyagintsev claimed the Sydney Film Prize on Sunday night for “Minotaur,” his thriller set against the backdrop of contemporary Russia, as the 73rd Sydney Film Festival wrapped its 12-day run at the State Theatre with what organizers described as the highest-selling festival in the event’s hi

The Bold And The Beautiful’s Bradley Bell is prepping Season 2 of microdrama Hollywood Starlet before the freshman Season has launched. Hollywood Starlet will launch on aTwist, the microdrama studio and platform founded by Jana Winograde, Susan Rovner and Lloyd Braun. The series is being produced by

Kid-friendly classics like The Lion King, Matilda, and The Parent Trap are all some of the best family movies of the 1990s.

Netflix's latest true crime series, The Witness, which focuses on the loved ones left behind after a tragic murder, offers a unique perspective.

Ridley Scott united Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in The Last Duel, a Rashomon-inspired historical drama that's leaving Paramount+ soon.

The BioShock saga has produced three masterful games, each unique and thrilling, but which is the best? While we wait for BioShock 4, let's rank them.

Yellowstone's latest spin-off Dutton Ranch has surprised fans with a strong cast, a fresh setting, and a renewed focus on beloved characters.

The Ocarina of Time remake has finally been confirmed as a real thing, but fans haven't seen enough to be convinced.

HBO's critically acclaimed drama series is experiencing a resurgence in popularity 3 years after its finale. Get all the details here.

This doesn’t feel real.   All New York Knicks fans have known for the last 53 years is heartbreak and humiliation. We were cursed. Jordan. Starks’ 2-18 in Game 7. Reggie. Ewing going down. Missing out on Steph by one pick. Rebuffing Jeremy Lin. Phil Jackson. Amar’e’s knees. The Unicorn jumping ship.

There's a new coming arriving on PlayStation Plus as a day-one release, and it already looks like it could be a serious GOTY contender for 2026.

The leaders of three of the world’s most influential film festivals told Shanghai on Sunday that the role of the festival circuit in discovering and developing new voices has never been more critical – and that personal connection, not data, remains the truest compass for identifying talent. Tricia