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A federal judge sided with Bill Maher and HBO in rejecting right-wing activist Laura Loomer’s defamation lawsuit against the Real Time host, concluding she had not met the threshold for proving that he acted with actual malice. Loomer sued in October 2024 after Maher, on one of his shows, quipped th
Still awaiting a ruling from a trio of U.S. Court of Appeals judges over his criminal case, the incarcerated Sean “Diddy” Combs got some bad legal news Wednesday: A New York judge just threw out the Bad Boy Records founder’s $100 million defamation lawsuit against NBCUniversal. In fact, Empire State
Supermodel Ashley Graham is adding actress to her resume with a cameo credit in “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” set to hit theaters on May 1. At Variety’s Entertainment Marketing Summit presented by Deloitte, Graham and UTA Partner and Agent Natasha Bolouki dove into the cameo, what drives business decis
As the Owens women return for Practical Magic 2, it appears the family curse still hasn’t been broken. While promoting the sequel to the 1998 romantic fantasy film, Sandra Bullock recently teased why her character Sally Owens’ love interest, Investigator Gary Hallet (Aidan Quinn) doesn’t return for
Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler’s “Miami Vice” reboot is officially confirmed, with the new title “Miami Vice ’85.” The Universal film, from “F1” and “Top Gun: Maverick” director Joseph Kosinski, is scheduled for release on Aug. 6, 2027. Production on the movie, which will be filmed for Imax, wi
The dual stars have officially signed on to play Ricardo Tubbs and Sonny Crockett in 'Miami Vice '85,' a period film based on the 1980s NBC series about two undercover Miami cops in pastel suits.
Universal Pictures’ upcoming Miami Vice movie officially has its Tubbs and Crockett as well a new title as Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler are set to star in Miami Vice ’85 with Joseph Kosinski directing. The film will be shot for Imax and is set to bow on August 6, 2027. The film explores […]
Just ahead of the Friday release of the Michael Jackson biopic “Michael,” a family member has taken gleeful aim at the media in a series of posts. Taj Jackson, Michael’s nephew and the son of Jackson 5 member Tito, took to Twitter/X to jeer at the media writ large on Tuesday, saying it can no […]
The movie is eyeing $150 million in global ticket sales, but uncertainties about a potential follow-up still loom.
Lorrayne Mavromatis alleges female employees were subject to comments about their appearance from company leaders. Beast Industries has denied the claims.
Homer has never been hotter in Hollywood.
James Gray's 'Paper Tiger' was a late addition to Competition, with Cannes adding several new Un Certain Regard and Special Screening titles.
The new “Scary Movie” isn’t pulling any punches when it comes to celebrity jokes, and Michael Jackson is in the crosshairs for some new promotional material. The franchise’s Ghostface-inspired killer is dressed up like Jackson in a just-released poster that directly parodies the “Michael” promotiona
New York Supreme Court Judge Phaedra F. Perry-Bond ruled that the case brought by the hip-hop icon should be dismissed because it lacked merit.
Directed by Jon Favreau, the movie is a spin-of Disney+’s streaming series and brings Grogu, aka Baby Yoda, to the big screen for the first time.
No stranger to courtrooms or handing out cash, MrBeast isn’t playing games when he decries self-pleasuring claims and a sexual harassment and retaliation suit filed today by a former member of his company’s social media team as no more than a shakedown. “This clout-chasing complaint is built on deli
Silent Hill F's manga adaptation takes a bold turn with an original ending penned by Ryukishi07, promising a fresh twist for fans.
It’s “speak-up season” in “Noah Kahan: Out of Body,” the new Netflix documentary from director Nick Sweeney about the celebrated musician. Kahan has been frank about the ups and downs in his emotional life, which was part of the essential appeal of “Stick Season,” one of the most unexpected and wild
It’s been 15 years since the Producers Guild introduced its Green Production Guide, and yet convincing film and television productions to think about the life cycle of their sets and props remains a work in progress. “A lot of these productions don’t have a plan in place,” says Reese Medefesser, the
Netflix's new six-part psychological thriller series instantly becomes a No. 1 global streaming sensation shortly after its release on April 21.