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Focus Features has acquired “Elsinore,” the Ian Charleson biopic starring Andrew Scott and Oscar winner Olivia Colman, for the U.S. and multiple international territories, Variety has learned exclusively. The deal closes a competitive bidding war among several studios for the Simon Stone-directed dr
The Country Music Association announced Wednesday that Brittany Schaffer will be its next CEO. Schaffer, presently a dean at Belmont University and formerly a top exec in Spotify’s country operations, will succeed current CMA head Sarah Trahern as of Jan. 1, 2027. Trahern, who has led the organizati
After director Wes Anderson, star Luke Wilson and producer James L. Brooks took the stage for a Q&A at the Academy Museum for a screening of “Bottle Rocket” Monday evening, the reunion got even more intimate when the trio were stuck in an elevator at the museum for about a half an hour. The Los […]
Pika Pika! The Lego Group has been on a roll with collaborations this summer, and the brand’s latest partnership has them teaming up with The Pokémon Company on five new additions to the pre-existing build-and-display Pokémon sets. Among the new collection are fan favorites Arcanine, Rayquaza and Mu
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has earned a 2026 Emmy nomination for Wonder Man, marking a major awards breakthrough for Marvel’s Disney+ series.
Chicago P.D. cutting LaRoyce Hawkins from the cast as Officer Atwater for season 14 is repeating the same mistake from how Halstead exited.
President Donald Trump’s name will not be returning to the Kennedy Center anytime soon. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Wednesday ruled against the arts institution’s motion to stay a lower court’s decision that Trump’s name be removed from the Kennedy Center pending its appeal. On
The 'RuPaul's Drag Race' alum comes to the Hollywood talent agency for representation from UTA.
Disney and Dwayne Johnson's live-action Moana remake is being clobbered by critics with a devastating Rotten Tomatoes debut.
“The Pitt” and “Hacks” have earned their keep this year for HBO Max. The drama and comedy series combined delivered some 40% of the Emmy Award nominations haul that HBO and its streaming sibling HBO Max delivered in a field that includes a number of surprise contenders and shakeups in key categories
The four-part docuseries from Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson and Alex Stapleton took Netflix by storm in December.
''Hacks' landed 24 noms (a record for a comedy series for noms in a single year) and 'Widow's Bay' earned 19 (leading all new shows).
After 'The Lowdown' and 'Tulsa King,' Jeanette Stanton, who leads the state's film office, says "we’ve been pleasantly surprised by the number of studios" reaching out. Snoop Dogg and Miles Teller projects are on the way.
Apple TV’s horror comedy Widow’s Bay barely made the Emmy eligibility window, qualifying with seven of its 10 episodes released before the cutoff date. That was enough for its star Matthew Rhys to score an Outstanding Actor In a Comedy Series nomination. He is among several double acting nominees to
The nominations for the 2026 Emmys have been announced, but who will win the actual awards? And, more importantly, who should win them?
With the reveal of the 2026 Emmy nominations, 28 actors notably received their first nominations.
There was a lot of chatter as to whether Widow’s Bay would make a dent in the Emmy nominations after it became one of the streaming hits of the summer during the middle of voting. It turns out it did. The horror comedy from Parks and Recreation writer Katie Dippold landed 19 nominations this morning
Strahan will host a show where he and his SMAC co-founder Constance Schwartz-Morini interview "the world’s most celebrated" icons and executives, as the studio launches a podcast network with AMP Media.
Last year, Colman Domingo learned about his Emmy nomination for Netflix’s The Four Seasons from the set of Euphoria, where he was reprising his role as Rue’s (Zendaya) sponsor Ali one final time for the HBO series’ conclusion. It’s a bit of kismet, then, that this year he’s nominated for both. Domin
Michael J. Fox has officially earned his 18th Emmy nomination for his work in Apple TV's Shrinking Season 3.