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LISTEN: Why ‘Moana’ Marks a Disney Misstep; ‘Young Washington’ Director Jon Erwin on Making Indie Films Work at the Multiplexes
On today’s episode of “Daily Variety” podcast, in our weekly Box Office segment, Variety‘s Rebecca Rubin unpacks what went wrong with Disney’s “Moana” live-action remake. And Jon Erwin, the filmmaker…
The Addictive Action Thriller on HBO Max That Makes John Wick Seem Small
John Wick might be all the rage, but the Equalizer trilogy trumps it with its bold, brutal apporach to the action thriller genre.
Marvel's next big solo movie could revive the Guardians of the Galaxy era
Loki creator, Avengers: Doomsday co-writer Michael Waldron is developing Nova
‘Top Chef’ Winner Rhoda Magbitang Signs With Buchwald and LTPR+ Talent Management (EXCLUSIVE)
“Top Chef” winner Rhoda Magbitang has signed with Buchwald and Leigh Taylor Public Relations+ Talent Management for representation. Magbitang is best known for winning Season 23 of Bravo’s “Top…
The Wildest Medical Drama Of The 21st Century Makes The Pitt Look Tame
The Pitt has stood out for its fast pace, drama, and intensity, but there's an even wilder medical drama that makes Dr. Robby's workplace look tame.
‘Hotel Transylvania 5’ Sets October 2027 Release Date
A fifth “Hotel Transylvania” film, titled “The Haunting of Hotel Transylvania”, is coming to theaters on Oct. 8. Sony Pictures is set to distribute the film in North America, while Amazon MGM Studios…
10 Most Perfect Comedy Shows of the Last 20 Years
Modern Family, Ted Lasso, and Parks and Recreation are among the best TV comedy series of the last 20 years, but which show is the greatest?
Why Sam Neill Left Peaky Blinders After Just Two Seasons
The late actor Sam Neill was a great villain on the Netflix gangster drama Peaky Blinders - so why did he leave after just two seasons?
Spider-Man's MCU Future After 'Brand New Day' Quietly Confirmed
Amy Pascal hopes to make more MCU-set Spider-Man movies, but it only focusing on one film at a time.
New Timothy Olyphant Drama Series’ Biggest Changes From Bestselling Novel Explained By Showrunner
Jennifer Garner and Timothy Olyphant are starring in a new Peacock series, and the showrunner reveals why she made several changes from the book.
The Director of 'Evil Dead Burn' Has a Debut Film With a Near-Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
Before Evil Dead Burn, director Sébastien Vaniček helmed the French creature feature Infested, which has a score of 95% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Netflix’s 6-Part Crime Thriller With Near-Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score Gets Better With Every Watch
The best crime miniseries new to Netflix this year is so good that you can only fully appreciate its quality through multiple viewings.
Peacock Unveils Teaser Trailer & First-Look Photos For ‘Crystal Lake’ Series Starring Linda Cardellini
We’re getting a first look at Peacock’s Friday the 13th sequel series Crystal Lake, which arrives Oct. 15 on the streamer. From A24 and creator Brad Caleb Kane, Crystal Lake stars Linda Cardellini as…
HBO's 6-Part Fantasy Series With A 30-Year Plan Shows Game Of Thrones How It's Done
HBO's recent hit fantasy series teaches Game of Thrones how it is done, all thanks to the genre releases 30-year plan to adapt an ambitious franchise.
This Short-Lived '80s Action TV Show Starred A Future Saturday Night Live Legend
Eventual Saturday Night Live legend Dana Carvey starred on this short-lived '80s action TV show based on a then-recent film.
Sony’s $1.3B Gothic Fantasy Franchise Confirms New Movie With 2027 Release Date & Story Details
After the previous movies grossed a combined total of $1.3 billion worldwide, Sony's fantasy franchise is officially continuing with a new sequel.
Xena: Warrior Princess' Opening Credits Were Designed To Avoid Potential Gay Subtext
Xena: Warrior Princess broke new ground for queer storytelling on television in the '90s, but that didn't stop the series' opening credits from being censored.
10 Beautifully Written Books You Must Read at Least Once
Books like Suttree by Cormac McCarthy and To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf are so beautifully written you must read them at least once.
Bones Lead Star Addresses Potential Reunion 9 Years After Last Episode
After 12 seasons, fans still want more.
The Matrix Meets Record-Breaking Musical In Lin-Manuel Miranda’s New Star-Studded Movie
Alongside a star-studded ensemble, Lin-Manuel Miranda's latest musical to film adaptation blends themes from A Chorus Line and The Matrix.
Sony Animation & Amazon MGM Studios Team For ‘The Haunting Of Hotel Transylvania’, Set Fall 2027 Theatrical Release
EXCLUSIVE: Sony Pictures Animation and Amazon MGM Studios are coming back together for a fifth Hotel Transylvania movie, The Haunting of Hotel Transylvania, set for theatrical release on October 8…
The Pitt’s Night Shift Spinoff Update Is Good News For HBO’s Medical Drama
HBO boss Casey Bloys' answer to a question about The Pitt's potential night shift spinoff is surprisingly positive news for HBO's medical drama.
8 Classic Westerns No One Talks About Anymore
The Western genre was once a box office powerhouse, but its 21st century slump means even some of the best classics aren’t talked about anymore.
Anthony Mackie’s $150M Historical Epic Is Finally Getting a Second Chance
The $150 million period epic Desert Warrior, starring Anthony Mackie and Ben Kingsley, has made its digital debut after a disastrous box-office run.