Box Office: ‘Supergirl’ Takes Off With $7.8 Million in Previews
'Supergirl' makes $7.8 million in previews at the box office.
‘Macbeth,’ ‘Gaslit,’ ‘Silent Rebellion’ Win Raindance Awards With ‘Serena’ Winning Inaugural Best Horror Prize
‘Macbeth,’ ‘Gaslit,’ ‘Silent Rebellion’ win Raindance awards, ‘Serena’ takes home inaugural Best Horror Prize.
Studio TF1 Makes Major Animation Play With ‘Yes Chef,’ $25 Million Family Feature About an Animal Pastry Competition (EXCLUSIVE)
Studio TF1 has boarded “Yes Chef,” a $25 million family comedy set inside the high-pressure, fur-flying world of a televised pastry competition.
Alexis Alexiou Completes Third Feature ‘Sea of Glass,’ Unveils First Look and Trailer (EXCLUSIVE)
Sea of Glass is a country noir road movie following two women in an off-season Greek seaside resort who unexpectedly come together
Ann Blyth, Who Played Joan Crawford’s Daughter in ‘Mildred Pierce,’ Dies at 98
Ann Blyth, who was Oscar-nommed for her performance as the daughter of Joan Crawford's title character in "Mildred Pierce," died Wednesday.
‘Bouchra’ Review: Animated Memoir Explores Diasporic Queer Identity and the Fraught Bonds Between Mothers and Daughters
In 'Bouchra,' filmmaking duo Merriam Bennani and Orian Bakri turn autobiography into an emotionally raw animated tale.
S.S. Rajamouli Says ‘Varanasi’ Imax Action Done, Interconnecting Scenes Remain and ‘Baahubali’ Belongs in Animation (EXCLUSIVE)
S.S. Rajamouli talked to Variety after at a highly anticipated sneak-peak of ‘Baahubali’ at France’s Annecy Animation Festival.
James Bond Candidate Louis Partridge Says He Never Pictured Himself as 007 But Says It’s ‘Wonderful’ to Be In Contention
Louis Partridge says he never imagined he'd be up for the role of James Bond and says it's 'wonderful' to be in contention.
‘Mārama’ Director Details His ‘Rebellious’ Māori Ancestors, Whose Dancing and Tattoos Protested Colonization and Inspired His Revenge Tale
'Mārama' director Taratoa Stappard reveals how his rebellious ancestors inspired his new horror movie about colonization.
DGA Ratifies Four-Year Deal Meant to Protect Members’ Jobs Amid Historic Downturn
The Directors Guild of America has ratified a four-year deal that places a limit on how many episodes non-directors can direct per TV season.