Aamir Khan will attend a screening marking the 25th anniversary of 'Lagaan' as the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne sets dates for its 17th edition.
Kathy Griffin claimed she was 'banned' from 'The Tonight Show,' and slammed Jimmy Fallon for hosting Conor McGregor.
On today's 'Daily Variety' podcast, CNBC chief KC Sullivan talks AI and how CNBC parent Versant Media has been energized by the NBCUniversal spinoff.
Once again starring Millie Bobby Brown, Philip Barantini's 'Enola Holmes 3' gifts us another compulsively watchable escapade.
Singer-songwriter Ashe has signed with Atlantic Records, and Doomsday/Universal publishing; Virgin Music Group unveils its new management structure.
Aamir Khan will attend a screening marking the 25th anniversary of 'Lagaan' as the Indian…
Sony’s Santa Monica Studios has released a first look at the latest entry into the “God of War” series, “God of War Laufey.”
Suno, an AI music generation platform, has pocketed $400 million in its latest funding round, valuing the company at $5.4 billion.
The Academy are weighing stars like Harrison Ford, Glenn Close, Bette Midler and other contenders for this year's Honorary Oscars.
Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard will be among the guests at Slano Film Days, which runs June 16-20 in Slano, a small coastal town in Croatia.
Bari Weiss, editor in chief of CBS News, on a staff call addressed the termination Scott Pelley, a longtime presence at the news outlet who was ousted from "60 Minutes"…
Work on Universal United Kingdom Resort, the first Universal theme park in the UK, will start soon, with Comcast pledging $8 billion+ and UK govt $1.7
'Friends' icons Jennifer Aniston and Lisa Kudrow reunite for Variety's Actors on Actors to discuss 'The Comeback, 'The Morning Show' and more.
Latido’s Cannes Marché du Film deals underscore what kind of films still close sales in a hugely cautious market.
Pink teased what viewers can expect from her Tony Awards hosting gig, including a 'raucous and wild and ridiculous' opener, and 'there will be stunts!'
‘California Avenue’ producer Greg Brenman says new BBC drama starring Helena Bonham Carter and Bill Nighy is a ‘love letter to television.’