Mark Ruffalo Fires Back After Paramount Slammed His Merger Attack as ‘Antisemitic’: ‘Appalling and Fundamentally Dishonest’
Mark Ruffalo has fired back at Paramount after the company slammed the actor as 'antisemitic.'
Trump Received $10.7 Million Fee for Amazon’s ‘Melania’ Documentary
Donald Trump listed a $10.71 million licensing fee as income as part of his 2025 financial disclosure report for Amazon documentary 'Melania.'
Goodbye, Stars Hollow. Why ‘Gilmore Girls’ Leaving Netflix Feels Like the End of an Era for Gen Z
'Gilmore Girls' will exit Netflix on June 30, marking the end of an era for mourning Gen Z fans.
‘Camp Rock 3’ Teaser Introduces New Campers and Music as Disney Sets Release Date
Disney released a trailer for 'Camp Rock 3,' featuring the release date and a new song called 'One Beat Away.'
The Best TV Shows of 2026 (So Far)
Variety's TV critics select the 20 best shows of 2026 so far, from Star City to Widow's Bay.
‘Lucy Lost’ Review: A Winsome Family Animation With Welcome Narrative Complexity
French animator Olivier Clert's debut feature 'Lucy Lost' is stylistically indebted to Studio Ghibli, but its storytelling is more surprising.
‘Got Milk?’ Docuseries, Looking at Impact of Iconic Marketing Campaign, Acquired by Documentary+ (EXCLUSIVE)
'Got Milk?,' a docuseries that premiered at Tribeca, has been acquired by Documentary+.
‘The Sopranos’ Creator, Former James Bond Casting Director, and Producers of ‘Nomadland’ and ‘Hurt Locker’ Headline Karlovy Vary Industry Discussions
“The Sopranos” creator David Chase and former James Bond casting director Debbie McWilliams are among the speakers at Karlovy Vary’s Industry Days.
‘Gomorrah’ and ‘The Young Pope’ Producer Nils Hartmann Steps Down as Executive Vice President of Sky Studios Italy
'Gomorrah' and 'The Young Pope' producer Nils Hartmann is stepping down as executive vice president of Sky Studios Italy.
Danny Glover Reveals Alzheimer’s Diagnosis: ‘Things Are Going to Be Different and Changing’
Danny Glover revealed on the "Today" show that he's been battling Alzheimer's disease for a number of years.
Sony’s PlayStation to Stop Releasing Games on Physical Discs
PlayStation will cease production of physical discs for its games beginning with new titles releasing in 2028.