‘It Finally Feels Like We’re Back in 2019’: Movie Theater Owners Rejoice Over $4 Billion Summer. Can the Fall Keep the Momentum?
After the biggest popcorn season since the pandemic, movie theater owners hope the good times carry through fall.
After the biggest popcorn season since the pandemic, movie theater owners hope the good times carry through fall.
Hulu is bringing back "Good American Family" for a second season, with the show taking on an anthology format.
In 'Insidious: Out of the Further,' director Jacob Chase nails the horror franchise’s creepy vibes but could have benefited from a leaner story.
Split Screen has secured international rights to “The End of Times” ahead of its world premiere in Critics’ Week in Venice.
Nashville-based Odyssey Entertainment has launched an original content division designed to work with creatives on properties that they will own.
After the biggest popcorn season since the pandemic, movie theater owners hope the good times…
Carl Rinsch was sentenced to two and a half years in prison after swindling $11 million from Netflix during the production of a sci-fi series.
Netflix is developing a live-action series based on the "Persona" video game franchise, Variety has learned from sources.
Olivia Wilde was almost stampeded to death on the set of 'Cowboys & Aliens,' but Wlaton Goggins saved her life.
Casting director Debbie McWilliams hired Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig as James Bond. She does not want to see Jacob Elordi or Callum Turner as 007.
Bill Maher received the Kennedy Center’s Mark Train Prize on Sunday in a light-hearted ceremony that reflected the drama surrounding the institution.
Taylor Sheridan ripped studio execs who know 'nothing' on 'The Bill Simmons Podcast' and says he rage-baits critics and doesn't want Emmys.
“Supergirl,” starring Milly Alcock, is only the latest dud of a superhero movie with a woman in the lead. They deserve better.
The Los Angeles Coroner's Office has announced a cause of death for Daveigh Chase, who voiced Lilo in "Lilo & Stitch" and starred in "The Ring."
Variety has learned exclusively that Brian Tee and Ben Feldman are both set to appear in "The Probability of Miracles" TV series at Amazon Prime Video
Reports from cinemas across the U.K. suggested the heatwave was having a positive impact on the box office as audiences sought air conditioning.