Charter Closes $34.5 Billion Cox Deal in Cable Megamerger, Company to Adopt Cox Communications Name
Charter closed its acquisition of Cox, creating a cable giant with operations in 45 states serving roughly 37 million customers.
‘Border’ Meets ‘Stand by Me’ in ‘Fränk,’ a Coming of Age for the Manosphere Era by ‘Tenet’ Assistant Director Tõnis Pill
'Tenet' assistant director Tõnis Pill talks about crafting a tale of boyhood during manosphere era, portraying disability on screen with 'Fränk.'
‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 3’ Lands ‘It’ and ‘Annabelle’ Screenwriter Gary Dauberman
'It' and 'Annabelle' screenwriter Gary Dauberman will write 'Five Nights at Freddy's 3.'
‘Culpables’ and ‘My Fault’ Author Mercedes Ron Signs First-Look Deal With Amazon MGM
Amazon has underlined his partnership with YA romance queen Mercedes Ron, whose film adaptations have dominated the Prime Video global charts
The Best Stereo and AV Receivers to Shop in 2026
From Sony, Onkyo, Denon, Variety rounded up the best stereo receivers to buy in 2026: Here's how to find, shop and buy home theater audio online.
Chef Sean Brock Reveals the 5 Fats That Flavor the Essential Fried Chicken at Darling Restaurant, Why He’s Obsessed With Vinyl and His Scary Dolly Parton Story
At West Hollywood's Darling restaurant, renowned chef Sean Brock creates elevated Southern dishes while spinning vintage country vinyl.
CAPE Announces 2026 Emerging Executives Committee
The Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment (CAPE) has announced their Emerging Executives Committee for 2026.
A24 Explains Why AI Deal With Google Exists: ‘We’d Rather Have a Seat at the Table Than on the Sidelines’
A24 defended its research partnership with Google's DeepMind unit as a bid to have “a seat at the table“ in Hollywood's reckoning with AI.
Lloyd Kaufman Looks at Legacy of Legendary Troma Entertainment: ‘It Birthed the Marvel Cinematic Universe’
Lloyd Kaufman on running the world's longest-running indie studio, MCU influence, 'Crime and Punishment' adaptation 'The Power of Positive Murder'
Toronto Film Market Attracts More Than 150 Sales and Promotional Companies
The first-ever Toronto film market has attracted more than 150 sales companies and promotional bodies.
Mexican Animator Luis de la Rosa Dies in Train Accident While Attending Annecy Animation Festival
Luis de la Rosa, a 34-year old Mexican animator and illustrator, has died after being hit by a train while attending the Annecy Animation Festival.