American Independent Film Production Is Dying. Jeff Nichols Wants to Save It.
The “Mud” director and co-founder of the Arkansas Cinema Society spoke to Variety about indie film's struggles, the Paramount-Warners merger and more.
Sports Emmys: ESPN, Fox Sports, Dodgers’ World Series Victory Among This Year’s Top Winners
ESPN and Fox Sports led the winners tally for the 2026 Sports Emmys.
Nike Ja 3 Sneakers: Here’s Where to Score the Signature Shoes Online
The Nike Ja 3 sneaker comes in various colorways, like "Raptor," "Kool-Aid" and others: Here's where to find, shop and buy a new pair online.
‘Pressure’ Review: Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser Go Toe-to-Toe in an Absorbing Tale of How the Weather Won the War
Starring Andrew Scott, Brendan Fraser, Kerry Condon and Damian Lewis, Anthony Maras' absorbing 'Pressure' tackles D-Day from a scientific standpoint.
‘Summer House’ Reunion Recap: Ciara Miller Reads Amanda Batula and West Wilson for Filth (With a Little Help From Lindsay Hubbard)
The first of Bravo’s three-part “Summer House” reunion saw Ciara Miller read Amanda Batula and West Wilson for filth (with help from Lindsay Hubbard).
How to Watch the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee Online for Free
This year's event takes place from May 26-28 at the DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, DC. Here's where to livestream the Spelling Bee online free.
Kevin Hart Says Tony Hinchcliffe ‘Arguably Had the Best Set’ at His Netflix Roast Despite Backlash: ‘I Don’t Expect Less. I Don’t Expect More’
Kevin Hart says Tony Hinchcliffe 'arguably had the best set' at his Netflix roast despite the backlash to his set.
Cooper Hoffman to Lead as Burnt-Out Snowboarding Star in Hulu Drama Pilot ‘Durango’
Cooper Hoffman is set to play a never-was snowboarding star looking to make a quick buck in 'Durango,' a new Hulu drama pilot.
‘Gurugram School Murder’ Book Gets Screen Adaptation From Matchbox Shots
Mumbai production house Matchbox Shots acquires rights to Leena Dhankhar's book on the 2017 murder of a child at an elite Gurugram school.
Yoshihiro Nishimura, ‘Tokyo Gore Police’ and ‘Welcome to Japan’ Director, Dies at 59
Yoshihiro Nishimura, the director behind films like “Tokyo Gore Police” and “Welcome to Japan,” died Monday.
‘Chess’ to Close Early on Broadway, Timed to Lea Michele’s Exit in June
"Chess" will close on Broadway months earlier than expected.