Sandra Bullock made rare remarks about the ALS death of her partner Bryan Randall during an appearance on the "Smartless" podcast.
A report commissioned by L.A. County finds that the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger will cost 4,500 production jobs over three years.
Peacock just raised its prices but you can still access Peacock for free through Walmart+, which offers free subscriptions to Peacock and Paramount+.
FX has ordered the limited series "Legends," which will bring much of the hit outlaw biker drama's main cast back together.
Shirley MacLaine makes a rare video appearance at the age of 92 and throws some jabs at the Bob Fosse film "Sweet Charity."
Sandra Bullock made rare remarks about the ALS death of her partner Bryan Randall during…
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James Handy, a longtime actor who appeared as the bartender in "Top Gun: Maverick" and had guest roles on dozen of TV shows, was killed Wednesday.
Phoebe Bridgers played eight unreleased songs at Madison Square Garden at a show that required 18,000 people to lock up their phones — and it worked.
SAG-AFTRA members have voted to ratify a four-year contract with the major studios that includes AI terms and a merger of the union's pension plans.
Taylor Swift's'Toy Story 5' song, 'I Knew It, I Knew You,' billed by Disney as her return to country, is out now on streaming services.
The Netflix directors behind some of the biggest hits of the year participated in conversations moderated by Variety in partnership with Netflix.
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Amazon Studios was sued by Julio Hallivis, a producer who alleges he was falsely portrayed as an accomplice of fraudster Zach Horwitz.
'Daily Show' host Jordan Klepper's latest 'Fingers the Pulse' segment finds him mingling with a drunk pirate celebrating America's 250th birthday.
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