Tyler Perry Studios Launches New Specialty Label ‘Maxscene,’ Named After His Mother Maxine
Tyler Perry Studios is launching the new specialty label 'Maxscene,' named after his mother Maxine.
Tyler Perry Studios is launching the new specialty label 'Maxscene,' named after his mother Maxine.
Variety's Marc Malkin remembers his first of many interviews with Dolly Parton.
The eight-part documentary series 'Jay-Z in 8' will air on HBO starting in September.
Two Republican attorneys general are hoping the Supreme Court will step in to stop the antitrust lawsuit filed by 12 Democratic state AGs seeking to…
Thailand submits Sompot Chidgasornpongse's '9 Temples to Heaven' for the Oscars' international feature race.
Tyler Perry Studios is launching the new specialty label 'Maxscene,' named after his mother Maxine.
T-Series Films and Almighty Motion Picture, who acquired rights to 'The Tatas' in 2022, attach a writer to the drama series and commence development.
From writer/director Michael Long, Crack'd is set and shot in Liverpool and a film Long hopes will become the flagship for a Scouse New Wave movement
Suno hired Grace James as its vice president and head of artist marketing and editorial and Christian Bowne as head of music business development.
'Toy Story 5' retained the number one spot for a third consecutive frame at the U.K., Ireland box office with $7.6 million.
Production assistants on 'Chicago Fire' and 'Chicago Med' have voted to ratify a new union contract, part of a wave of P.A. unionization.
Pop singer Zara Larsson has signed a new record deal with RCA Records, leaving her longtime home at Epic Records.
Television City and Orbital Studios partner to bring new virtual production studio to Los Angeles' Fairfax District.
On today's 'Daily Variety' podcast, 'Minions and Monsters' disappoints while 'Young Washington' stands tall; Why Comcast's Sky is buying U.K.'s ITV.
The U.S. Men's National Soccer Team has been eliminated from World Cup competition in a hard 4-1 loss to Belgium in a match held at Seattle Stadium.
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass played the Hollywood Bowl for the first time since 1967, and at 91, the frontman has not lost a step or trumpet blast.