’17’ Review: Harrowing Teen Pregnancy Drama from Macedonia Could Be the Feel-Bad Movie of the Year
Sarajevo Best Actress winner Eva Kostić captivates in '17,' an unflinching portrait of peer pressure and sexual shame by debut director Kosara Mitić.
Sarajevo Best Actress winner Eva Kostić captivates in '17,' an unflinching portrait of peer pressure and sexual shame by debut director Kosara Mitić.
"New Girl" creator Liz Meriwether shoots down speculation that she has written scripts for a reunion of her hit Fox sitcome.
Ray Winstone told off a director who was 'groping' his female co-star during filming.
Greek writer-director Alexis Alexiou returns with 'Sea of Glass,' another intriguing blend of neo-noir tropes and anguished character study.
Inside the global success of CJ ENM's 'The Legend of Kitchen Soldier' – Blue Dragon winner, Series Mania pick and international streaming hit.
Sarajevo Best Actress winner Eva Kostić captivates in '17,' an unflinching portrait of peer pressure…
A new Madonna book, featuring photos by Ken Regan reveals never-before-heard stories about Sean Penn, new interviews with Nile Rogers and more.
"The Pitt" actors Brittany Allen and Jeff Kober self-submitted for the Emmys, and both landed guest-acting nominations.
Apple TV's 'Your Friends & Neighbors' snagged an Emmy nom for Outstanding Drama. Though it seems shocking to some, this is why the series deserves it.
Variety moderated a conversation in partnership with Automattic Inc. at the New York premiere of 'Code for the People,' directed by Bao Nguyen.
A new trailer for “Dune: Part Three” has been released, starring Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya and more in Denis Villeneuve's final movie.
Focus Features has acquired the Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman-led Ian Charleson biopic "Elsinore," eyeing a 2026 release and fall festival launch.
Microsoft laid off 1,600 employees across its Xbox division this week, including hundreds of union video game workers.
Michael J. Fox has landed an Emmy nomination for his guest-star role on Apple TV's "Shrinking," a part he came out of six years of retirement for.
You may long for the lost prankishness, but the evil dead spirit is alive.
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony gets star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame honoring the rap group’s 35-year legacy.