COL Group, Virtue Asia and V47 Entertainment Launch Inside Microdramas, Vertical Entertainment Upfront
COL Group, Virtue Asia and V47 Entertainment unveil Inside Microdramas, a vertical entertainment upfront, set for Singapore on Oct. 27.
COL Group, Virtue Asia and V47 Entertainment unveil Inside Microdramas, a vertical entertainment upfront, set for Singapore on Oct. 27.
Spirit Media's 'Last Man in Tower,' from Aravind Adiga's novel, stars Manoj Bajpayee and Boman Irani in their first on-screen pairing.
Variety reveals 10 anonymous Emmys ballots for 2026, with TV Academy members' thoughts on the awards season.
On the opening night of his Madison Square Garden residency, Harry Styles paid tribute to Dolly Parton and completely overhauled his setlist.
The 'Coyote vs. Acme' team held a 'funeral screening' when they thought the movie would never be released.
COL Group, Virtue Asia and V47 Entertainment unveil Inside Microdramas, a vertical entertainment upfront, set…
Shares of Roku rose 20% on a Bloomberg report the streaming platform company is in talks to sell itself with 'at least one U.S. media company.''
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Jason Bateman on his shot at five Emmy noms for "Black Rabbit" and "DTF St. Louis," a "Game Night" sequel, AI and his Spielberg-size studio dream.
Joe Negri, the musician known for his work as the guitar playing handyman on “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” died May 30. He was 99.
"SNL" breakout Ashley Padilla opens up about her insecurities in getting the job and becoming a breakout star, and why she stays off social media.
Jimmi Simpson has joined the upcoming Hulu drama series "Conviction," Variety has learned exclusively.
Olivia Rodrigo has released exclusive merchandise around "You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love," including a special-edition vinyl.
Oscar winner Jane Campion on Harvey Weinstein's 'vision' for 'The Piano' campaign, 4K restoration of the drama and the 'big price' to pay for #MeToo.
Sundance award-winning documentary 'Who Killed Alex Odeh?' has been acquired by Watermelon Pictures for North American distribution.
The invite-only 'NBC Comedy Hour' will put up-and-coming comedic talent in front of casting, development and late-night execs.