Penn Badgley to Lead ‘Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone’ Series at Amazon
Amazon has greenlit a series adaptation of the Benjamin Stevenson novel "Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone" with Penn Badgley to star
Trump Says White House Correspondents Dinner Is ‘Largest Group of Trump Derangement Syndrome People Ever Put Together at One Time’
Trump attended his first White House Correspondents Association Dinner and delivered pointed remarks to the assembled crowd of journalists.
‘Blue Bloods,’ ‘Once Upon a Time’ TV Director Ralph W. Hemecker Dies at 65
'Blue Bloods,' 'Once Upon a Time' TV director Ralph W. Hemecker died July 10 at the age of 65.
Norwegian Zombie Comedy ‘Grandmonster’ Wins Big Laughs and Top Outpost Award at Fantasia’s Frontières Market
SIx genre feature projects won awards at the Fantasia Festival's prestigious Frontières Market in Montreal.
‘My Little Pony: Forever Friendship’ YouTube Series to Launch in 2027
Hasbro is launching a brand new "My Little Pony" series exclusively on YouTube.
‘Crutch’ Canceled After One Season at Paramount+
Paramount+ has canceled the multi-cam comedy "Crutch" after one season, Variety has learned.
HBO Max Leads the Emmy Drama and Comedy Races for the First Time Since 2017. How Often Do Both Frontrunners Win?
HBO Max enters Phase 2 with "The Pitt" and "Hacks," the year's two most-nominated series. History says leading both genres rarely means winning both.
‘Lanterns’ Trailer: Hal Jordan Visits Sinestro in Prison, Guy Gardner Has a Cameo and a Shape-Shifting Manhunter Is on the Loose
The new 'Lanterns' trailer revealed Sinestro, a cameo from Guy Gardner and a Manhunter mystery.
Noah Wyle on ‘The Pitt’ Fan Discourse, Saving Hollywood and What’s Coming In Season 3
Awards Circuit Podcast: Noah Wyle on 'The Pitt' fan discourse, saving hollywood and Season 3, plus the Roundtable on Emmy moving categories off TV.
Emmys 2026 Voters’ Guide: Breaking Down the Early Frontrunners
"Hacks," "Widow's Bay" and "The Pitt" lead the Emmy categories, but who will win the main categories?
Chuck Russell, Director of ‘The Mask,’ Dies at 74
Chuck Russell, who directed genre films including 1994's "The Mask," died Wednesday in the San Diego area.