Avengers star Mark Ruffalo has responded to the suggestion he invoked "antisemitic tropes" in his ongoing criticism of Paramount's $111 billion Warner Bros. buyout. Continue Reading »
Legend of the White Dragon review: Jason David Frank's final movie won’t be as memorable as he was. Continue Reading »
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil movie will pay homage to the series' first-person gameplay, newly-released footage has revealed. Continue Reading »
Avengers: Infinity War director Joe Russo revealed that they changed Spider-Man's death scene on the day it was filmed to try to make audiences cry. Continue Reading »
Review: Buddy sees Too Many Cooks director Casper Kelly overcome some significant pacing hitches to deliver a singular horror-comedy that delights in subverting the treacly sweetness of kids’ TV with lots of sticky blood and a smart take on some heavier themes. Continue Reading »
With a new Western comic book series in the works and a theatrical rerelease slated for 2027, the Vampire Hunter D franchise is suddenly back in the spotlight. Continue Reading »
9-1-1’s Anirudh Pisharody is ready to take on the role of Nightcrawler for Marvel Studio’s upcoming X-Men reboot, and fans are rallying behind him. Continue Reading »
Dave Franco, Mason Thames, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Kiernan Shipka, and director Macon Blair unpack the upcoming comedy Idiots, discussing its title change, shocking twists, and explosive moments. Continue Reading »
Sicario 3 is real and gearing up to enter production soon, according to Josh Brolin. Continue Reading »
As more studios confirm support for RTX Spark and ARM, we may have a future where we can play more games on whichever laptop we own. Continue Reading »
A recent discovery of fossilized shark teeth points to at least seven extinct species that once lived in the Western Desert. Continue Reading »
No AI, just an interesting algorithm and some rather lovely results. Continue Reading »
Miraculously, much of the ship remained intact, allowing experts to track down unknown details of the ship's final moments. Continue Reading »
The price of RAM is having knock-on effects for everything, including processors and monitors. Continue Reading »
The AirPods will reportedly come in two variations: with and without ANC. Continue Reading »
The Nokia Charge 300 has a built-in power bank to top off your other devices on the go. Continue Reading »
A team at NASA and Caltech wants to launch a giant, flower-shaped “starshade” to better view distant planets by literally eclipsing their parent stars. Continue Reading »
Who needs a Mac Pro when an M5 Ultra Mac Studio is literally twice that of its last 'best' chip? Continue Reading »
The M6 Mac mini may be a big leap over the last version, though mostly if you care about graphics or—sigh—AI. Continue Reading »
The first footage from the secretive Amazon-MGM Studios project brings back the fan-favorite character after 20 years. Continue Reading »
The queer WWI drama won best acting honors in Cannes for leads Emmanuel Macchia and Valentin Campagne. Continue Reading »
The new doc from 'No Other Land' directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor was a late edition to the Venice competition line-up. Continue Reading »
In an additional vote of confidence for the unreleased feature, Korea's Oscar committee said that Netflix also plans to campaign for it in the best picture category following its world premiere at Venice. Continue Reading »
The post-apocalyptic sci-fi film starring Jacob Elordi, Josh Brolin, Margaret Qualley, Alison Janney, Benedict Wong and Guy Pearce hits theaters on Aug. 28. Continue Reading »
The annual fan event takes place Dec. 3-6 in Brazil. Continue Reading »
The filmmaker is now in theaters with 'Insidious: Out of the Further.' Continue Reading »
Though it's the sixth installment of the franchise, the filmmaker wanted it to stand on its own: "I was trying to make the 'Citizen Kane' of 'Insidious' movies, and it felt that way on set." Continue Reading »
He collaborated with John Carpenter on three films and did three ‘Rush Hour’ movies in a half-century in show business. Continue Reading »
Kate Hudson and Stacey Sher are set to produce the feature follow-up to the 2003 original. Continue Reading »
Alix Earle's stylist Carly Stern reveals how to never feel like you have 'nothing to wear' again. Continue Reading »
Clarté NYC founder Isaac Douek designs diamond jewelry for Alix Earle and Bethenny Frankel that look just as good with a sweatshirt. Continue Reading »
Coree Moreno tells ET how he gets Zendaya, Chase Infiniti, and Cynthia Erivo's hair to stand the test of time. Continue Reading »
L'AGENCE launches a tennis collection and hosts a courtside cocktail event in Beverly Hills, California to celebrate. Continue Reading »
Check out some of ET's favorite new music of the week! Continue Reading »
Ava Ryan tells ET the 2016 trends that still hold up today while celebrating Taco Bell's Decades #TBTB Menu. Continue Reading »
It’s a very, very mad world: A book sequel to the 2001 cult classic film “Donnie Darko” will be releasing later this year from filmmaker Richard Kelly and Range Literary Publishing. Titled, “The Philosophy of Time Travel,” the approximately 800-page book will take place in 1988, in the immediate aftermath of the original film, which […] Continue Reading »
Dan Stevens is set for the title role in the “Robocop” TV series at Amazon Prime Video, Variety has confirmed. The show was originally announced in July at the streamer. Prime Video has given the show an eight-episode order. The project has been in development since Amazon acquired MGM in 2022, with Amazon looking to […] Continue Reading »
Andrew Garfield is opening up about stepping into the shoes of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in Luca Guadagnino’s upcoming film “Artificial.” Garfield portrays the tech executive in the drama, which takes place during the five-day corporate saga in November 2023 that saw Altman abruptly fired as OpenAI CEO before ultimately returning to the company. In […] Continue Reading »
Shaquille O’Neal loves solving problems. The basketball icon and four-time NBA champion, 54, has two master’s degrees, a doctorate, served as a sheriff’s deputy and honorary U.S. Marshal, and once played for Doc Rivers. Back in 2016, the basketball icon needed to install a home security system only to have a company quote him $60,000 […] Continue Reading »
Last awards season, Variety and CNN partnered on the Oscars red carpet, Actors on Actors and a one-of-a-kind town hall with Timothée Chalamet. Now, this fall, the two venerable brands are teaming up again. CNN and Variety will deliver exclusive live pre-show coverage from the red carpet of the 78th Emmy Awards. CNN correspondent Elizabeth […] Continue Reading »
“The Rookie” creator Alexi Hawley has sealed a new, multi-year overall deal with Lionsgate Television — extending a pact he first made with the studio in 2024. The extension continues the writer/producer/showrunner’s work on “The Rookie” franchise while also developing and producing new scripted TV series for Lionsgate. “The Rookie,” about to enter its Season […] Continue Reading »
Janus Films and Criterion have acquired North American rights to “Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall,” a concert film shot and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. The concert was captured on 35mm and 16mm film during a sold-out solo performance from the Geese frontman at Carnegie Hall in December 2025. Geese kicked off its Getting Killed world […] Continue Reading »
At Netflix, October isn’t just for scary movies; it’s also for funny documentaries. The streamer will premiere four feature docs celebrating some of comedy’s most influential voices and institutions, with one film rolling out each week in October. Debuting on Oct. 7 is “Who Is Martin Mull?,” from the late Bob Saget and Neil Berkeley. […] Continue Reading »
Prepare to reenter high society, because “The Gilded Age” has set its Season 4 premiere date at HBO. The fourth season of the period drama will debut on Nov. 1 on HBO and HBO Max at 9 pm ET/PT. HBO has also released a new teaser for the season, which can be seen below. The […] Continue Reading »
Sandra Wollner’s “Everytime” has been selected as Germany’s entry for the Academy Award for best international feature film. The film’s synopsis reads as follows: The last photograph Jessie took shows the sun over Berlin. It hangs there as if nothing had happened. But Ella has lost her daughter. What remains is Jessie’s younger sister and […] Continue Reading »
EXCLUSIVE: The MPTF needed someone to perform at its pre-Emmys fundraising event but not anymore. The Pitt composers Andrew Bird and Gavin Brivik will play their Emmy-nominated song “Need Someone” at the Motion Picture & Television Fund’s 20th annual Evening Before benefit on September 13, the night before the 78th annual Emmy Awards. The duo […] Continue Reading »
The Property Masters Guild has set a trio of honorees to be feted for their career achievements. Luis Castro, Trish Reilly and Barry Wilkinson will pick up their accolades during the third annual MacGuffin Awards on September 12 at the Paramount Theatre in Hollywood. Castro (Barbie, 9-1-1) will receive the Humanitarian Award for his commitment […] Continue Reading »
USA Network is clearly feeling good about its scripted ambitions. The cabler has handed a series order to medical drama Diplomatic Immunity, which comes from Matt Corman and Chris Ord, who know the network well, having created spy drama Covert Affairs, which ran for five seasons. Diplomatic Immunity follows a young American doctor who is suddenly […] Continue Reading »
The upcoming (and updated) Broadway premiere of The Fantasticks has announced its cast, with Maxim Chlumecky (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child), Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer (Beetlejuice), Ruthie Ann Miles (Sweeney Todd) and Zane Phillips (Fire Island) among the stars. Directed and choreographed by Christopher Gattelli, the Second Stage Theater production will begin previews October 22 […] Continue Reading »
The jury appointed by German Films has selected Sandra Wollner’s feature Everytime as Germany’s official submission for the 99th Oscars in the International Feature Film category. The German productions Yellow Letters and Shame And Money have also qualified following new Academy rules to include movies that win top prizes at major festivals. The Germany Films […] Continue Reading »
EXCLUSIVE: Blumhouse Atomic Monster horror films have grossed north of $1 billion at the global box office year-to-date. Note, it’s the second time that the combined labels have yielded $1 billion since their 2024 merger after last year. However, if you were to count the labels’ grosses combined prior to the merger, this would be […] Continue Reading »
Not Suitable For Work has been canceled by Hulu after one season, and the cast is sharing their reactions to the news. The Mindy Kaling-created comedy starred Ella Hunt, Avantika Vandanapu, Will Angus, Jack Martin, and Nicholas Duvernay. “I love this show, I loved making this show, I love these people, and I love all […] Continue Reading »
EXCLUSIVE: Independent Artist Group has hired Sandy Lam and Sara Gonzalez as agents in its Creators Group, working out of the agency’s Los Angeles headquarters. Lam and Gonzalez will report to Nir Caspi, IAG’s Head of Non-Scripted and New Media. IAG’s Creators Group represents digital creators and influencers, develops brand partnerships, IP, and new opportunities […] Continue Reading »
EXCLUSIVE: Brian Robbins has confirmed the executive leadership team installed at his next-generation family entertainment company Big Shot Pictures, including the appointment of Sherry Liu as President. As President, Liu will oversee the company’s overall strategy, operations, and revenue. Others on the team include Forrest Prull (Head of Business & Legal Affairs), Bill Buckley (SVP, Animation […] Continue Reading »
The Gilded Age Season 4 will grace viewers with its presence ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. The eight-episode fourth installment of the Julian Fellowes-created period drama will debut Sunday, November 1 on HBO and stream on HBO Max at 9 p.m. ET and PT. Season 4’s logline teases new developments for the women of the […] Continue Reading »