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A festival representative confirmed to Variety that ticketholders will receive full refunds for the canceled gala.
IndieWire reports Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds received “additional literary material” credits, not the main screenplay credit.
Variety reports Disney+ is joining The Game Awards’ streaming lineup, with YouTube and Twitch still aboard.
Variety reports a December 15 Los Angeles opening, followed by New York December 18 and January expansion.
Variety reports the four-part series arrives in 2027, with Laura Owens also sharing her perspective.
Variety reports Christopher Meloni returns for ‘SVU’ episode 600, reopening an old case with Benson.
Jennifer Tilly also returns for Season 4, while Maria Dizzia becomes a series regular, Variety reports.
Variety puts Zendaya and Nicolas Cage at roughly $1 million per episode amid TV’s production slowdown.
Taylor calls it “one of the hardest decisions” he’s made, saying he must follow medical advice.
Louise Bagnall’s hand-drawn film opens in U.S. theaters March 26, 2027, according to Variety.
Deadline reports ‘Time and Water’ follows the leaders with six nominations, while ‘NAZA’ has five.
NBC’s January 13 crossover runs from 8 to 11 p.m., with next-day Peacock streaming, according to Variety.
Four guest stars join Netflix’s “Big Mistakes” as Season 2 production wraps, according to Variety.
Mark Ruffalo voices a cat in Venice indebted to Laurence Fishburne’s mob boss; the film is due March 5, 2027.
Deadline reports the restored 1977 original returns February 19, 2027, with a making-of documentary following May 4.
His wife, Hannah Storm, said the longtime NBC Sports announcer died following an “acute illness.”
Axios reports CFO Colette Kress was named interim CEO and Nvidia shares fell more than 10%.
Variety reports the guild’s November 15 centennial celebrations include an archival tribute to camera and publicity professionals.
Disney and Cosm’s multiyear deal starts with A New Hope in March 2027, the film’s 50th-anniversary year.
Jasmine will take Kaylee Hottle’s role in ‘What Doesn’t Kill Us,’ producer Andy Mingo told People.
