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Chris Columbus has said pictures of Hagrid from the set of HBO’s Harry Potter series have left him wondering why J.K. Rowling’s books are being adapted again. Columbus was central to establishing the hit movie series after directing Harry Potter…
WARNING: Contains Potential Spoilers for Superman #29 (2025)!
Harlan Coben’s twisty new thriller Lazarus has dropped its first images.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has been the breakout star of 2025, with many gamers falling in love with the game’s tribute to turn-based JRPGs of the past, while also forging its own identity. Now, director Guillaume Broche is opening up…
The Terminal List: Dark Wolfis out before the original show’s second season, raising questions about the spinoff. The Terminal List was a highly successful action thriller for Amazon Prime Video’s ever-growing TV library, with Chris Pratt’s star power helping to…
Warning: SPOILERS ahead for Alien: Earth episode 4!Alien: Earth star David Rhysdal explains why the scientists are starting to turn on Prodigy in episode 4, and what it means for the future. While the story of Alien: Earthhas been centered…
Variety is exclusively unveiling the first trailer for “Mother,” starring Noomi Rapace as Mother Teresa, which is opening the Venice Film Festival’s Horizons strand. The trailer of director Teona Strugar Mitevska’s project offers a glimpse into the formative period of…
EXCLUSIVE: Taskmaster is going day-and-date in the U.S. for the first time ever. The twentieth season of the British comedy competition series, which plays on Channel 4 in its native UK, will run on YouTube when it launches on Thursday,…
Hollywood loves nothing so much as self-satire — except maybe getting somebody else to help pay for it. Yes, “The Studio” is returning for a second season, this time with $13 million in support from the state of California. The…
The state saw a nearly 400 percent jump in applications to get filming subsidies.