Netflix horror miniseries draws from Rosemary’s Baby to explore marriage fears
Discover how a hit Netflix miniseries channels Rosemary’s Baby to probe commitment, family pressure, and ritual fear
Discover how a hit Netflix miniseries channels Rosemary’s Baby to probe commitment, family pressure, and ritual fear
Mary Beth Hurt built a steady, respected career on Broadway and in film; her family says she is no longer suffering after an eight-year illness
Veteran animator Barry Caldwell, whose career spanned Fat Albert to DreamWorks, is being remembered by colleagues for his humor, generosity and craft
Adolescence earned 11 BAFTA nods including multiple acting mentions and Best Limited Drama Series, with Disney+, Apple, Sky and the BBC also posting heavy nominations
Ryan Coogler’s recent Oscar success for Sinners, the Academy recognition of his collaborators, and awards patterns offer a fresh angle on the long-running conversation about a Black Best Director winner
Current and past SNL performers curate favorite sketches and songs to map out an ideal episode while Colin Jost explains the craft behind the show’s opening sketch
An analysis of the awards dynamics that left Sinners short of a sweep and sent One Battle After Another home with several top prizes
Explore the director’s use of practical audio, festival momentum, and personal loss that shaped Undertone
A fresh trailer teases a worldwide moment of revelation in Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day
A concise guide to ten R-rated thrillers that combined risk, darkness and craft to leave lasting impressions
Jacob Tierney told Variety on March 6, 2026, that he is actively writing season 2 of Heated Rivalry while also developing the Netflix series Alexander
La sostenibilità è un business case: practical steps to move from ambition to measurable results in 2026
The British Film Institute foyer turned into a canine carnival as the Fido Awards marked 20 years with winners from Hamnet, Mission: Impossible and Dragonfly
SNL turned a BAFTA outburst into a controversial PSA-style sketch that mixes celebrity caricatures with questions about disability, broadcast oversight and public response
La sostenibilità è un business case: pragmatic steps to adopt circular design, reduce scope 1-2-3 emissions and drive growth
La sostenibilità è un business case: a pragmatic guide to translate ESG goals into measurable returns
a pivotal malpractice deposition forces Dr. Mel King to relive a season 1 pediatric measles case as season 2 of The Pitt unfolds
La sostenibilità è un business case: pragmatic steps to reduce emissions, cut costs and unlock new markets
Fremantle has secured early commissions for the Hitster TV format, partnering with production firms across the Netherlands, Germany and Canada to translate the viral party game into a studio competition
Alexandre Koberidze’s Dry Leaf, made on a 2008 Sony Ericsson W595, is a meditative 186-minute road movie opening at Film at Lincoln Center on March 20; Cinema Guild released the first trailer via Letterboxd
Taylor Tomlinson balances affection and critique in her new Netflix hour, revisits church comedy roots and explains why she left a late-night gig to protect her health and craft
A Berlin School director enlarges her lens: Eva Trobish’s Home Stories follows a young singer whose TV audition forces a family to confront history and modern tensions
KPop Demon Hunters took home the top prize and nine additional Annies, Arco won best independent feature, and juried awards celebrated lifetime and technical contributions to animation
Eric Dane, the actor who rose to fame as Dr. Mark Sloan on Grey’s Anatomy and later appeared in Euphoria, has died at 53 following a battle with ALS; he is survived by his wife and two daughters
Eric Dane, the actor who played Mark ‘McSteamy’ Sloan on Grey’s Anatomy, died at 53 after a public struggle with ALS; colleagues and family remember his work and advocacy