As Emmy For Your Consideration season gets underway this week, CBS and the Television Academy have revealed the date and time for this year’s 77th Emmy Awards telecast: Sunday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT. The 77th Emmys will air live
Boden is back at Firehouse 51. Eamonn Walker, who left “Chicago Fire” at the end of Season 12, will return for his first time since his 2024 exit, appearing in the April 16 episode, titled “Post-Mortem.” Per the official description, Boden has been tasked by
The Dominican Republic’s Jose Maria Cabral, best known for his reality-grounded prison drama “Woodpeckers” (“Carpinteros”), has ventured into documentary filmmaking for the fourth time with his bracing portrait of Santo Domingo’s titular “42nd Street” (“La 42”). He debuts its trailer exclusively in Variety ahead of
The streaming era has brought rapid change to the media industry — so much so that one TV mainstay is revamping its corporate moniker. The company once known as A+E Networks, an entertainment joint venture backed by Disney and Hearst, is dialing back its connection
“You want to see something cool?” On July 3, 2019, Neil Druckmann first said those fateful words to Craig Mazin inside the Santa Monica offices of Naughty Dog, the developer behind the blockbuster 2013 video game “The Last of Us.” As the game’s writer and
Tyler Perry Studios and Pantheon Media Group, which last year formed a joint venture to create and produce unscripted content, have sealed a multi-seres development deal with A+E Global Media (the company formerly known as A+E Networks). A+E Global Media announced the partnership Wednesday during
Oscar winner Alex Gibney has signed on to executive produce “Speechless,” a feature-length documentary about the culture wars being waged and the threats to freedom of speech on university and college campuses across the United States. Directed by Ric Esther Bienstock (“Enslaved”), the doc will
HBO’s “The Last of Us” is filling out its supporting cast for Season 2 with six actors, Variety has learned exclusively. They are Joe Pantoliano (“Bad Boys for Life,” “The Matrix”), Alanna Ubach (“Euphoria”), Ben Ahlers (“The Gilded Age”), Hettienne Park (“Hannibal”), Robert John Burke