President Trump said he’s going to delay enforcement of a U.S. law that requires TikTok’s parent company to sell to non-Chinese owners for another 75 days — setting a new deadline of June 19. In a post Friday on Truth Social, Trump wrote, “My Administration
Chi McBride has been cast in the upcoming Netflix series “I Will Find You,” Variety has learned exclusively. McBride joins previously announced lead Sam Worthington as well as cast members Britt Lower, Milo Ventimiglia, Logan Browning, Erin Richards, and Jonathan Tucker. Based on Coben’s novel
Michelle Williams appeared on “Watch What Happens Live” to promote her new FX series “Dying for Sex.” During the interview, host Andy Cohen took a brief moment to call out one of her most acclaimed movies: Ang Lee’s “Brokeback Mountain.” Willians earned an Oscar nomination
UDPATE, 9:58 a.m. PT: Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman was interrupted during a presentation at the software giant’s headquarters that was livestreamed by a protestor slamming Microsoft for AI tools used by military forces involved in the war in Gaza. Suleyman was in the midst
Lionsgate promoted Rahwa Ghebre-Ab, a 10-year company veteran, to executive VP and chief human resources officer effective May 1. She’ll take over the role from Ross Pollack, who is retiring after serving as HR chief since June 2014. Ghebre-Ab will oversee global HR operations in
In a highly competitive situation, Max has landed the rights to develop a drama series based on the Vanity Fair article “NYPD Confidential: Inside America’s Most Unconventional Counterterror Squad.” The article, originally published in February 2025, was written by Adam Ciralsky. Ciralsky and Gene Klein
As Sean “Diddy” Combs’ federal trial approaches next month, prosecutors have filed a superseding indictment with additional charges of sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution. Combs was initially facing three charges — racketeering conspiracy, transportation to engage in prostitution and sex trafficking — before
Considering how aggressive hardcore music is, and how much the spirit of it is about personal freedom, it’s sometimes surprising to see how hyper-sensitive and judgmental the scene can be. The bruising Northern California quintet Scowl were always different — and not only because they have