Australian Director Darren Dale Bows True Crime ‘2.6 Seconds: Death in the Outback,’ Acquired by Netflix for the World, Just Before TIFF
Varietyby Emeza805·10 Sept 2026
Australian docuseries “2.6 Seconds: Death in the Outback,” which world premiere at Toronto Sept. 10 as part of TIFF‘s Primetime strand, has just been the subject of a preemptive Netflix buy for the...
Dolly Parton Tribute, Noah Kahan ‘In Memoriam’ Performance Among Additional Emmy Telecast Plans
Varietyby Varietyschneider·10 Sept 2026
The 78th Emmys producers are planning a tribute to the late Dolly Parton, and have also signed up roots country music sensation Noah Kahan to perform “Bridge Over Troubled Waters” to accompany this...
Is ‘Vintage Violence’ the Future of Movies? Inside the Frantic Chase Movie Built for Phone-Addicted Audiences: It’s a ‘New Approach to Viewing’
Varietyby William Earl·10 Sept 2026
Eugene Kotlyarenko’s “Vintage Violence” is a movie that speaks directly to America’s phone-obsessed culture. The kinetic action adventure, which has its world premiere Sept.
Sherri Shepherd Stars in 9/11 True Story, 'Angel in the Rubble:' Stream the Film Online Here
Varietyby Tim Chan·10 Sept 2026
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Nicholas Sparks’ ‘Counting Miracles’ Adaptation at Amazon to Be Helmed by ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’ Filmmaker Tyler Nilson (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Jennifer Maas·10 Sept 2026
Amazon MGM Studios’ adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks bestseller “Counting Miracles” has found its writer/director in “The Peanut Butter Falcon” co-filmmaker Tyler Nilson.
‘Oh, Mary!’ Set for HBO With Cole Escola Reprising Lead Role in Filmed Stage Play
Varietyby Selome Hailu·10 Sept 2026
A filmed version of the hit Broadway and West End play “Oh, Mary!” will debut on HBO in 2027. HBO dropped the news in a teaser featuring playwright and star Cole Escola opposite “Sex and the City”...
France Unveils Shortlist of Five Films for the International Oscar Race, From ‘Minotaur’ to ‘De Gaulle’ and ‘Iron Boy’
Varietyby Elskes·10 Sept 2026
France has unveiled a robust shortlist of five films in the pipeline to represent country in the best international feature film race at Oscars, with Andrey Zvyagintsev’s Cannes Grand Prize winner...
Paul Walker’s Brother Says AI Could Bring Actor Back for Final ‘Fast and Furious’ Movie but ‘I Would Not Be Interested in Doing That’
Varietyby Isabelle Farina·10 Sept 2026
Paul Walker‘s brother does not want to be involved in bringing back the late actor’s character, Brian O’Conner, for Universal’s next “Fast and Furious” movie.
‘Hawaii Five-O’ Movie in the Works From ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Director Destin Daniel Cretton
Varietyby Rebecca Rubin·10 Sept 2026
A movie version of the police procedural “Hawaii Five-O” is in the works at Paramount. Destin Daniel Cretton, whose summer blockbuster “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” has remained a box office...
Andrew Scott to Receive Mill Valley Film Festival’s Acting Award for ‘Elsinore’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Angelique Jackson·10 Sept 2026
Andrew Scott will receive the Mill Valley Film Festival‘s Acting Award for his latest performance in “Elsinore.” Scott stars in the Focus Features film portraying Ian Charleson in his celebrated...
Gaza Doc ‘NAZA,’ From ‘No Other Land’ Directors, Earns Record-Breaking 24.5-Minute Venice Ovation as Producer Jonathan Glazer Leads Applause
Varietyby Nvivarelli·10 Sept 2026
“NAZA,” the new documentary from Israeli “No Other Land” directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, earned a massive 24.5-minute ovation at its Venice Film Festival premiere on Thursday.
‘Naza’ Review: Two of the ‘No Other Land’ Filmmakers Deliver a More Devastating Exposé of Israeli Genocidal Policy, This Time in Gaza
Varietyby Guy Lodge·10 Sept 2026
The irksome controversy over “No Other Land” upon winning both the Berlinale Documentary prize and the Academy Award was never really about the film.
Sue Naegle & Ali Krug’s Dinner Party Productions Sets Overall Deal at 20th Television
Varietyby Joseph Otterson·10 Sept 2026
Dinner Party Productions, the company founded by Sue Naegle and Ali Krug, has signed a multi-year overall deal at 20th Television, Variety has learned.
How ‘GTA 6,’ Return of BlizzCon and a Very Packed Fall Release Slate Are Revving Up Video Game Industry’s Optimism
Varietyby Jennifer Maas·10 Sept 2026
After suffering through a post-pandemic downturn, the gaming industry is readying an onslaught of fall releases in the hopes of turning the sector back toward growth.
32 Flavors Hires Michael Beck as Senior VP of Programming, Promotes Jessica Snavely to Senior VP of Production & Operations (EXCLUSIVE)
Varietyby Joseph Otterson·10 Sept 2026
Unscripted powerhouse 32 Flavors has made two key executive moves. Variety has learned exclusively that the company has named Michael Beck senior vice president of programming, while Jessica...
‘The Office’ and ‘King of the Hill’ Producer Greg Daniels on Opening Doors For a Whole Generation of Writers
Varietyby Varietyschneider·10 Sept 2026
When Greg Daniels wants to be friends with you, he won’t invite you to grab a drink at a local bar. He’ll ask you if you want to write comedy.
Sabrina Ionescu Expands Away Partnership With New Travel Collection, Featuring Limited-Edition Colorways and Signed Luggage Tags
Varietyby Atingley4·10 Sept 2026
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Sabrina Ionescu is hitting the road with Away.
Music Industry Moves: Brian Eno Relaunches Opal Records; Columbia Records Names Corey ‘C-Notes’ Calder SVP
Varietyby Jem Aswad·10 Sept 2026
Opal Records, the label founded by the legendary musician-producer Brian Eno in 1988, is returning after more than three decades.
As ‘American Dad’ Hits Episode 400, Producers Are Amazed at Its Longevity: ‘This Show Really Doesn’t Want to Die’
Varietyby Varietyschneider·10 Sept 2026
“American Dad” just might be the luckiest show on television. The animated series, which celebrates its 400th episode on Sept.
How Fandom’s New CEO Is Opening a ‘Much Simpler Front Door’ for General Consumers Without Removing ‘Depth of Nerddom’ From Platform
Varietyby Jennifer Maas·10 Sept 2026
Whether it was a conscious choice or not, chances are high that if you’ve run an online query about a TV show, movie, book or video game the answer you received came courtesy of Fandom.
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