Renate Reinsve on Fjord: the 12-minute scene that changed her approach to Lisbet
The actor says Cristian Mungiu’s repeated takes pushed her to rethink how she played Lisbet. She also researched Pentecostal practices to understand the character.
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Laura Owens gets 30 days in jail in Clayton Echard pregnancy fraud case
The former Bachelor star urged a prison sentence, but an Arizona judge ordered jail time followed by seven years of probation.
Nick Reiner’s trust fight heads to mediation as lawyers seek jail commissary funds
Lawyers set a December mediation date in the Los Angeles trust dispute. A separate request for money for Reiner’s jail commissary account awaits a reported ruling.
Why Ryan Gosling’s Dead Man’s Bones is back in the spotlight after 17 years
Ryan Gosling and Zach Shields have teased new Dead Man’s Bones music for October 27, their first since the duo’s 2009 debut album.
Meghan Markle speaks out as Philippine authorities investigate allegations against her father
Philippine authorities are investigating allegations concerning Thomas Markle Sr. Meghan says she heard related claims in 2018; he denies the accusations.
The Gentlemen starts Season 3 production with Orlando Bloom, Robert Carlyle and Elijah Wood
The Netflix series is filming in the U.K. and Morocco. Theo James and Kaya Scodelario return alongside eight newly named cast members.
Peter Chan rejects AI-generated content but sees a future for feature films
At a Singapore festival conversation, the filmmaker drew a line between using AI as a production tool and generating a film’s content with it, while defending the two-hour feature.
Why Scrooge is on Venmo: ‘Ebenezer’ promotion raises questions about payments
The account for Johnny Depp’s upcoming Scrooge film invites money requests, but Variety found those requests failed while payments appeared in its public feed.
Raye wins the Mercury Prize and says she feels ‘seriously seen’
Raye’s second album, This Music May Contain Hope, won the 2026 Mercury Prize. She called the award the best birthday present she could have asked for.
Chris Jericho will play Gorgeous George in Muhammad Ali series The Greatest
Deadline reports that the wrestler will portray a showman who influenced Ali, with Jericho first appearing in the Prime Video series’ fourth episode.
Carrie tops streaming chart in its debut week as Prime Video renews the series
The Stephen King adaptation drew 1.26 billion minutes of U.S. TV viewing in Nielsen’s Oct. 5–11 chart, The Hollywood Reporter reported.
Ellen Burstyn discusses poetry audiobook’s Grammy prospects and another Exorcist film
The actor says her granddaughter urged her to pursue the Grammy that would complete an EGOT, while she questions the need for another Exorcist film.
Charli xcx’s Scorsese cameo: what’s known about What Happens at Night
Variety reports that Charli xcx has a cameo in Martin Scorsese’s upcoming film with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence. Her role remains under wraps.
Mike Flanagan and Lucia Aniello join DGA mentorship class: who is paired with whom
The Directors Guild of America’s Women’s Steering Committee has named its seventh WSC Squad class. Variety reports 12 mentor–mentee pairs, including Boots Riley, Karyn Kusama...
Kelly Reilly says Dutton Ranch season two will begin filming in early 2027
The actor gave the filming timetable at Paramount’s U.K. upfront in London, where she also discussed the series’ audience response.
John Mayer signs with Mercury and launches Sob Rock Records ahead of new single
Mayer’s new label partners with Mercury Records as he prepares to release “Tom and Jerry,” his first solo single since 2021.
Tom Hanks and Kelli O’Hara set for Broadway run of This World of Tomorrow
The play, written by Hanks and James Glossman, is planned for a limited fall 2027 engagement directed by Kenny Leon after a run at The Shed.
Eminem’s former engineer pleaded guilty over unreleased music. What happens next?
Joseph Strange pleaded guilty to criminal copyright infringement in Michigan. Federal prosecutors say files linked to the case were accessed more than eight million times.
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