Omar Sy returns as Assane Diop for eight new episodes, premiering October 23 on Netflix, with a shocking twist suggesting he may not be the only Lupin out there. Netflix has released the trailer for Lupin Part 4, and it opens with a line designed to throw longtime fans for a loop: “We have a […]
Tessa Thompson Joins Mads Mikkelsen in Ramin Bahrani’s Death Row Drama ‘Last Meals’
Ramin Bahrani’s next film just got another notable addition. Tessa Thompson is set to co-star opposite Mads Mikkelsen in Last Meals, joining a cast that already features Boyd Holbrook and Michael Shannon as the project moves toward cameras rolling this fall. Mikkelsen leads as Walter Karat, once a chef at the White House, now relegated […]
Oprah Winfrey Is Bringing New Immersive Visual and Musical Show ‘Aha’ to Las Vegas Sphere
The two-hour live experience, blending music, storytelling, and Sphere’s cutting-edge technology, will run four performances over the weekend of April 2-4. Oprah Winfrey is heading to the Las Vegas Sphere with an entirely new kind of production. Titled Aha, the two-hour immersive show will run four times over one weekend, April 2 through 4, 2027, […]
Mojo Brookzz Sets Netflix Debut Special ‘I Know You Lying’ for October 6
The Chicago comic, actor, and Emmy winner is capping a breakout run with his first global stand-up special, filmed at Atlanta’s Center Stage Theatre. Chicago’s own Dyon “Mojo” Brooks, better known to fans as Mojo Brookzz, is officially getting his Netflix moment. I Know You Lying, his debut comedy special, premieres globally on the streamer […]
‘Crystal Lake’ Trailer Drops, Giving First Deep Look at Pamela Voorhees’s Origin Story
The full trailer for Peacock’s “Friday the 13th” prequel series arrived Sunday, teasing Pamela’s unraveling grief ahead of the show’s October 15 premiere. The full trailer for Crystal Lake, Peacock’s Friday the 13th prequel series, dropped Sunday, offering the deepest look yet at Pamela Voorhees’s descent into grief and violence before she became the franchise’s […]
‘Moonlight’ 10th Anniversary Re-Release Will Feature New 4K Remaster and Exclusive Conversation With Barry Jenkins, Mahershala Ali and Nicholas Britell
Moonlight, the 2017 Best Picture Oscar winner, is heading back to theaters for a tenth anniversary re-release from A24 on October 2, in a new 4K remastered cut. Tickets for the re-release are on sale now. Director and co-writer Barry Jenkins announced the news at a special Telluride Film Festival screening of the film. Moonlight […]
Peacock Cancels ‘M.I.A.’ After One Season, Leaving Major Cliffhanger Unresolved
The Miami-set crime drama from “Ozark” co-creator Bill Dubuque will not return for a second season despite generating early buzz. Peacock has canceled the crime drama “M.I.A.” after just one season, the streamer confirmed. The series, created, written, and executive produced by Bill Dubuque, premiered May 7 with all nine hour-long episodes released at once. […]
On ‘The View,’ Sunny Hostin Defends AI Partnership as a Path Around Hollywood’s Gatekeeping
The talk show host argues generative AI can help get Black and Brown stories to screen after years of being shut out by traditional studios. Sunny Hostin is standing by her decision to license her name and likeness to AI startup Fountain 0, a partnership first reported by Variety in late August, arguing the technology […]
NBC Drops Official “One Chicago” Trailer Ahead of October 7 Premieres
The new preview teases high-stakes drama and unresolved cliffhangers across “Chicago Med,” “Chicago Fire,” and “Chicago P.D.” NBC has released the official trailer for the return of its “One Chicago” franchise, giving fans their first extended look at what’s ahead for “Chicago Med,” “Chicago Fire,” and “Chicago P.D.” as all three shows prepare to premiere […]
Mahershala Ali, Niecy Nash-Betts, Miles Caton and More Join 2026 CultureCon Lineup
The annual festival returns to Brooklyn’s Duggal Greenhouse October 3 and 4 with a “Museum of Us” theme and an expanded lineup of speakers and programming. CultureCon is coming back to New York next month, and organizers say it will be bigger than ever. The festival returns to the Duggal Greenhouse in the Brooklyn Navy […]









