[This story contains spoilers for the first three episodes of WandaVision.]

Marvel Studios appears to be courting the devil. While the studio

It was lucky for the filmmakers behind the self-financed “Malcolm & Marie” that they didn’t have a studio behind them, said Zendaya, the movie’s star and producer, because it took them two days of shooting to figure out what they were doing. After th

Movies and art are still the pillars for our survival during the COVID-19 pandemic. As one awards season is currently underway, we look ahead to films that shifted from their original dates, features coming soon to theaters and streaming, and films t

Frank Abney says the idea for his animated short feature and Oscar hopeful “Canvas” was born out of a need to make a film that was personal.

Six years ago, the animator, whose credits include Pixar titles “Soul,” “Coco,” “Toy Story 4” and “Incredibles

When composer Emile Mosseri and director Lee Isaac Chung began talking about the music for “Minari,” Chung’s reminiscence about his Korean family’s struggle to succeed at farming in Arkansas, they decided what the score shouldn’t be: overtly Korean o

If time is a flat circle, then it’s only fitting that a second under-the-radar Liam Neeson movie is ruling over the U.S. box office during the pandemic. Months after his action thriller “Honest Thief” led domestic charts, another Neeson (you guessed

Tom Holland (“Cherry”) and Daniel Kaluuya (“Judas and the Black Messiah”) sat down for a virtual chat for Variety‘s Actors on Actors, presented by Amazon Studios. For more, click here. 

In “Cherry,” Tom Holland transforms into a war veteran-turned-ban

Season two of hit Disney+ series The Manda

Warner Bros. has set a date for Wonka, an origin story focusing on the storied chocolate factory owner.

Wonka, which will hit theaters on March

THE SACRAMENTO FILM AWARDS ARE HERE!The 2020 Sacramento Film Awards is part of the California Film Foundation's Sacramento International Film Festival. As such, we honor filmmakers and professionals from our festival and the wider community. Of these

The 2020 Sacramento Film Awards is part of the California Film Foundation's Sacramento International Film Festival. As such, we honor filmmakers and professionals from our festival and the wider community.  Of these recognitions, the Vanguard Award

The group gave two awards each to 'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' and 'Da 5 Bloods.'

The New York Film Critics Circle has selected Kelly Reichardt's First Cow as its best picture of 2020.

The group gave two awards to Eliza Hittman's Never Rarely Somet

The studio’s decision to smash its theatrical windows for 2021 films could result in "high-quality" counterfeit versions of the titles "available on every pirate service in the world" the same day the features hit HBO Max.

The industry remains up in a

How do you choose the biggest movie misfires of the year? In a way, it’s easy. A movie that’s bad enough to earn a place on this scroll is, like a great movie, not one you really choose. It’s one that chooses you. It looks like a judgment, and a hars

A24’s “First Cow” was the big winner at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards, taking home best film. In predicting the Academy Awards, the top prize from NYFCC has an astounding correlation to the Oscars. Since 1935, the NYFCC winner for best film

The leaked audio has elicited conflicting opinions about the star's behavior.

The recent angry, curse-filled rant by Tom Cruise may have made international headlines eliciting conflicting opinions about his behavior, but late night talk show hosts in

Adam Mason's pandemic thriller, out now, was the first production to film in Los Angeles post-lockdown.

"There were questions of whether or not we could even have two actors in a shot together."

That's what writer-director Adam Mason faced in the days

A look back at pop culture's boldest breakthroughs of the past 12 months.

Doomscrolling? Not here. By this point in December, after the long and especially tortuous roller coaster that was 2020, there’s no need to recap any of the terrible, no good, v

The final report found only 48 percent of Hollywood workers see "people welcoming and valuing diverse backgrounds, experiences and perspectives often or very often."

In releasing the final report of The Hollywood Survey, the Hollywood Commission — cha