Andrew Wallenstein

"The Challenge" and "Below Deck" aren't mere TV shows; they're practically the unscripted-TV version of cinematic universes, spanning multiple series that run for many years.

The first-ever scripted dramatization of the Oct. 7 tragedy got a U.S. preview screening at the second annual Scripted Israel event in Los Angeles.

To see the future of immersive media today, get to know the business of Cosm with its CEO, Jeb Terry.

The Young Turks CEO Cenk Uygur talks political news strategy.

Riot Games' Hollywood ambitions were stymied by inexperience after the success of Netflix's 'Arcane,' which cost $250M over 18 episodes.

A new Altman Solon survey shows the paradox between soaring fees for televised sports and younger viewers opting for highlight clips online

Looking back at the Sony hack 10 years later and why Variety decided to publish the contents of the leak.

A clear-eyed look at entertainment in the broader context of the attention economy — and the growth of new options for mindshare

The media sector forgets that January always brings speculation about M&A frenzies, but there is plenty of reason for skepticism about consolidation.

Insights on how the tragic fires ravaging the heart of the entertainment industry alters the outlook for Hollywood long-form content output.