Matt Donnelly

Variety's Tenpercenteries column returns with a heightened focus on signings, deals and dish involving showbiz's top talent representation firms.

"Pet Shop Days," a sex-and-drugs romp from director Olmo Schnabel, gets its first trailer ahead of U.S. release.

The indie film market surrounding Sundance 2025 started slow, but a steady clip of deals brings hope to a challenged industry.

"Golden," a movie musical based on Pharrell Williams' childhood, will not see the light of day after filmmakers hit creative impasse.

Alex Russell's "Lurker," a dark Hollywood satire, has sold U.S. distribution rights to Mubi.

Strategy card game "Magic: The Gathering" will get big film and TV adaptations in a new partnership from Legendary Entertainment and Hasbro.

'In the Summers,' a festival darling and two-time Indie Spirit Award nominee, will stream on Hulu beginning Feb. 5.

The 2025 Sundance Film Festival winners included "Atropia" and "Twinless."

Leslye Headland is currently drafting and developing a film adaptation of “Cult of Love,” but won't be directing "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo."

Quentin Tarantino says he won't make another movie until his kids are old enough to make lifelong memories on his set.

After Participant Media had “Blknws: Terms & Conditions" pulled from the Sundance lineup, the indie film has a new financier.

Director Hailey Gates makes her feature debut with "Atropia," a wild satire based on a very real, insane military phenomenon.

Steve Mosko, a veteran film and TV executive, left his post as CEO of the cash-strapped Village Roadshow Entertainment Group.

Rebel Wilson's action comedy "Bride Hard" will see a wide theatrical release in 2025 thanks to Bob Yari's Magenta Light Studios.

Korean stars Moon Choi ('Okja') and Sukku Son ('Sense8') will topline the indie film 'Bedford Park,' from writer-director Stephanie Ahn.

Donatella Versace's fashion deal is under scrutiny in Hollywood.

An indie film from director Kahlil Joseph has been pulled from this week's Sundance Film Festival by its own financier, Participant Media.

The Kansas City Chiefs continue to dabble in original productions, now launching 'The Magic Number' with notable comic actors ahead of the playoffs.

The Hollywood-backed Entertainment Industry Foundation has activated a relief fund for first responders in the deadly Los Angeles fires.

Adrien Brody wins the Golden Globe for best actor in a drama.