HBO THE PERFORMER | Marisa Abela THE SHOW | “Industry” THE EPISODE | “Both, And” (March 1, 2026) THE PERFORMANCE | The gradual evolution of Yasmin Kara-Harani across four seasons of HBO’s high-finance drama has been fascinating to watch. She was a wide-eyed young equities trader when … Read more
Ethan Miller/Getty Images Although Jason Sudeikis has never officially suited up as one of the major superheroes or villains from Marvel and DC Comics in live-action form (with the minor exception being a “Fake Batman” in the abysmal anthology film, “Movie 43”), he had a voice role … Read more
A group of UK-based financiers touched down this week at Glasgow Film Festival’s Industry Focus strand where they weighed in on the state of indie film financing and, while they admitted the industry was still in a bit of a correctional period, the overall message for the future of the indie sector is a positive … Read more
Rosalind O’Connor/NBC Every day, TVLine’s What to Watch column spotlights new and returning English-language shows (and select movies) premiering or airing fresh episodes across broadcast, cable and streaming — organized below by release time and alphabetically within each slot. On TV this Saturday: Ryan Gosling returns to … Read more
SPOILER ALERT: This post contains spoilers for The Last Thing He Told Me Season 3 Episode 3. The third episode of Season 2 of The Last Thing He Told Me, titled “Reunion” provides multiple opportunities for the word to apply, the first being Hannah reconnecting with her mother, Carol (played by Rita Wilson). After fleeing … Read more
In the end, the Banijay–All3Media mega-merger felt far more like a coming together of France’s biggest production group and Jeff Zucker‘s RedBird IMI. “You can have my house and we will give you hundreds of millions to own the street together,” is the way one informed source characterized the financial pact between Stéphane Courbit’s European … Read more
The WGA Awards have become somewhat of a bright spot for film and TV scribes in the past several years amid turbulent moments in Hollywood — one carefree night to celebrate their accomplishments rather than lament the plight of many in their ranks. That is, until this year, as the award show arrives with its … Read more
With negotiations a week away for its new contract with the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers, the Writers Guild of America has released its pattern of demands. On Friday, the WGA detailed multiple objectives for its upcoming minimum basic agreement with the AMPTP, which was approved by 97.4% of voting guild members, including … Read more
Jeremy Larner, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of The Candidate (1972), has died. He was 88. The writer’s son Jesse Larner told The New York Times that his father died on Feb. 24 in a nursing facility in Oakland, California. Although he was diagnosed with lymphoma in January and had Parkinson’s disease since 2013, a specific cause … Read more
As Pixar celebrates its best opening for an original animation title since 2017’s Coco with Hoppers this weekend ($40M current forecast in U.S./Canada), there’s a bunch of buzz coming out of the Emeryville, CA studio. Specifically, there’s a Monsters Inc. 3 in early works, as well as the studio’s first ever musical from Turning Red … Read more