If there is anything that pops out immediately from Tuesday’s list of Emmy nominations, it is the unquestionable success of name recognition and big-money campaigns.
The Harvey Weinstein documentary Untouchable, which premiered at Sundance earlier this year, will have its Hulu debut on Monday, Sept. 2.
A scathing look at how Weinstein built a powerful and intimidating empire in the context of the allegations of rape he now faces, the film explores the method and the collateral…
Winter is still coming to Hall H at Comic-Con, but some Westeros citizens will no longer be able to attend the panel which is set for Friday at 5:30 PM PT.
The official Game of Thrones Twitter account revealed Wednesday that showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have dropped out of the San Diego confab, which kicks…
President Donald Trump isn’t going to let the outrage about his “go back” tweets stop him from continuing his attack on The Squad.
Speaking at a rally in Greenville, NC tonight, Trump once again attacked the four Congresswomen of the Squad (a name they gave themselves), slamming Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar, Rep. Rashida…
It’s not one fine day for Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. The hit show’s producers said it will end its nearly six-year Broadway run on October 27.
Based on the songs of its titular pop legend and her inner circle, Beautiful earned seven Tony nominations in 2014 and won a pair, including one for lead actress…
Voltage Pictures has promoted Narine Garibyan to Creative Executive, where she will work on developing and producing the company’s film slate alongside Head of Acquisitions Babacar Diene and in-house producer Marc Hofstatter.
Garibyan, who joined Voltage in 2017, recently was an associate producer on Netflix’s Ted…
Former talk show host Jon Stewart said Sen. Rand Paul was engaging in "fiscal responsibility virtue signaling" by holding up approval on the refunding of the 9/11 victims compensation fund.
Paul today was a key vote in blocking Senate approval of the legislation, which would extend funding for the September 11th…
There will be no third season for Spike Lee’s She’s Gotta Have It. Netflix has opted not to renew the series based on Lee’s first movie for a third go-round.
“Spike Lee is one of the greatest filmmakers of all time and we're thrilled he brought the series She's Gotta Have It (1986, based on his first feature film) to…
In a video conference call to discuss Netflix’s decidedly mixed second-quarter results, Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos hit on several hot topics, including viewership data, film talent deals and HBO’s record-setting Emmy haul.
Appearing alongside CEO Reed Hastings other members of the streaming giant’s management…
Stewart Talent has added two new agents in its Los Angeles office, as Ellen Drantch-Billet and Daniel Ortega have joined the theatrical department.
Drantch-Billet, a 30-year veteran, has worked on both the management and agency side. Working at ICM, CNA and most recently Media Artists Group, Drantch-Billet…
Acclaimed comic book and television writer Ed Brubaker(Velvet, Criminal, Incognito, Fatale, The Fade Out) has signed a multi-year overall deal with Legendary Television Studios. Under the pact, Brubaker will adapt as well as collaborate with fellow television creators in the adaptation of some of his most iconic…
EXCLUSIVE: SAG-AFTRA presidential candidate Jane Austin, who's currently the guild's national secretary-treasurer, has a plan to fix the union. She tells Deadline that SAG-AFTRA "has lost its way in its core mission – to serve and protect the needs of the entire membership, all 25 locals, all categories, so they can…
EXCLUSIVE: Most times Deadline has done in-depth interviews with Quentin Tarantino, the occasion has been a hot-button moment that begged for clarity. Like the time he (temporarily) scrapped The Hateful Eight out of frustration that a rep among the small handful of actors he showed the script leaked that first draft…
