Peter Farrelly’s “I Play Rocky” has won the Audience Award in the Galas & Special Presentations category at the 2026 Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF).SourceVarietyRead on Variety
New details emerged late Monday about what allegedly occurred on board the flight and in the aftermath when Blair was detained at JFK and transported to a local hospital.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
Watch your back: Peacock has greenlit a new competition series, “Assassins,” based on the popular stealth game played among high school and college students.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
Mia Goth did not post a selfie of herself to Instagram wearing a shirt that read “MY EX IS MY BIGGEST FAN” just days after news broke about her filing for divorce from Shia LaBeouf — but she has slammed Meta for allowing the AI-altered image to circulate.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
Eldridge Industries and Penske Media have fired back after the Hollywood Foreign Press Association accused the new owners of fraudulently acquiring the awards show.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
The Emmy winner opens up about teaming up with Ben Affleck for the weighty Netflix crime thriller, returning to the land of ‘Imperfect Women’ — and what her career-defining role as Olivia Pope on ‘Scandal’ taught her about power.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
Reese Witherspoon, with the help of Mediawan Partners, is buying back her media company, Hello Sunshine, from Candle Media. Hello Sunshine co-founder Seth Rodsky will join the Board of the company alongside Witherspoon and representatives from Mediawan.SourcesVariety · The Hollywood ReporterRead on VarietyRead on The Hollywood Reporter
Parker Posey will star in the upcoming horror movie “Sleepover” from Blumhouse Atomic Monster and Universal Pictures, Variety can reveal exclusively. The film hits theaters on Oct.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
Dropout has ordered its first new original scripted live-action series since it became Dropout. The media company formerly known as CollegeHumor will launch a three-episode music video countdown spoof series titled “MP3″ on its comedy streaming service Dropout this November.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
