“Dig,” the upcoming Peacock comedy starring Amy Poehler, has added a handful of actors to its ensemble. Jason Mantzoukas, Brennan Lee Mulligan and Noma Dumezweni have landed recurring roles in the series, while Max Greenfield and Dan Bucatinsky will guest star.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
On his campaign website, Xavier Becerra has a page devoted to Hollywood. The 1,600-word policy statement is long on platitudes — “California Is the Home of Film and TV and We Intend to Keep It That Way” — but short on concrete promises.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
The professional dancer chats with THR about incorporating Ka’Chava into her health and wellness routine, what it’s like watching her younger sister thrive on ‘DWTS’ and her if she'd consider ever coming back to the reality show.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
On the one hand, it wouldn’t be very apt for a show about a scrappy citizen journalist in a small heartland city to become a massive hit. On the other, FX’s “The Lowdown” was one of the great TV debuts last year, a follow-up from “Reservation Dogs” showrunner Sterlin Harjo that upped the star power…SourceVarietyRead on Variety
The fashion retailer's five-episode micro-comedy series stars Adults' Jack Innanen and Welcome To Flatch 's Taylor Ortega.SourceThe A.V. ClubRead on The A.V. Club
The first official teaser for the fourth and final season of Yellowjackets hints at a rough homecoming for the plane-crash survivors.SourceThe A.V. ClubRead on The A.V. Club
After buying Brad Pitt’s Plan B Entertainment in 2022 and Peter Chernin’s North Road earlier this year, Mediawan has enlisted another major Hollywood player, Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine.SourceVarietyRead on Variety
Austin Abrams gets gobbled up by a whale in Whalefall, but the constant flashbacks to family drama undermines the gross survival story.SourceThe A.V. ClubRead on The A.V. Club
Brian Duffield delivers exceptional underwater body horror in a sincere adaptation of Daniel Kraus' novel that packs enough emotional baggage to nearly sink its ingenious premise.SourceIndieWireRead on IndieWire
The DOC NYC Short List is often predictive of December's eventual Oscar shortlist. Films that are also nominated for Best Feature at the Critics Choice Award Documentary Awards get a leg up for future non-fiction awards.SourceIndieWireRead on IndieWire
In front of an audience at Chapman University, Hollywood's newest A-lister — the star of a $750,000 film that grossed more than $500 million worldwide — reflects on her "whirlwind" journey to Oscar contention.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
