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Antonio Ferme editorWhile the original “Gossip Girl” series didn’t expose Dan Humphrey (Penn Badgley) as the secret Gossip Girl until the series finale, HBO Max’s new incarnation reveals in the first episode that a group of teachers are behind a Gossip Girl Instagram account that spies on students to spill their secrets.In an interview with Variety‘s senior culture and events editor Marc Malkin, the producers of the reboot series were asked how they avoided making these teachers come off as

Antonio Ferme editorEmma Stone wasn’t shocked by how dark Cruella de Vil’s backstory is in Disney’s new live-action “Cruella.”“Surprise is hard when you’ve been attached to the movie for four years and you’ve seen many different incarnations of the script,” Stone told Variety‘s senior culture and events editor Marc Malkin while she promoted the film with co-star Emma Thompson.

Emma Stone and the cast of “Cruella” were interviewed by Variety’s senior culture and events editor Marc Malkin, who asked which other Disney villains they thought were deserving of a similar origin story.

Emma Stone and the cast of “Cruella” were interviewed by Variety’s senior culture and events editor Marc Malkin, who asked which other Disney villains were deserving of a similar origin story.

Antonio Ferme editorDisney’s new “Cruella” tells the origin story of the iconic villain Cruella de Vil.

Haley Bosselman editorShowstopper Lil Nas X turned eyes on the iHeart Radio Red Awards red carpet in an iridescent suit and platform white boots — another bold fashion statement for the singer who is fresh off a buzzy “Saturday Night Live” performance that culminated in the splitting of his pants.He took a moment to address the wardrobe malfunction with Variety‘s Marc Malkin.“I was quite terrified, but I was like, ‘The show must go on… I hope my goodies aren’t on TV right now,'” he

Antonio Ferme editorWhen Hulu released the first look at Lily James and Sebastian Stan as Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee for the upcoming series “Pam and Tommy,” the internet praised both of the actors’ shocking transformations.While speaking with Variety‘s Marc Malkin on Sunday at the 2021 MTV Movie and TV Awards, Stan’s “Falcon and the Winter Soldier” co-star Anthony Mackie said he was “horrified” when his Marvel co-star first shared his transformation pic.“He sent me a video on set and a few

Pat Saperstein Deputy EditorVariety took home 20 top honors at Friday’s National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards, including the wins for best entertainment website, podcast host for Marc Malkin, best headline and music feature.The virtual ceremony was hosted by comedian Alonzo Bodden.

Tyler Posey is opening up.

Salma Hayek shared some info about her upcoming role in Marvel’s anticipated “The Eternals” in an expansive new interview with the new Variety podcast “Just for Variety”.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterVariety has launched the “Just for Variety” podcast, a companion to the weekly magazine column of the same name.The rebrand of the podcast previously titled “The Big Ticket” comes on the heels of the revival of the legendary column that ran for 60 years in the pages of Daily Variety.

Regé-Jean Page, who plays the Duke of Hastings on the new Netflix series Bridgerton, is opening up about the show’s comparisons to Fifty Shades of Grey because of some steamy scenes.

Variety Staff Follow Us on Twitter“Just for Variety” is back.Variety’s signature column, which first appeared in Daily Variety 75 years ago and ran until 2005, is returning as a weekly print and digital franchise starting on Dec. 2.

Natalie Oganesyan editorIn its sixth year and first-ever virtual format, the Television Humanitarian Awards, presented by The Creative Coalition, honored television industry figures and 2020 Emmy Award nominees who engage in advocacy work.

Janet W. Lee Variety‘s senior lifestyle editor Marc Malkin will moderate Toronto International Film Festival conversation called “Money Talks Bullsh*t Walks.”Organized by TIFF and Breaking Through The Lens, the industry panel will feature female and non-binary trailblazers discussing financing as a tool to provide gender inclusive opportunities in the entertainment industry.

Aidy Bryant has been a cast member on “Saturday Night Live” since 2012, and she addresses her future with the show in a new interview with Variety‘s “The Big Ticket” podcast with Marc Malkin.

Rose Byrne has been having quite the party in quarantine.

Liza Minnelli has zero interest in seeing “Judy,” the Renée Zellweger-starring biopic about her late mother, legend Judy Garland.