Power of Women
Variety honors leaders making a difference in Hollywood
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Power of Women
Variety honors creative leaders Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, Oprah Winfrey, Ava DuVernay, Elizabeth Olsen and Malala Yousafzai for the 2022 Power of Women celebration.
TV
How Oprah Winfrey and Ava DuVernay Led a 'Radical Reimagining' of TV With OWN's 'Queen Sugar'
Oprah Winfrey and Ava DuVernay are two of the creative leaders honored for Variety’s 2022 Power of Women presented by Lifetime. For more, click here. Oprah Winfrey has spent most…
Digital
The Try Guys Sever Ties With Ned Fulmer
Popular comedy group The Try Guys have cut their ties with Ned Fulmer, one of the four founding members, who admitted that he had a “consensual” workplace affair. “Ned Fulmer is…
Film
How Elizabeth Olsen Struck Marvel Magic and Cemented Wanda as the MCU’s Most Powerful Character
Global
Malala Goes Hollywood: How the ‘Stranger Things’-Loving Activist Wants to Shake Up TV
Yousafzai may be a messenger of peace, globally recognized for her work campaigning for girls' education, but she's also lost a lot of sleep binge-watching "Stranger Things."
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Reviews
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‘Don’t Worry Darling’
Florence Pugh and Harry Styles star in Olivia Wilde's film, whose colorful nightmare vision of a retro cult community is better than its top-heavy conspiracy plot.
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‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’
Instead of two compelling characters, this true story gives us one lunkhead on a quixotic crusade.
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‘Meet Cute’
Director Alex Lehmann attempts a fresh spin on the "Groundhog Day" formula in "Meet Cute," as an obsessive young woman finds a way to keep redoing a first date until she gets it right.
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‘Ticket to Paradise’
Glossy visuals and the star power of Julia Roberts and George Clooney save the day in Ol Parker's 'Ticket to Paradise,' a slender piece of silliness set in Bali.
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‘Monster’
Netflix's "Monster," starring Evan Peters as Jeffrey Dahmer, is grim, unnecessary, and all too predictable from Ryan Murphy.
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‘Andor’
The "Rogue One" spinoff marks a huge, and hugely welcome, departure from Disney+'s typical "Star Wars" model.
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‘Reboot’
Hulu's new comedy about Hulu rebooting a sitcom hands weaker scripts to a stronger cast.
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‘Abbott Elementary’ Season 2
"Abbott Elementary" returns with a warm and melancholy look at the teaching life.
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Megan Thee Stallion’s ‘Traumazine’
Megan Thee Stallion's "Traumazine" goes lighter on her trademark sensuality and humor as it deals with well-known career and personal drama.
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Beyoncé's ‘Renaissance’
Six years after the release of "Lemonade," pop icon Beyoncé has come through again with the sticky, sweaty, hedonistic "Renaissance."
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Amanda Shires’ ‘Take It Like a Man’
Amanda Shires' seventh Americana-flavored album, "Take It Like a Man," is almost cocky in spinning strong songs out of personal uncertainty.
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Jack White’s ‘Entering Heaven Alive’
Jack White has released his second album in four months, a mostly acoustic collection that is as gentle as the last one was gonzo.
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‘The Devil Wears Prada’
"Devil Wears Prada," the Broadway-bound new musical, now premiering in Chicago, needs to take a cue from Miranda Priestly and get meaner.
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‘The Kite Runner’
Starring Amir Arison, this stage adaptation of Khaled Hosseini's novel is a heartbreaker -- but so uplifting, it's worth the pain.
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‘Jack Absolute Flies Again’
The National Theatre production of a new play by the writer of "One Man, Two Guvnors" proves comedy lightning does strike twice.
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‘Patriots’
Boris Berezovsky, Russian oligarch and Putin foe, is brought vividly to life by Tom Hollander in Peter Morgan's latest.
VIP+
How App Sensation BeReal Can Avoid Being a Passing Fad
Users are calling BeReal a breath of fresh air, but without a clear path for monetization, its future is in question
Awards
Emmy Awards 2022: The Complete Winners List
The 74th annual Emmy Awards are in the books following a tight three-hour telecast on NBC that saw several repeat winners, along with quite a few surprising upsets.
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The Magazine
Hillary and Chelsea Clinton on Their ‘Gutsy’ Star Turn, Fox News and Whether a Woman Can Be President
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Hillary and Chelsea Clinton on Their ‘Gutsy’ Star Turn, Fox News and Whether a Woman Can Be President
By Andrew Wallenstein
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Ana de Armas’ ‘Blonde’ Ambition: How She Channeled Marilyn Monroe’s Body and Soul for Netflix’s NC-17 Gamble
By Andrew Wallenstein
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Quinta Brunson on Winning Emmys With Sheryl Lee Ralph, Why ‘Abbott Elementary’ Wasn’t Ready to Be Named Best Comedy Yet and Changing the Stakes in Season 2
By Andrew Wallenstein
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Can Kelly Clarkson Save Daytime? The Host on Taking Over Ellen’s Spot, Touring Again and Broadway Dreams
By Andrew Wallenstein