Streaming Ratings: ‘La Brea’ Gets a Netflix Bump to the Top of the Charts
Former NBC series ‘La Brea’ rose to the top of the Nielsen streaming charts in early May, and ‘The Boys’ was the top original show.
‘Carolina Caroline’ Star Kyle Gallner Has Been Leading Acclaimed Indies for Years. When Will the Major Studios Follow Suit?
‘Strange Darling’ standout Kyle Gallner admits that getting cast remains challenging.
Ted Danson Apologizes for Blackface at 1993 Whoopi Goldberg Roast: “So Stupid and Entitled”
Ted Danson apologizes and explains why he did a blackface routine at a 1993 Friars Club roast of Whoopi Goldberg.
Sadie Sink to Star in ‘The Marriage Plot’ Limited Series at FX
‘Stranger Things’ alum Sadie Sink will star in an FX limited series based on Jeffrey Eugenides’ novel ‘The Marriage Plot.’
The Broadway Tax Credit Has Returned, For Now
The Broadway tax credit has been revived as part of the state budget after running out of funds earlier this year, but the program has pushback.
The First ‘Masters of the Universe’ Muscled Into Theaters in 1987
Dolph Lundgren brought Mattel’s He-Man action figure to life, but the 1987 Masters of the Universe movie flopped at the box office before the reboot.
Constance Zimmer on ‘Love Story,’ Personal Grief and Why Hollywood Needs More Women Over 50
Constance Zimmer talks with THR about ‘Love Story,’ the finale, losing her mom and Hollywood’s need for more roles for women over 50.
No Superheroes? No Problem. Inside the Making of ‘Wonder Man’
THR goes behind the scenes of Marvel’s ‘Wonder Man,’ starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley.
Netflix Renews ‘Devil May Cry’ for Final Season
Netflix has renewed its ‘Devil May Cry’ series adaptation for a third and final season.
A Wheelchair User Directed the Film He Always Wanted to See: ‘Stand Up’
In a Tribeca 2026 interview, film director Mari Sanders discusses debut film ‘Stand Up,’ disability as an artistic goldmine, casting wheelchair users.