‘Far Cry’ executive producer leaves Ubisoft after 10 years

Selome Hailu editorLana Cho, a writer and producer whose credits include “I Know What You Did Last Summer” for Amazon Prime Video and the upcoming “American Seoul” for Hulu, has signed a multi-year overall deal at 20th Television.Cho will create her own comedies and dramas for all platforms while supervising series from other writers. As her first project, she will co-executive produce “American Born Chinese” for Disney Plus.

A Scots baker whose ADHD was misdiagnosed as depression and anxiety for more than a decade has opened up in a bid to raise awareness.

Tilly Ramsay could be the next celebrity to leave Strictly Come Dancing, if she dances off against Dan Walker a professional dancer has warned.

Coronation Street fans were stunned when dependable Roy Cropper walked out on his niece Nina Lucas in heartbreaking scenes.

He was once one of the UK's biggest soap stars - playing EastEnders heartthrob Simon Wicks on the BBC soap in the 1980’s before moving onto ITV’s Heartbeat. But 31 years after his time in soapland, actor Nick Berry is looking unrecognisable.The actor played the hugely popular character Wicky in the long-running BBC soap from 1985 to 1990.

BUFF Awards Honor Menelik Shabazz

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-winning Nomadland director Chloé Zhao will help bring the overlooked tragedy of Vincent Chin’s murder and the subsequent civil rights case to TV as she boards Participant’s limited scripted series as an executive producer.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterNonbinary star and producer Jesse James Keitel has joined an upcoming docuseries highlighting trans entrepreneurs.Titled “T-Town,” the series explores the historically underrepresented lives of dynamic trans entrepreneurs who are launching their own businesses, building up communities, and empowering a new generation to live their truth.Currently seeking distribution, the project was developed by Colby Gaines, Craig Bland and Tom Greenhut, who will also serve as

J. Kim Murphy administratorHBO has acquired the rights to “Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off,” a feature documentary about the skateboarding legend.

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Selome Hailu editorJulie Bowen, the actor who starred as Claire Dunphy in “Modern Family,” has signed a first-look deal with Universal Television for her production company Bowen & Sons.

Naman Ramachandran “The Crown” actor Derek Jacobi has boarded David Bartlett’s short film “Mousie” as executive producer, Variety can exclusively reveal. The film, which is produced by Will Poole (“Waffle the Wonder Dog”), tells the story of a seven-year-old Roma girl who seeks sanctuary from the Nazis in a decaying Weimar Cabaret Club.“’Mousie’ is such a beautiful film – original, heartbreaking, yet also uplifting,” says Jacobi, who played the Duke of Windsor in Netflix’s royal series.

Ellen DeGeneres loves to scare Sarah Paulson on her show but she insists that’s not going to happen Tuesday.

A new Alanis Morissette-inspired sitcom is in the works at ABC.