Netflix Dates 42 Films For The Fall: ‘Power Of The Dog,’ Adam McKay’s ‘Don’t Look Up’ & More

at the VMAs 2021: Lil Nas X’s “Montero (Call Me By Your Name)” and Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP.” Host Doja Cat — no stranger to controversy herself — will help crown the winner among these cultural lightning rods at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center.Lil Nas X, Cardi and Megan are following a long line of artists whose music videos have battled the censors, inflamed critics and have even been banished from the airwaves. Here, 10 of the wildest videos that had jaws dropping and tongues

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Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeAdd ABC to the list of brands that have ditched their 3D identities and returned to a traditional flat graphic logo. (Think Pizza Hut, Subway and Burger King, all of which recently reverted to simple logos that are a bit more minimalist and avoid extra flourishes or textures.)The network worked with branding agency Trollbäck to come up with the refresh, which launched on-air during the “Bachelorette” finale Aug.

“Don’t Look Up,” which released a new trailer on Wednesday, reportedly cost a combined $55 million.DiCaprio, 46, earned a $30 million salary, Variety reported, while Lawrence, 31, received a reported $25 million payday for the dark comedy film.The two Oscar winners lead Adam McKay’s newest Netflix film alongside an A-list cast.

Don't Look Up—starring Jennifer Lawrence and directed by Adam McKay—finally has a trailer. And it's star-studded. Yes, is back on the big screen after two years…as a redhead with blunt bangs, no less.

From “Anchorman” to “The Big Short,” director Adam McKay loves to make incisive comedies that boast big ensemble casts.

On paper, Adam McKay’s upcoming Netflix film, “Don’t Look Up,” has a pretty simple premise. Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio star as two scientists, Kate Dibiasky and Dr.

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EXCLUSIVE: The fight against Rome continues. Good news for Barbarians fans, cameras are now rolling on the second season of the historical action show, which is Netflix’s most successful German series.

Co-stars Kirsten Dunst and Benedict Cumberbatch pose for photos together at the photo call for The Power of Dog on Thursday (September 2) in Venice, Italy.

How do past romances influence our future? Netflix’s new film “Sounds Like Love” brings its lead character Maca face-to-face with an unresolved heartache. In the process, she comes to terms with painful emotions and the surrounding parts of her life, which still seem off course.

Jonah Hill sat down with director Adam McKay for an interview for GQ magazine.

“21 Jump Street” star Jonah Hill is on the cover of GQ Style and has a conversation with “The Big Short” director Adam McKay.

is moving forward with production following executive producer Mike Richards stepping down as host on Friday, less than a month after he was announced as the late Alex Trebek's successor.Richards stepped down after receiving backlash for sexist comments he made in the past, as well as taking on the hosting gig given that he's already executive producer of the show. He resigned as host on Friday, and said that moving forward as host would be too much of a distraction for fans.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterNetflix has announced release dates for its entire fall and winter film slate, a list of buzzy films that includes “Don’t Look Up,” a dark comedy starring Jennifer Lawrence and Leonardo DiCaprio and directed by Adam McKay; Jane Campion’s drama “The Power of the Dog” with Benedict Cumberbatch, Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons; and Rebecca Hall’s directorial debut “Passing.”Those titles, along with Idris Elba’s Western “The Harder They Fall”; “The Starling,

Netflix has dated its fall schedule of film releases, narrative and documentary. The service that promised a new movie each week has a whopping 43 films coming in the final four months of 2021.

I think it’s time to blow this scene. Get everybody and their stuff together. OK, three, two, one let’s jam.

Adam McKay’s upcoming (and still untitled) series about the 1980s-era Los Angeles Lakers has added two more key characters to its expansive roster: Larry Bird and Nike founder Phil Knight.Sean Patrick Small will star as Bird, the Boston Celtics legend, whose memorable rivalry with Magic Johnson defined the NBA during that decade.