Russell Hollander Re-Upped As DGA National Executive Director Through 2026

Wyatt Russell and Meredith Hagner! Hagner revealed on Thursday that she's given birth to their first child together, a baby boy whom they decided to name Buddy Prine Russell.The 33-year-old star shared pictures on Instagram from their photo shoot for the April issue of, in which she's still pregnant. She revealed that she gave birth to their son two weeks after the photos were taken.«VOGUE, BABY! And right after these photos we HAD A BABY, BABY!» she wrote.

Mubi, the arthouse streaming platform, and theatrical distributor has signed a deal for Céline Sciamma's Petite Maman, picking up all rights in the U.K., Ireland and Turkey for the new French-language drama from the director of Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Petite Maman premiered in competition at the 2021 Berlin International Film Festival last week.

Arthouse streamer and distributor Mubi has acquired all rights for Céline Sciamma’s well-received Berlin Film Festival title Petite Maman for the UK, Ireland and Turkey.

Toronto native Heather Russell took on quite the challenge during Sunday’s “American Idol” — she sang a Katy Perry song in front of Katy Perry.

Producers Guild of America national executive director Vance Van Petten is set to step down in mid-2021. Susan Sprung, who was promoted to national executive director alongside Van Petten in April 2019, will take over all national executive director duties when Van Petten exits after 21 years at the helm.

Jodie Foster accepted her Golden Globe on Sunday in comfort and with the people she loves the most.The actress won the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture for her role as Nancy Hollander in. The film is based on Mohamedou Ould Salahi's 2015 memoir,.

Leaders of the DGA, SAG-AFTRA and IATSE have sent a letter to congressional leaders urging them to work with President Joe Biden to pass the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act, saying that it will provide “much-needed relief for the current crisis and address long-standing vulnerabilities in our economy.”

Greece’s National Theater remanded in custody after he appeared before a public prosecutor for several hours to respond to child abuse allegations.Prominent Greek actor and director Dimitris Lignadis, 56, who denies the charges, was ordered held in jail in the early hours of Friday, defense lawyer Alexis Kougias said in a statement.Under Greek law, suspects are not identified unless exceptions are made to serve the public interest or they identify themselves.

Inside Out LGBTQ film festival has selected Lauren Howes (non-binary) as the new Executive Director for the organization. They take on the role which Andria Wilson stepped down from in September 2020. Howes’s role will take effect March 1.

Ray Donovan fans will, after all, get a satisfactory ending to their favorite Showtime series.

Neslihan Atagül Doğulu, the talented Turkish actress we met a few years ago in the hit ‘Kara Sevda’ (Eternal Love), who at 29 has become an on screen icon. That is why we share the story of this incredible artist in this latest edition of our digital cover.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentSince mid-January, Pelin Distas, Netflix’s director of original content for Turkey, has happily started going back to work in a physical office in Istanbul.

Russell Crowe is hitting the tennis courts!

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe Directors Guild of America has extended its contract with national executive director Russell Hollander through 2026, the guild announced on Monday.Hollander has helmed the organization since 2017, and he led negotiations on the renewal of its contract last year.

Naman Ramachandran Brett Hendrie will leave Canada’s Hot Docs, one of the leading documentary festivals in the world, after 20 years with the organization, the last eight as executive director.Hendrie is departing to take on a new role at University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management. He will leave after programming and logistics are finalized for the upcoming online festival, which takes place Apr.

Netflix has announced that Chris Smith, the director behind the popular Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened film, is turning his attentions to the college admissions scandal for his latest documentary.