Fernando Tatis Jr. is a bust. OK, before you get your briefs in some kind of fancy nautical knot, let me say he is not a ...

The filmmaker behind "Once," "Sing Street," and "Begin Again" excels at blending music and movies. For his latest, "Power Ballad," he tells IndieWire about a truly collaborative process, with an ...

Folk rock broke out in the 1960s, and some songs slipped under the radar, taking years to become popular thanks to younger ...

But I think I gave them the most Tom Buchanan version of Gatsby they’d ever seen.” Leaning heavily into the emotional damage ...

"Driver's Seat" by Sniff 'n' the Tears was inspired by personal heartbreak and went on to become the band’s biggest and most enduring hit.

Anything Klasky Csupo-created pretty much screams ‘90s, but these animated monsters could’ve only gotten their own show during this period of experimental animation. The series explores the secret ...

Paramount’s upheaval at the top continues to impact the company’s subsidiaries, and Nickelodeon’s animation division, which recently saw the departure of Rasmey Naito, has a new boss in longtime ...

Nickelodeon Animation is not standing on its own anymore. Paramount has folded the studio into CBS Studios, turning it into a label inside a much larger content system. At the same time, the company ...

Alec Botnick has been named president of Nickelodeon Animation Studios, according to a memo obtained by Variety from Paramount’s Chair of TV Media George Cheeks. A longtime CBS exec, Botnick will lead ...

The integration of CBS and Paramount cable assets under George Cheeks, Chair of TV Media, continues. After BET Studios in December became a label of CBS Studios, the same is now being done with ...

The executive will also keep his role as head of comedy development, animation and alternative for CBS Studios. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor Paramount has looked within for its next head ...

Ross Bonaime is the Senior Film Editor at Collider. He is a Virginia-based critic, writer, and editor who has written about all forms of entertainment for Paste Magazine, Brightest Young Things, ...