The Daily Roundup
‘Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Season 3 Premiere Date Announced — Plus: Watch the Globe-Trotting Trailer
Here’s some marvelous news to kick off your week: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel will be back in less than four (ugh) months! Amazon announced Monday that the Emmy winning comedy’s third season will drop on Dec. 6. The streamer also released the first Season 3 teaser... READ
Rise of the Kid Producer: How Young Actors Are Making Big Career Moves
From ‘Black-ish’ star Marsai Martin’s first-look deal at Universal to Millie Bobby Brown’s detective feature at Legendary, child stars “aren’t just waiting for the phone to ring for another acting job.” Nail-biting parents are routinely seen on... READ
Why Jake Gyllenhaal Is His “Best Self” in the Theater
Looking for the best possible version of Jake Gyllenhaal? You’ll find it onstage, according to the actor himself. “I am my best self when I’m working in the theater,” Gyllenhaal said on the latest episode Stagecraft, Variety’s theater podcast, on which he appeared... READ
2019 Emmy Nominations Complete List: All The Nominees For The 71st Emmy Awards
The 2019 Emmy nominations were announced today, Tuesday, July 16 at 8:30 a.m. PT / 11:30 a.m. Read More READ
YouTube Lets Creators Add Higher-Priced Membership Tiers, Paid ‘Super Stickers’
YouTube is expanding monetization features for its creator base beyond ad revenue — to allow higher-priced channel subscriptions, animated Super Stickers in chat and more merchandise partners. Read... READ
If One Thing In Hollywood Could Change, What Should It Be?
An informal survey of industry professionals reveals unexpected results, writes Hollywood Reporter executive editor Stephen Galloway. Read... READ
New York State Breaks Ground with New Entertainment Diversity Training Fund
With film and TV production booming in New York, the state has implemented a diversity job training development fund aimed at the entertainment industry. Read... READ
Meet Zhao Shuzhen, the Breakout Star of ‘The Farewell’
One of the biggest breakthrough performances of the year comes in an unexpected package; the Sundance Film Festival favorite The Farewell introduces audiences to 75-year-old Chinese actress Zhao Shuzhen in her dazzling American film debut. Read... READ