Business
Data centre S-Reits report growth in latest results
THE rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has been a key theme for investors in recent years, and data centre (DC) assets are likely…
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Business
Marco Polo Marine CEO increases stake; ESR Reit buys back 5 million units
OVER the five trading sessions from Feb 7 to 13, institutions were net buyers of Singapore stocks, leading to a net institutional inflow…
Business
Paramount and YouTube TV Reach Multiyear Distribution Deal for CBS and Other Networks, Agreement Includes Option to Bundle Paramount+
After several days of intensive negotiations, YouTube TV and Paramount Global renewed their carriage deal for CBS stations nationwide,…
Business
Falling yields pile pressure on China’s insurers
CHINA’S insurance companies reported higher investment returns in 2024 despite falling market interest rates and an economy flirting with…
Celebrity
‘Breaking Bad’ Creator Vince Gilligan Urges More Good Guys in Stories Now That Bad Guys Have Taken Over the World: ‘God Help Us, They’ve Become Aspirational’
Vince Gilligan created one of the most iconic antiheroes of all time: “Breaking Bad” baddie Walter White, as played by Bryan Cranston. But…
Celebrity
Pete Davidson Wants Ariana Grande to Win the Oscar for ‘Wicked’: ‘I Hope She Takes the Gold’
Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande have squashed any bad blood — for good. Ahead of “SNL50: The Anniversary Celebration,” Davidson told Page…
Celebrity
Writers Guild Awards 2025 Winners List (Updating Live)
The Writers Guild Awards are underway in both Los Angeles and New York, as the WGA recognizes the best of 2024’s writing in television and…
Culture
Oprah Winfrey Praises Colman Domingo’s Raw and Vulnerable Performance in ‘Sing Sing’: ‘I Was Looking at Part of His Own Soul Up There’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Oprah Winfrey spent her Valentine’s Day celebrating a different type of love — the kind between longtime friends and creative partners —…
News
Dede Gardner on ‘Nickel Boys,’ ‘Mickey 17’ and Filmmaking During the Trump Administration: ‘Keep Pushing for Story That Counteracts the Erasure of History’
Plan B co-founder and Los Angeles native Dede Gardner refuses to let the Trump administration scare her out of LA. At a masterclass…
Culture
Berlin Goes Bananas for Robert Pattinson and His Clones in Bong Joon Ho’s ‘Mickey 17’
The Berlin Film Festival got a double dose of Robert Pattinson with the premiere of Bong Joon Ho’s “Mickey 17” on Saturday night. And the…
Culture
‘Dreams’ Review: A Stone-Cold Jessica Chastain Reunites With Director Michel Franco for a Thorny Moral Drama
Among the Hollywood stars of her generation, Jessica Chastain has been uniquely selective about the characters she agrees to embody,…
Culture
Maya Hawke Says Some Producers Cast Based on Actors’ ‘Collective’ Instagram Following: ‘If You Have Over This Many Followers, You Can Get the Movie Funded’
Maya Hawke says in some cases, the cast’s social media following plays a huge role in whether or not a film will be made. “I don’t care…
Celebrity
Charles Burnett on His Soaring Romance ‘The Annihilation of Fish,’ Finally Released After 25 Years in Distribution Hell
It’s not coming from a major studio, but there actually is a new romantic comedy getting a U.S. theatrical release this Valentine’s Day…
Culture
Why Some Filmmakers Think Oscars Doc Voters Should ‘Suck It’ for Ignoring Celebrity Subjects
During a recent appearance on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,” Will Ferrell playfully told Oscar documentary branch voters to “suck…
Celebrity
Leo Woodall on Being Bridget Jones’ New Man in ‘Mad About the Boy,’ Adjusting to Fame and Wanting More Action Roles: ‘I’d Do Bond’
For a perpetually frustrated single woman, Bridget Jones always had good taste in men. On the big screen 24 years ago, “Bridget Jones’s…
Celebrity
Studio Babelsberg Throws Star-Studded Berlinale Bash
Stars, filmmakers and industry reps gathered at Soho House for Studio Babelsberg’s annual Berlinale bash, celebrating the renowned…
Culture
Jessica Chastain Says Her Mexico-U.S. Immigration Film ‘Dreams’ Is ‘Incredibly Political,’ but ‘I Am a Hopeful Person’: I’m Not Going to Give Up on My Country’
Jessica Chastain said her latest film “Dreams,” a drama that centers on immigration between Mexico and the U.S., is “incredibly political”…
Culture
Robert Pattinson Just Realized That He Based His ‘Mickey 17’ Accent Off Steve Buscemi’s ‘Fargo’ Character: ‘I Kind of Did It by Accident’
Robert Pattinson had a revelation at the Berlin Film Festival press conference for Bong Joon Ho‘s “Mickey 17“: He based his wacky accent…
Culture
‘Fury,’ ‘The Virgin of the Quarry Lake’ and ‘The Goldsmith’s Secret’ Headline Slate of Catalan Films at the Berlinale
Like water taking the shape of any container in which it’s kept, Catalan cinema tends to work its way into every corner of a festival or…
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‘A Letter to David’ Director Tom Shoval and Producer Nancy Spielberg on Transcending ‘Carnage’ in Their Homage to Hamas Hostage David Cunio
Israeli director Tom Shoval is back in Berlin with “A Letter to David,” which is his way of processing the fact that his friend David…
Fashion
Nike Drops New Air Jordan 1 Retro ‘Black Toe’ Sneakers: Here’s Where to Get A Pair Online
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission.…
Culture
‘Koln 75’ Director Ido Fluk on 18-Year-Old Vera Brandes Who Organized Keith Jarrett’s ‘The Koln Concert’ – Clip (EXCLUSIVE)
In 1975, Vera Brandes, then an 18-year-old student and part-time promoter, organized a concert for Keith Jarrett in Cologne, a recording…
Culture
Rebecca Lenkiewicz on Moving From Writing to Directing With ‘Hot Milk’: ‘I’d Been Feeling a Sadness in Giving Scripts Away’
There are numerous first time directors at this year’s Berlinale, but few come with the sort of indie film credits on Rebecca Lenkiewicz‘s…
Culture
Berlin Competition Entry ‘The Blue Trail’ Reveals First Clip, Gabriel Mascaro Talks Ageism in Cinema: ‘Elderly Bodies Are Tied to a Nostalgia For Life’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Gabriel Mascaro’s “The Blue Trail,” playing in competition in Berlin, marks another great milestone for Brazilian cinema in a year where…