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Sports-TV Legend Bill Raftery Signs With CAA
EntertainmentMarch 12, 2026

Sports-TV Legend Bill Raftery Signs With CAA

“Onions!” Bill Raftery, the legendary sportscaster who has become closely aligned with college basketball and whose signature catchphrase makes use of the aforementioned root vegetable, has signed with CAA for representation. Raftery has called college basketball for CBS’ college sports coverage for

Netflix Makes Cuts to Global Product Team as Part of Reorg
EntertainmentMarch 12, 2026

Netflix Makes Cuts to Global Product Team as Part of Reorg

Netflix has cut several dozen staff from its global product team in what Variety hears is an internal re-organization. The streamer refused to comment or confirm exact numbers, but the understanding is that the cuts were made to the creative studio unit, a team of designers and producers who create

Doja Cat Takes Back Timothée Chalamet Criticism and Says ‘I’ve Never Been to a Ballet’ or Opera: My Outrage Was ‘Virtue Signaling… a Way to Garner Clicks, Likes, Approval’
EntertainmentMarch 12, 2026

Doja Cat Takes Back Timothée Chalamet Criticism and Says ‘I’ve Never Been to a Ballet’ or Opera: My Outrage Was ‘Virtue Signaling… a Way to Garner Clicks, Likes, Approval’

Doja Cat is walking back her criticism of Timothée Chalamet amid the continued outrage over his dissing of opera and ballet. The “Marty Supreme” Oscar nominee told Matthew McConaughey during “A CNN & Variety Town Hall Event” that he didn’t want movie theaters to go the way of “ballet or opera,” wher

‘Mam’ Director Nan Feix and Chef Jerald Head on the San Sebastián-Winning Film Born From Their NYC Vietnamese Restaurant; Clip Unveiled Ahead of SXSW (EXCLUSIVE)
EntertainmentMarch 12, 2026

‘Mam’ Director Nan Feix and Chef Jerald Head on the San Sebastián-Winning Film Born From Their NYC Vietnamese Restaurant; Clip Unveiled Ahead of SXSW (EXCLUSIVE)

Nan Feix’s feature “Mam,” a documentary-inflected fiction set in New York’s Chinatown that stars the real owners of a celebrated Lower Manhattan Vietnamese restaurant, will screen at SXSW. Variety has an exclusive clip from the film. The film centers on Jerald, a self-taught chef from small-town Tex