ALL POSTS

News

Danai Gurira Signs Two-Year Overall Deal with ABC Studios

Danai Gurira may be leaving “The Walking Dead,” but she’ll be sticking around the small screen. Variety confirms the “Black Panther” actress has entered into a two-year...

Television

Zoe Saldana and Claudia Forestieri Team Up for “The Gordita Chronicles” at HBO Max

Zoe Saldana and “Good Trouble” writer Claudia Forestieri are working on a family comedy for HBO Max. They’re collaborating on “The Gordita Chronicles,” a coming-of-age...

Television

Marielle Heller to Serve as Showrunner and Direct Toxic Workplace Drama “Five Women”

Harvey Weinstein and Roger Ailes are among the most famous sexual predators to wreak havoc on their employees, but they are just two of the untold number of abusive bosses who have created...

Awards

Lesley Visser Will Make History as First Woman to Receive Sports Emmys’ Lifetime Achievement Award

For nearly half a century, Lesley Visser has reported on the sidelines of some of the most high-profile sporting events, and now she’s further cementing her own legacy in history books....

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Kerry Washington Can See Right Through Reese Witherspoon in “Little Fires Everywhere”

“I have always had the best intentions,” claims Reese Witherspoon in a new trailer for “Little Fires Everywhere.” The fact that someone burns her house down while she’s...

Films

Garrett Bradley’s Sundance Winner “Time” Acquired by Amazon

The winner of Sundance 2020’s Directing Award: U.S. Documentary is heading to Amazon. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Amazon Studios acquired Garrett Bradley’s “Time” for...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Sarah Paulson Is a Creepy Mom with a Hidden Past in “Run”

Mommie Dearest does her best impression of Marmee in “Run.” Picture-perfect, warm, and loving on the surface, Diane (Sarah Paulson) is a mom whose true nature is gradually revealed in a...

Television

Ellen Rapoport and Paul Feig Team Up for HBO Max Feminist Comedy Pilot “Minx”

Ellen Rapoport and Paul Feig are set to celebrate the female gaze. HBO Max just handed out a pilot order to “Minx,” their comedy about a young feminist who launches a business in the...

News

Geena Davis Institute, Universal, and USC Partner for Tool to Boost Latinx Representation

The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, alongside Universal Entertainment Group and the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, is expanding upon its Spellcheck for Bias software. The organizations...

Films

Thandie Newton to Topline Western Thriller “God’s Country”

Thandie Newton’s next project will see her returning to the Wild West. The Emmy-winning “Westworld” actress will star in neo-Western thriller “God’s Country” for Cold...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Ellen Page Exposes Environmental Racism in “There’s Something in the Water”

A new trailer for “There’s Something in the Water” sees Oscar-nominated actress Ellen Page, who was born and raised in Nova Scotia, reflecting on the Canadian province’s...

News

Submit Now: The Inaugural Latinx TV List

The Black List, in partnership with The Latin Tracking Board, NALIP, Remezcla, and The Untitled Latinx Project, is now accepting submissions for the inaugural Latinx TV List. This new list is looking...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Toni Collette and Her “Dream Horse” Race Against the Odds

Toni Collette leads her small, struggling Welsh community to the national stage in “Dream Horse,” an upcoming inspirational pic based on a true story. A new trailer sees Jan (Collette)...

Films

Claire Denis’ “The Stars at Noon” Acquired by A24, Margaret Qualley Stars

North American rights to Claire Denis’ latest led to “a competitive situation on the eve of the European Film Market,” with A24 coming out victorious. Deadline reports that...

Trailers

Teaser Watch: Lyn and Emma Make “Vida” the Place to Be in Season 3

Lyn’s in charge of Vida now — and business seems to be booming. A new teaser for “Vida’s” upcoming third season has dropped, and sees the historic ne’er-do-well...

Films

Katharine O’Brien’s “Lost Transmissions” and Frankie Ingrassia’s “Vampire Dad” Secure Distribution

Katharine O’Brien and Frankie Ingrassia have found homes for their respective feature directorial debuts, “Lost Transmissions” and “Vampire Dad.” The former is a drama...

Features

Women and Hollywood’s Picks of the Week for February 19

Picks of the Week offers Women and Hollywood’s top recommendations — women-driven and women-made movies, series, VOD releases, and more — and tells you why they are worth your time and...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: A Recovering Addict Wants to “Feel Good” in Mae Martin’s Netflix Series

“Aren’t you guys tired of trying to do the right thing all the time? When was the last time that any of us felt any joy?” asks Mae Martin in a new trailer for “Feel...

Films

Ruth Wilson Will Play an AIDS Activist in “The Book of Ruth”

Ruth Wilson is bringing Ruth Coker Burks’ story to the big screen. The “His Dark Materials” actress will topline “The Book of Ruth,” a drama inspired by the life of the...

Films

Gaby Dellal to Direct Shark Pic “Something in the Water”

Cue the “Jaws” theme. Another shark pic will make beachgoers think twice before taking a dip. “Something in the Water,” a shark thriller directed by Gaby Dellal, is headed to...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Sophia Lillis Discovers Her Superpower in “I Am Not Okay With This”

A self-described “boring 17-year-old white girl” who is “not special” discovers that she’s actually extraordinary in a new trailer for “I Am Not Okay With...

Festivals

Mary Wharton’s “Jimmy Carter Rock & Roll President” Will Open Tribeca Film Festival

The 19th edition of Tribeca Film Festival will kick off with a tribute to a presidential hopeful who harnessed the power of music on his road to the White House. Deadline reports that Mary...

News

Jenny Carchman Will Direct an HBO Docuseries Based on The Cut’s Sex Diaries

Jenny Carchman will entertain and enlighten by offering insight into what goes on in New Yorkers’ bedrooms. The “Fourth Estate” filmmaker has been tapped to direct a verité...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: A “Vagrant Queen” Is the Last Hope For Her People

A former child queen finds herself an orphaned outcast in a new trailer for “Vagrant Queen.” The upcoming SYFY show is based on the Vault Comics series of the same name. “The...

Films

Hilary Brougher’s “South Mountain” Acquired by Breaking Glass Pictures

“South Mountain” has found a home. Broadway World reports that Breaking Glass Pictures secured U.S. rights to Hiliary Brougher’s award-winning drama. Set in the Catskills,...

Features

Weekly Update for February 14: Women Centric, Directed, and Written Films Playing Near You

FILMS ABOUT WOMEN OPENING The Photograph – Written and Directed by Stella Meghie When famed photographer Christina Eames unexpectedly dies, she leaves her estranged daughter Mae Morton (Issa...

News

New Time’s Up Campaign Encourages Women to Pursue Careers Behind the Camera

Time’s Up’s mission includes striving to protect women and marginalized communities in the workplace — in Hollywood and beyond. Now the organization is focusing on supporting women...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Cindy Meehl Turns the Camera on a Polarizing “Dog Doc”

Dismissed as a “charlatan” and “snake oil salesman” by some and celebrated as a “maverick” and “miracle worker” by others, Dr. Marty Goldstein is a...

Films

Julie Taymor’s Gloria Steinem Biopic “The Glorias” Lands at LD Entertainment & Roadside Attractions

“The Glorias” will hit theaters early this fall. LD Entertainment and Roadside Attractions have scored domestic rights to Julie Taymor’s adaptation of Gloria Steinem’s 2015...

Films

Olivia Wilde Will Direct “Perfect” Biopic of Olympic Gymnast Kerri Strug

Olivia Wilde has an Independent Spirit Award win and a new gig to celebrate this week. On Saturday the multi-hyphenate picked up the Spirit Award for Best First Feature for “Booksmart,”...

Features

Grandmas, Girlhood, and Growing Up: Crowdfunding Picks

Growing up can be tough — navigating personal identity and self-expression as well as increasingly complicated relationships with family and friends is no easy task, especially when factors...

Films

Lydia Dean Pilcher and Ginny Mohler’s “Radium Girls” to Open at the Quad

“Radium Girls” will soon be hitting theaters. Lydia Dean Pilcher and Ginny Mohler’s feature directorial debut will open April 3 at the Quad Cinema in New York City, a press release...

News

WeForShe Announces 2020 WriteHer List

WeForShe has unveiled its annual slate of “industry-vetted, quality-female driven” TV scripts. The 2020 WriteHer List has been announced via a press release, and this year’s 20...

Films

Oorlagh George Begins Filming IRA-Inspired Drama “Stranger With a Camera,” Ellie Bamber Stars

Oorlagh George has kicked off principal photography on “Stranger With a Camera,” the Oscar-winning producer’s directorial debut. Screen Daily broke the news. Developed via the...

News

Apply Now: 2020 Karen Schmeer Film Editing Fellowship

The 10th annual Karen Schmeer Emerging Editor Fellowship is now accepting submissions, a press release has announced. Named in honor of the Sundance-winning editor of “Sergio,” the...

Films

Zoe Saldana Will Play an Olympic Hopeful in Jasmine McGlade’s “Fencer”

Zoe Saldana is eyeing a trip to the Olympics after battling in space, “Avatar,” and everywhere in between. The actress will play a competitive fencer in new drama, a press release...

Television

Krysten Ritter and Nahnatchka Khan Re-Team for a Serial Killer Series

Krysten Ritter is following up her role as a reluctant do-gooder in Marvel’s “Jessica Jones” by embracing the darkness within. She’s reuniting with her “Don’t Trust...

Television

Sundance Winner Garrett Bradley Directing Netflix Docuseries About Naomi Osaka

Garrett Bradley recently won Sundance’s Directing Award: U.S. Documentary for “Time,” the story of a real-life superheroine fighting to free her incarcerated husband. Her next...

Films

Awkwafina Will Play a High Profile Gambler in “The Baccarat Machine”

Awkwafina plays an underachieving stoner in her semi-autobiographical Comedy Central series “Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens,” but she’ll step into the shoes of a high roller on the...

Features

Women and Hollywood’s Picks of the Week for February 13

Picks of the Week offers Women and Hollywood’s top recommendations — women-driven and women-made movies, series, VOD releases, and more — and tells you why they are worth your time and...

News

Stephanie Allain Signs Multi-Year First-Look Deal with Warner Horizon Scripted Television

Stephanie Allain is coming off her Oscars producing gig with her first TV studio deal. According to Deadline, the veteran producer has inked a multi-year first-look pact with Warner Horizon Scripted...

Awards

Diane Warren and Anna Netrebko to Receive the Polar Music Prize

Eleven-time Oscar-nominated songwriter Diane Warren and opera singer Anna Netrebko have been named the 2020 Polar Music Prize Laureates. Variety reports that the two will receive the award, and its...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: Kristin Scott Thomas & Sharon Horgan Form a Choir with Their Fellow “Military Wives”

Kate (Kristin Scott Thomas) needs something to occupy her time — and worrying mind — while her colonel husband is off on his fifth tour in Afghanistan. So, as we see in the new trailer...

Films

Cynthia Erivo to Star in Sci-Fi Thriller “Carrier”

Cynthia Erivo kicked off the week at Sunday’s Oscars, where she was up for two awards and performed, and now word comes that the “Harriet” breakout is set to topline another pic...

Trailers

Trailer Watch: A Gifted Herbalist Fights the Darkness Within in Agnieszka Holland’s “Charlatan”

“I would like to learn how to heal like you. I know I have the gift,” says Jan Mikolasek (Josef Trojan) in a new trailer for Agnieszka Holland’s “Charlatan.” The drama is...

Festivals

Unjoo Moon & Beanie Feldstein Among Athena Awardees, Fest Announces Athena List Winners & More

The 10th annual Athena Film Festival (AFF) kicks off in just over two weeks and — adding to the excitement — the fest has unveiled its 2020 awardees, the winners of the Athena List, and...

Films

Olivia Colman and Dakota Johnson Will Topline Maggie Gyllenhaal’s Adaptation of “The Lost Daughter”

Maggie Gyllenhaal has assembled a star-studded cast for her directorial debut. Olivia Colman and Dakota Johnson will topline the Oscar-nominated actress’ adaptation of Elena Ferrante’s...

Films

Sarah Adina Smith Directing Ballet Drama “Birds of Paradise,” Kristine Froseth & Diana Silvers Star

Sarah Adina Smith’s latest will be of special interest to fans of “Black Swan” and “Bunheads”: the writer-director of “Buster’s Mal Heart” is working...

News

New MAKERS Doc About Feminist Changemakers to Premiere on PBS this Summer

We’ve made gains on the road towards gender equality, but the work is far from over. MAKERS, a media brand dedicated to “accelerating the women’s movement,” has announced a...

Films

Dee Rees Will Write and Direct Big Screen Rendition of “Porgy and Bess” for MGM

It’s wintertime and, thanks to this news, the livin’ is still easy. Dee Rees is writing and directing a big screen adaptation of the Gershwins’ “Porgy and Bess” for MGM,...

Films

Rachel Chavkin Will Direct Paramount’s Psychological Thriller “Shrew’s Nest”

A Tony-winning director is set to make her feature directorial debut. Rachel Chavkin, who snagged last year’s Tony for Best Direction of a Musical for “Hadestown,” is locked in to...

Posts Search

Publishing Dates
Start date
- select start date -
End date
- select end date -
Category
News
Films
Interviews
Features
Trailers
Festivals
Television
RESET