Connie Britton, Chandler Kinney, Reign Edwards and Sofia Carson Join Women in Entertainment Summit 2022 (EXCLUSIVE)

Julianne Hough has been inundated with support after revealing that her Broadway show has only one month left.MORE: Broadway star Julianne Hough gets fans talking with 'spectacular' new pictures"It’s @potusbday’s final month in office! This has been one of my greatest and most fulfilling adventures yet and I love sharing these moments with all of you," she captioned a post that focused on fun behind-the-scenes moments with the cast.WATCH: Julianne Hough shares emotional POTUS Broadway videoShe concluded: "If you haven’t gotten your tickets yet…let this be your reminder! Link in bio to order.""I saw you in this a few weeks ago!! I loved every second of it! You and the entire cast were incredible!!" commented one fan as another praised the "awe-inspiring" ladies of the cast.MORE: Julianne Hough has candid conversation about her 'new beginning' discussing her sexuality and finalizing her divorce"Thank you for the laughs and the joy," one wrote.In the video Julianne shared how she had never been in a project before that was "99.99% female-led with an entire creative team and producing team".Julianne stars as Dusty in the Broadway play"And then during rehearsals we're just women hanging out and we have permission to be all parts of ourselves," she added.The play is described as a "riotous comedy about the women in charge of the man in charge of the free world"."One 4-letter word is about to rock 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

She is a model and recently launched her own skincare line called Rhode.And Hailey Bieber was certainly on the move on her latest outing.The 25-year-old model was seen chatting away on her cell phone during a busy errand-filled day in Los Angeles on Wednesday. Leggy lady: Hailey Bieberwas seen chatting away on her cell phone during a busy errand-filled day in Los Angeles on WednesdayThe wife of Justin Bieber proudly put her toned tum and model legs on display as she sported a grey cropped top and tiny shorts combination.

Her ex-husband Tarek El Moussa announced he was expecting another child with new wife Heather Rae Young.And Christina Hall is happy for her former partner and Flip Or Flop co-star.The 39-year-old reality star- who was married to Tarek, 40, between 2009 and 2018 and has Taylor, 11, and Brayden, six, with him - is reportedly pleased that her ex-husband is now expecting a child with his new wife and remains 'content' as long as they can co-parent together. Respect: Christina Hall is 'happy' for her ex-husband Tarek El Moussa as he isexpecting another child with new wife Heather Rae Young according to a report from Entertainment Tonight, the former couple are seen in April 2017 Sweet: The 40-year-old former star of Flip Or Flop and his 35-year-old wife who stars in Selling Sunset shared behind the scenes snaps from their pregnancy shootA source told Entertainment Tonight: 'Christina is happy for Tarek and Heather.

Khloe Kardashianwants to keep her ex boyfriendTristan Thompson close by as they welcome their second child.The 38-year-old beauty hopes that the 31-year-old basketball star will help her co-parents the newborn as much as he can, a source told People, which he has done in already for their daughter True, age four.The insider added that the Good American designer does not see herself as a 'single mom' and wants the athlete to be there when she and the new child needs him. He will be around:Khloe Kardashian wants to keep her ex boyfriend Tristan Thompson close by as they welcome their second child.

Producers of the Broadway revival of Funny Girl have denied being 'blindsided' by Beanie Feldstein's Instagram announcement that she is quitting early.It was previously claimed that Feldstein, 29, found out from Gawker that she was being replaced by Lea Michele after a string of bad reviews, and was in such a state at being booted from her 'dream role' that she surprised the producers by publicly declaring she was leaving the show on July 31 rather than September 25.However the producers and a representative for Feldstein toldPeoplein a joint statement: 'The producers of Funny Girl were not blindsided by Beanie's social post.' 'Producers were aware':Producers of the Broadway revival of Funny Girl have denied being 'blindsided' by Beanie Feldstein's Instagram announcement that she is quitting early; Beanie seen on stage in AprilThey continued: 'The producers decided to take the show in a different direction and end Beanie's contract on September 25th, 6 months earlier than anticipated. A month after that decision, Beanie decided it was best for her to leave on July 31st.

Sofia Richie cut an athletic figure in a series of pictures she posted to Instagram from her French vacation.The 23-year-old model posted the photos on Wednesday which began with her standing on a ship, lit up by the fading sun.She stood in an orange, white and brown robe with a plunging neckline. The dress stopped in the middle of her shins.

Pete Davidson recently revealed his dreams of becoming a father.Now a forensic artist has imagined what his children with girlfriend Kim Kardashian could look like.Forensic artist Joe Mullins used the power of computer technology to draw up illustrations predicting what Kim and Pete's children may look like. What would their offspring look like? A forensic artist has imagined what Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson's children could look like after the comic revealed his dreams of becoming a fatherMullins combed over photos of the couple before drawing together images of a boy and girl between the ages of four and five years old with Kim and Pete's features.The young boy bore a resemblance to Pete and had dark brown hair and eyes just like the A-listers.

Tom Brady lives the good life — and he wants to make sure his kids know it.

Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris— starring Academy Award-nominee Lesley Manville about an English housekeeper who rediscovers her worth thanks to a quest for a Christian Dior gown—in which Mrs. Harris sits down for dinner with two unlikely new friends.

’ton.In a red-carpet interview with Variety published on July 13, known for his portrayal of Simon Bassett, the Duke of Hastings, in season one of quashed any rumor that he would return to the series once and for all. In fact, he wouldn't mind if they recast the role for future seasons, which could be beneficial to his main Bridgerton scene partner, . “They’re free to do as they like,” Page told  at the premiere of Page’s new Netflix spy thriller, The Gray Man. “Shonda [Rhimes] and I had a wonderful conversation at the end of season one.

Yikes! It looks like Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson are potentially not in agreement about a very important point in their relationship!

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner are going to remember this moment for the rest of their lives: they are officially a family of four! That’s right, the famous couple has welcomed their second child!

Fox’s is upping Kaley Ronayne to series regular for Season 6.

Omar Epps (Fatal Affair), Demi Singleton (King Richard), Miss Lawrence (Bros) and Anthony B. Jenkins (Chicago Med) have signed on for roles in Lee Daniels’ Netflix film The Deliverance, formerly titled Demon House. They join an ensemble that also includes Andra Day, Glenn Close, Mo’Nique, Aunjanue Ellis, Caleb McLaughlin and Tasha Smith, as previously announced.

Believe it or not, it’s been four years since Ryan Gosling last graced the silver screen. His last movie, “First Man,” Damien Chazelle‘s Neil Armstrong biopic, hit theaters in late summer 2018, and since then, Gosling’s taken some time away from acting.

Michael Colton and John Aboud, creators of ABC comedy Home Economics, are doubling down with Lionsgate Television.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterThis year marks the 30th anniversary of Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky’s “Brother’s Keeper,” which, as Berlinger says, is “one of the granddaddies of the true-crime docu movement.”It’s true that the 1992 film about the bizarre murder trial of Delbert Ward, who was accused of the “mercy killing” of his brother in rural upstate New York, was an early entrant in our collective societal obsession with the unscripted true-crime format, which in recent years has crossed over to the scripted side.As one of the founding fathers of the format that has piqued our interest in true crime to the point where limited series including “Impeachment: American Crime Story,” “The Staircase,” “The Dropout,” “Inventing Anna,” “Dr. Death,” “A Very British Scandal,” and several more are all competing in the same Emmys’ cycle, Berlinger has some unique insight into the nonfiction-to-dramatized evolution.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterThe Women in Entertainment (WIE) Summit will return with its sixth annual event this June, taking place for the first time since 2019, Variety has learned exclusively.Founded by Renee Rossi (Relativity Ventures) and Gretchen McCourt, WIE aims to bring together women and men who are “dedicated to celebrating the empowerment of women in all areas of the entertainment industry.” Held at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles, California on June 22, the 2022 summit with panel topics including “how creatives keep a beloved story relevant to up and coming audiences, how media companies are expanding their offerings to meet the needs of today’s consumers, how to negotiate deals within the IP and talent rights space, and much more.” The current lineup of speakers for WIE Summit 2022 include:Erika Anderson, West Coast Director, The Slate GroupCasey Kriley, Co-CEO of Magical Elves (Top Chef, Nailed It)Anjali Midha, CEO & Co-Founder of Diesel LabsTeri Weiss, Executive VP, Television Development, DreamWorks Animation;Anastasia Puglisi, Senior Vice President at Wolf Entertainment (FBI: Most Wanted, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit)Dana Block, Senior Vice President of Digital Entertainment and Consumer Technology at Metro Public RelationsAlexandra Moore, Global Strategic Initiatives Leader at Amazon MusicJess Kessler, Head of Content & Creator Marketing at AudibleJennifer Brunsweiger, Senior Director of Content Marketing at ShutterstockKaitlyn Powell, VP of Talent at BrightLisa Guerrero, Investigative Journalist at Inside EditionJeanne Mau, Senior Vice President, TV Programming Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at NBCUniversalIram Bilal, Filmmaker (I’ll Meet You There)Zakiyyah Alexander, Executive

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterCAA’s strategic consulting service CAA Social Impact has struck a partnership with global sustainability company Aspiration to provide sustainability services, carbon reduction services and customer-centric climate impact solutions to corporate, sports and entertainment industry brands, Variety has learned exclusively.Per the companies, “CAA Social Impact and Aspiration recognize the importance of sustainability as a winning business strategy and the opportunity for sports and entertainment to play a critical role in influencing culture, to build public will for solutions in the face of a deepening climate crisis.”With an increase in companies’ awareness and focus on their sustainability efforts, “the partnership enables CAA Social Impact and Aspiration to combine their expertise and resources to develop sustainability and carbon mitigation strategies for leading brands and organizations.” Additionally, Aspiration is working closing with CAA on its own carbon reduction efforts. Run by Aubree Curtis and Judee Ann Williams, CAA Social Impact has led philanthropic work for companies including KPMG, Walmart, PGA TOUR, Continental (Germany), Volvo (UK), and AppHarvest, and helped shape strategies for organizations including The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Alzheimer’s Association.“Businesses urgently need clear and comprehensive solutions to curb their emissions and improve their impact on the planet,” Curtis said.

On the heels of the newly announced Ghostbusters toon series in the works at Netfilx comes word of an animated feature based on the 38-year-old IP.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterA new “Ghostbusters” animated series is in development at Netflix, Variety has learned exclusively. The series hails from Sony Pictures Animation, with Jason Reitman and Gil Kenan of Ghost Corps, Inc. onboard as executive producers.