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NBC Orders Native American Community Center Comedy Pilot From ‘Rutherford Falls’ Team

NBC has ordered its third comedy pilot of the season. The network has picked up the Untitled Ornelas, Keliiaa and Wilson Project, an ensemble comedy set at a Native community center in Oakland, CA.

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NBC Orders Native American Community Center Comedy Pilot From Sierra Teller Ornelas, Jackie Keliiaa, Bobby Wilson (EXCLUSIVE)

Joe Otterson TV Reporter NBC has picked up a single-camera comedy pilot based at a Native American community center, Variety has learned exclusively. The untitled, single-camera comedy hails from writers Sierra Teller Ornelas, Jackie Keliiaa, and Bobby Wilson. All three are also executive producers, with Teller Ornelas set to serve as showrunner.

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‘Our Colors Never Fade’ To Document Wartime Experience Of Ukrainian LGBTQ Soldiers And Civilians

EXCLUSIVE: Post-production is underway on Our Colors Never Fade, a documentary on LGBTQIA+ Ukrainians who sprang to the defense of their country after Russia’s full-scale invasion.

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Dominican Psychological Thriller ‘The Day of the Storm’ Uses Christian and African Mythology to Explore Perceptions of Reality

Anna Marie de la Fuente Celebrating its European premiere March 18 at the Malaga Film Fest, “The Day of the Storm” (“El día de la tormenta”) by Alexander Viola delves into the blending of Christian and African beliefs in the Dominican Republic, particularly in the region of San Juan de la Maguana. “This region in the deep south is rich in myths, supernatural stories and Santería practices, where the mystical and the everyday coexist,” said Viola and Cristian Mojica, his co-screenwriter and producing partner in their company Mentes Fritas.

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Spain’s Gala Gracia Heads to Malaga With Sentimental Debut Feature ‘Remnants of You,’ Reveals Trailer

Holly Jones Forqué-nominated Spanish director Gala Gracia (“Evanescente”) will debut her tender first feature, “Remnants of You” (“Lo que queda de ti”), in competition at this year’s Malaga Film Festival. The narrative follows Sara (Laia Manzanares, “Internal Affairs,” “Estoy Vivo”), a young jazz pianist living in New York who’s returned home to Spain’s Pyrenees after news of her father’s abrupt death.

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‘Solo Leveling,’ ‘Demon Slayer’ Outfits Aniplex and Crunchyroll Launch New Anime Production Venture Hayate

Naman Ramachandran Aniplex Inc. and Crunchyroll, LLC have revealed the establishment of Hayate Inc., a new company focused on planning, developing, and producing anime content for the Crunchyroll streaming service available worldwide.

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Black Documentary Filmmakers Wrestle With ‘Revisiting History,’ ‘Disruption’: We Need to Tell Stories of Those ‘Who Didn’t Have the Voice Before’

Christopher Vourlias The disruptive power of the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements has shifted the conversation around storytelling about underrepresented and marginalized communities, even as the backlash in the U.S. and other countries has swung the pendulum to the (far) right, putting many of those gains at risk.

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Next's 'versatile' midi skirt in 'trending' colour will sell out fast this spring and summer

If there is one high street retailer that we can count on to stay up to date with fashion trends, it's Next.

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St Patrick's Day treat for Guinness fans to make 'perfect pub-quality pour at home'

With St Patrick's day celebrations in full swing this weekend, many people are choosing to indulge in a Guinness at the pub over their usual beer selection. However, what if you could make a quality pub pint pour from the comfort of your home?

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‘Long Bright River’ Creators Break Down That Killer Reveal, Changes From the Novel and What Amanda Seyfried Brought to Mickey

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers for “Long Bright River,” now streaming on Peacock. Two years before Liz Moore’s novel “Long Bright River” ever hit shelves in 2020 and became a bestseller — and one of Barack Obama’s top books of the year — she was approached by different producers. Now, it’s an eight-episode Peacock series starring Amanda Seyfried.

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Dad given months to live after noticing strange symptom while eating sandwich

A father was given just months to live after experiencing an unusual symptom while eating a bacon and sausage sandwich at work.

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Miron Crosby Is Giving Cowboy Boots a Seat at the Luxury-Fashion Table

As part of our third annual series—which spotlights the —we’re talking to Lizzie Means Duplantis and Sarah Means, sisters and cofounders of Miron Crosby, a luxury bespoke cowboy boot brand. With this series, we’re committed to giving a platform to female founders who own 51% or more of their business.

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Elegance Bratton on New House Music Documentary ‘Move Ya Body,’ and Why Disco Demolition Reminds Him of Today’s ‘MAGA Maelstrom’: ‘Partying Is Political’

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Elegance Bratton, whose documentary “Move Ya Body: The Birth of House” had its international premiere this week at Thessaloniki Documentary Festival, speaks to Variety about the relevance of house music’s history in Trump’s America, and his feelings as he prepares to shoot crime thriller “By Any Means,” starring Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. Bratton, who first broke through with documentary “Pier Kids” and drama “The Inspection,” and was selected as one of Variety’s 10 Directors to Watch in 2023, has a personal connection to house music because of how it empowered him as a gay teenager.

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Maná Contemplates ‘The True Meaning of Rock’ as They Become First Spanish-Language Act With a Rock Hall of Fame Nom and Launch a New Tour

Thania Garcia Mexican rock band Maná has made some of the most influential and globally recognized Spanish-language music of the last 30 years. As true as that may be, the Guadalajara-bred group is experiencing one of its most rewarding chapters yet: Maná — comprised of Fher Olvera, Alex González, Sergio Vallín and Juan Calleros — were recently revealed as nominees for the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class as the first Spanish-language act ever nominated (the RRHOF was established in 1985). Shortly after that announcement, the group revealed the lineup for a 30-date North American jaunt, or the “Vivir Sin Aire Tour,” which is slated to break Los Angeles arena records this fall.

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Pushkin Industries Workers Ratify First Union Contract With Podcast Company

The 12-member unit at Pushkin Industries has reached its first collective bargaining agreement with the podcast company.

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‘Descendent’ Review: A Security Guard Unravels After Experiencing a Close Encounter in Effective Suspense Drama

Dennis Harvey Film Critic When Richard Dreyfuss walked onto the Mothership at the end of “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” it was just about the first time — and also nearly the last — that a movie hero voluntarily went on any such ride. More familiar notes of terror and disorientation come with the UFO territory of Peter Cilella’s “Descendent.” It has “The Walking Dead’s” Ross Marquand as a working-class Southern Californian whose world comes unglued once he suffers an apparent alien abduction.

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Blake Lively Wins Confidentiality Order for Sensitive Information in Justin Baldoni Suit

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer A federal judge on Thursday granted Blake Lively‘s request to limit the disclosure of certain sensitive information in the course of litigation against her “It Ends With Us” director and co-star Justin Baldoni. Lively has sued Baldoni for sexual harassment and for retaliation, while Baldoni has sued her and her husband Ryan Reynolds for defamation.

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Edgar Wright & ‘The Running Man’ Cast Glen Powell, Josh Brolin, Colman Domingo To Headline CinemaCon Event

Filmmaker Edgar Wright and the cast of his upcoming Paramount Pictures’ action-thriller The Running Man — Glen Powell, Josh Brolin and Colman Domingo — will headline CinemaCon’s Creative Community Luncheon in Las Vegas in April.

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‘The Secret of Me’ Review: A Riveting Intersex Documentary With Twists and Turns

Siddhant Adlakha A winding and at-times enraging medical exposé, Grace Hughes-Hallett’s feature debut “The Secret of Me” is stylistically straightforward, but emotionally self-assured. Although it has a litany of subjects, it unravels its secondary stories by connecting them to a central character: a girl named Kristi from Baton Rouge, who would go on to discover shocking secrets about her upbringing as a teenager in the 1990s. In the present, various interviewees recall Kristi wistfully, including a bearded, middle-aged man named Jim.