Activision Plans Its Own Studio to Showcase Its Games
By MICHAEL CIEPLY
Activision Blizzard said a newly formed studios unit would develop and produce movies and TV shows based on about 1,000 titles in its company library.
Ann Dowd at Signature Theater, where she stars in “Night Is a Room.”
The actress, now starring in “Night Is a Room” at the Signature Theater, has seen her career prosper in her mid-50s.
A “musical monsters” project from the days before “Sesame Street” is revived for television.
This new documentary series on the Science Channel explores a variety of situations that could have turned catastrophic.
This Starz series features Sarah Hay as a newcomer ballerina with a shady second job, and Ben Daniels as the dance company’s artistic director.
Starting its third and final season, this HBO series features Laurie Metcalf as a doctor in an extended-care unit for patients with serious disease or the infirmities of old age.
November 4, 2015
The International Documentary Association nominees for best feature documentary also include “Listen to Me Marlon,” The Look of Silence” and “What Happened, Miss Simone?”.
Activision Blizzard said a newly formed studios unit would develop and produce movies and TV shows based on about 1,000 titles in its company library.
For its fourth quarter, Disney had a per-share profit of $1.20 a share, a 35 percent increase.
With a four-year contract, the former host of “The Daily Show” will do digital shorts and may also pursue movie or television projects.
Service members at Al Udeid Air Base appreciated the first lady’s visit, which also includes Jordan and is focused on education for adolescent girls.
Leading Hispanic groups are calling for “Saturday Night Live” to rescind an invitation to Donald J. Trump, citing comments he made about Mexican immigrants.
CBS is developing a version of the space adventure series featuring new characters and civilizations.
Albert S. Ruddy, who approached Ayn Rand in the 1970s about a screen version of her novel, plans to make a six- to eight-hour television mini-series.
This episode achieved new heights of nonsensicalness.
The fourth season of the reality show was an object lesson in how the art and business of movies work together — or should but don’t.
The film is a career retrospective of a brilliant if infuriating statesman, coupled with a son’s search for the father who had been absent much of his life.
Ms. May will direct an “American Masters” installment on the acclaimed director, her former comedy partner.
With shows like “The Art of More” and “Art Breakers,” the world of auction houses and galleries has become fodder for popular culture.
Mr. Sieber, a veteran of the Broadway stage, had never done what many New York actors do, namely appear on the show ‘Law & Order’ or one of its spinoffs. Until now.
This correspondent for “The Daily Show” looks back at his experiences as a first-generation Indian-American in “Homecoming King” at the Cherry Lane Theater.
Ms. Walley-Beckett, a “Breaking Bad” writer, applies a similar sensibility to the dance world in a new series for Starz.
The Showtime relationship drama doubled down on the multiple viewpoints in its second season.
This week’s “The Knick" featured one quick, horrifying, drolly macabre moment.
This week’s episode featured one of the season’s most deplorable images and one of its best performances.
Lyon Dynasty faces attacks from outsiders while Andre weakens Empire from within.
The show runner of FX’s “Fargo” discusses the show and answers questions from Times readers.
A week away made Tuesday’s episode seem newly invigorating.
The one line that tells you everything about Jane’s life.
Monday’s episode hummed with the tension of a powder keg about to go off.
Sunday’s episode filled in Morgan’s back story.
Sunday’s episode focused on the seemingly boundless bad luck that befalls Matt Jamison.
Alison continues to be a bundle of guilt, neurosis and awkwardness.
And poor Quinn, left to his brooding angel.
Ambition was a prominent theme in Friday’s episode, one that included a welcome new character.
This week featured a dinner party attended by only the best serial killers.
Jane has many choices to make in this week’s episode.
Jane’s series-defining body art may be even more important than anyone realized.
Lou’s refusal to recognize the limits of his power is somewhere between willfully defiant and dangerously naïve.
Ms. Stone plays a new vice president who learns that her real job involves handling a secret superagent (Jeff Hephner).
Mr. Herbert, a top earner in his youth, appeared in more than 20 films (including “The Fly” and “Houseboat”) and 50 television episodes (including “The Twilight Zone”).
Autumn is a time of great optimism for television networks. Then reality sets in.
It’s fall premiere season, and there’s more TV than ever. Here’s a quick survey of what’s new out there.
New apps are propelling the rise of social television. With them, viewers are joining in a state of disconnected togetherness to revive TV’s live emotional power.
HBO cleaned up, Jon Hamm finally won and Viola Davis made history at the 67th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday night.
Here is a look at what shows will be where come mid-September.
Choreographed by Ethan Stiefel, with music composed and conducted by Adam Crystal, the ballet “Dakini” was created to be rehearsed and performed over the eight episodes of “Flesh and Bone”
Two artists who decorated a set for the hit Showtime show discussed why they used subversive messages such as “ ‘Homeland’ is racist.”
The South African comic Trevor Noah moved in Monday at “The Daily Show,” promising to try not to make Jon Stewart seem like a “crazy old dude who left his inheritance to some random kid from Africa.”
