Tatiana Siegel is the Executive Editor Film & Media at Variety. She covers themes related to publishing and media, law and legal affairs, and litigation, with a focus on journalism, pop culture, and cultural movements. Tatiana's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Rolling Stone, The Ankler, and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Tatiana Siegel
Cannes VIPs got a jolt they weren’t expecting at Variety’s bash honoring festival director Thierry Frémaux.
By: Tatiana Siegel
Three days in, and the Cannes Film Festival is shaping up to be a three-hanky affair. There could be no better illustration of the flowing tears than Thursday night's “Tangles” premiere, the first of the festival that featured Hollywood A-listers.
By: Tatiana Siegel
Over the past few weeks, local media has been buzzing over a cluster of Taylor Swift sightings in New York City. The speculation has been that the 36-year-old megastar must be in town to oversee preparations for her July 3 wedding to Travis Kelce
By: Tatiana Siegel
It's been more than three months since Casey Wasserman initiated the process of selling his titular agency, after telling staffers in a memo that he had “become a distraction” due to his appearance in the Epstein files.
By: Tatiana Siegel
There's no denying that Warner Bros. remains in a state of limbo until it's officially swallowed by David Ellison 's Paramount-Skydance.
By: Tatiana Siegel
It was down-and-out in Cannes for Hollywood this year, with rival flaks bunking together, films screening in tiny apartments, and studio teams staying home.
By: Tatiana Siegel
This was the year AI companies took over the Cannes Film Festival while the studios stayed home. And we hear that Hollywood agents were even eagerly aiming to strike deals with the AI outfits, never mind what their clients publicly claimed back home.
By: Tatiana Siegel
Did a top NBCUniversal executive orchestrate an alleged smear campaign against former “Real Housewives of New York”
By: Tatiana Siegel, Peter Kiefer, Ian Mohr
When Nick Bilton was named the new boss at “60 Minutes” on Thursday, the move sent shockwaves through the media world — with “WTF” being a common response.
By: Tatiana Siegel
“Who will take it all?” That's the title of a new 2 minute and 16 second film — err, Chanel ad — directed by Alfonso Cuarón and starring Jacob
