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Variety and CNN Expand Programming Partnership to Deliver Exclusive Awards Season Coverage

Variety and CNN are back in business for awards season. After two successful seasons of Actors on Actors and a town hall with Timothée Chalamet and Matthew McConaughey, the legacy brands have unveiled an expanded content partnership. Together, Variety and CNN will develop, produce and distribute premium content throughout awards season.  “This partnership allows us to […]

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