Entertainment
The Hollywood Reporter
How Movies Can Attack Back At Trolls
So-called ‘downvoting’ is haunting Hollywood marketers online — but a new Armenian genocide film has a strategy to ‘fight fire with fire’
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April 13, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
An Agency's Hip New Wall Street Heights
Paradigm brings its music and Hollywood talent teams together in offices with Banksy and Baldessari on the walls, a central performance venue and killer city views even for (gasp!) assistants
2 min |
April 13, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
The 35 Most Powerful People In Media
Trump bumps? The new normal for the players on THR’s annual list: setting the news agenda, sparking Twitter tirades and creating great TV (and magazines … and Snapchat video) — starting with CBS’ comeback kid
10+ min |
April 13, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
Can Hollywood Rescue The Chinese Box Office?
The Middle Kingdom looks to star-driven tentpoles to drive profits
2 min |
April 13, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
This Man Has All of Letterman's Neckties
JIMMY KIMMEL is Emmys host for a second time (ABC, Sept. 18) as the 48-year-old sits down with longtime pal TIM GOODMAN, THR’s chief TV critic, to talk about his hatred of the phrase ‘late-night landscape,’ why he refused to campaign for an award this year (‘it makes you feel like a real piece of shit’), the penis picture he’s going to text when he wants out of the business and that final gift he got from his idol
10+ min |
September 23, 2016
The Hollywood Reporter
A Nip and Tuck for Staples Center
A three-year, $20 million upgrade culminates in slick new event suites with curated L.A. themes, as the 17-year-old arena looks to win the war in an increasingly venue-dense city
2 min |
September 23, 2016
The Hollywood Reporter
SNL's Bigly Season
Thr Gets Backstage Access to a Historic Year, Lorne Michaels’ Post-election Speech, How Melissa Mccarthy Became Spicer (With Help From Kristen Stewart), Alec Baldwin’s Future as Trump and the Show’s Biggest Ratings in Decades: ‘you Almost Feel Like a War Profiteer’
10+ min |
May 15, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
Indian Summer At The Spring Box Office
Baahubali 2: The Conclusion breaks records in the U.S. powered by social media and a burgeoning population
2 min |
May 15, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
How To Reinvent Yourself On Broadway
Tony-nominated stars share secrets of the stage: ‘I was really excited by the idea of scaring myself’.
3 min |
May 15, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
Robert Mills
ABC’s reality chief says American Idol will launch after the Oscars as he lets loose on the best picture debacle, his Richard Simmons dream and the first black Bachelorette.
5 min |
May 15, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
Curing TV's ‘Spec Script Fatigue'
The Stranger Things phenomenon sparks a deluge of material and backlash from execs and agents expected to read all weekend long.
4 min |
May 15, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
‘This Place Really Misses The Hookers'
A reporter searches in vain for the ‘Slutton’ — the legendary actor party scene at the luxurious Sutton Place Hotel in Vancouver: ‘The thing now is networking’
5 min |
May 15, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
Megyn Books Putin For NBC Sunday Launch Is Trump Next?
The ex-Fox News star is betting on a last-minute sit-down with the Russian president as she tackles one ‘big ego’ at a time
3 min |
May 31, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
How To Make A Toon For A Less Dough
Outsourced to Canada with a budget of just $38 million, DreamWorks Animation’s Captain Underpants is a radical experiment in low-cost studio animation. Is it the future?
4 min |
May 31, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
Rise Of The Wonder Women
Can Patt Y Jenkins Make The Superhero World Safe For Female Directors? Warner Bros. Gambles $150 Million On Its First Woman- Centered Comic Book Movie With A Filmmaker Whose Only Prior Big-Screen Credit Was An $8 Million Indie: ‘ I Can Only Make The Greatest Wonder Woman I Can’
10+ min |
May 31, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
There's Something Fishy About Your Sushi
A New Study Finds That Top Restaurants In L.A. Mislabel More Than Half Of Their Fish — And For The First Time, Thr Can Name Names
2 min |
May 31, 2017
The Hollywood Reporter
Pitch
Fox’s drama about a female pitcher who makes it to Major League Baseball toys with our emotions, but star Kylie Bunbury makes it hard to resist — for now.
3 min |
September 30, 2016
The Hollywood Reporter
The Woody Allen Interview (Which He Won't Read)
With his 12th film at the festival, Cafe Society, set to open Cannes, the director reflects on his unreflective stance on aging (‘If you focus on mortality, the house always wins’), his movies (‘I would erase all but a few’), his personal life and his willful avoidance of his own press: ‘I scrupulously have avoided any self-preoccupation’
10+ min |
May 13, 2016
The Hollywood Reporter
A-Listers on Nudity, Network Fights and the 'Diva' Label
Seven of TV’s top drama actresses pull back the curtain — along with the punches — on Hollywood’s narrow parameters, nudity ‘reparations’ and ‘how much more well-behaved we have to be than men’
10+ min |
May 27, 2016
The Hollywood Reporter
Harry Evans Has This to Say About Today's Media
At 92, the legendary editor calls the press ‘deeply polluted’ as he explains how he was fired by Rupert Murdoch, why The New York Times and The Washington Post have lost their influence, wife Tina Brown’s mistaken decision to work with a ‘seductive’ Harvey Weinstein and his own current foray into the Oscar race — with said Harvey Weinstein.
10+ min |
May 27, 2016
the hollywood reporter
it's 2017: get big or go home
that’s the mantra now in hollywood as insiders predict a wave of consolidation that could remake the town, realign power and rock the los angeles and silicon valley players seeking ‘scale’ to compete. says one banker, ‘it’s going to be a rambunctious m&a market’.
6 min |
january 20, 2017
the hollywood reporter
charles d. king
the former agent turned multicultural media exec on how he landed denzel’s fences, the recovery from #oscars so white and dispelling the myth of diversity at the box office.
6 min |
november 18, 2016
the hollywood reporter
jason ropell
amazon’s global film chief on his sundance buying plans, manchester’s success, rival netflix and apple’s possible foray into movies: ‘sure, come on in, the water’s fine’.
6 min |
january 27, 2017
the hollywood reporter
marti noxon will tell you about her vagina
… and that’s not all, as the first-time film director, at the fest with a semiautobiographical story about anorexia, spins her chronic tmi — about everything from her divorce to horchata, her sober-buddy unicorn — into a treasure of tv gold by lacey rose
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