The Hollywood industry from the inside: studios, money, deals, awards, power and the people who run the business.
At CinemaCon the studios dazzle cinema owners with stars and spectacle. Behind the show, Hollywood is fighting streaming, flat ticket sales and the loss of Chinese money.
Last Friday, Dick Clark Production (DCP)’s owners, Eldridge Industries, issued a statement confirming the termination of the deal, saying that “Wanda failed to honor its contractual obligations, and that it was legally…
As China’s film quota expires, Hollywood hopes for more release slots and a bigger cut of the box office.
Last month, “La La Land” broke the record for most Golden Globes won by a single film after snagging 7 trophies out of 7 nominations.
Trump’s travel ban turned Hollywood into the champion of the Muslims it had cast as villains for a century. Its history with Jews, black and gay Americans explains why.
Wang Jianlin promised to leave Hollywood's managers in place. A year after paying $3.5 billion for Legendary, he has replaced its founder, Thomas Tull. Insiders explain who really won the deal.
Great foreign-language films are everywhere. The ones that win Golden Globe and Oscar nominations come with top publicists, glittering parties and directors who dine with voters.
Before I joined the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) in 2010, and became a Golden Globe awards voter, I had often been baffled by the Oscars and Golden Globes choices of nominated…
Earlier this summer, Woody Allen told me that Hollywood stars, who had promised to leave the US if Donald Trump won the US presidency, should not be worried.
The visage of Tilda Swinton in Marvel’s recently released “Doctor Strange”, in which the English actress plays the Asian Ancient one, has yet again highlighted one of Hollywood’s most criticized habits: Whitewashing,…
