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Awards Season Calendar: Key Dates for Oscars, Emmys, Tonys and Other Major Events
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Hollywood Forfeits Up to $30B Every Year Because of Racial Inequity
Over three reports, McKinsey has tallied up the entertainment industry’s opportunity cost of continuing to diminish Black, Latino and Asian Pacific Islander colleagues and audiences.
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Jane Campion to Receive Locarno Film Festival Honor
The Oscar-winning director of 'The Piano' and 'The Power of the Dog' will receive the Pardo d’Onore Manor Award at the 77th Locarno film festival this year.
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Ryan Gosling Says ‘The Nice Guys’ Didn’t Get a Sequel Because ‘Angry Birds’ “Destroyed Us”
The 2016 action-comedy also starred Russell Crowe.
By Carly Thomas
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Reveals His Machiavellian Sabotage of Sylvester Stallone in TMZ Special
As two titans of Tinseltown in the 1980s and early 1990s, Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger found ideal rivals in one another and grew so competitive that the Hollywood heroes resorted to Machiavellian tactics to gain status as the world’s top action star, they revealed on Tuesday in a televised interview from TMZ. The septuagenarian […]
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Glen Powell Credits Sydney Sweeney for Successful ‘Anyone But You’ Marketing Campaign
Glen Powell is giving credit where credit is due regarding his Anyone But You co-star Sydney Sweeney. In a recent interview with The New York Times, the actor praised the Euphoria star for the role she played in the movie’s marketing strategy to help it become a rom-com genre hit. Sweeney also served as an […]
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Box Office: The Lupita Nyong’o-Voiced ‘Wild Robot’ Makes Small Change to September Release Date
DreamWorks Animation’s September event movie The Wild Robot is tweaking its release pans. The family film will now open in theaters on Sept. 27, 2024, instead of a week earlier on Sept. 20. The move gives Wild Robot some distance from Paramount’s animated Transformers One, which moved to the Sept. 20 date earlier this week. […]
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Jerry Bruckheimer Recalls Bruce Willis Being “So Generous” to Crew on ‘Armageddon’ Set
Jerry Bruckheimer has nothing but praise for Bruce Willis when looking back at filming the 1998 blockbuster Armageddon, which Bruckheimer produced. The legendary producer told People magazine, in an interview published Tuesday, that the Die Hard star was extremely kind to everyone working on the film set, especially the crew members. “Bruce is such a […]
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Channing Tatum Is a Tech Billionaire With a Secret in Trailer for Zoë Kravitz’s Directorial Debut ‘Blink Twice’
Channing Tatum takes on the role of a tech billionaire who lures people to his private island in the trailer for Blink Twice, Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut. The lengthy look at the film begins with Tatum’s Slater King announcing amusingly that everyone’s dead and then backtracking to start at the beginning. In the flashback, he […]
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Clue Film and TV Rights Land at Sony
The film and TV rights for Clue have landed at Sony, with Hasbro Entertainment closing a deal with TriStar Pictures and Sony Pictures Television to develop adaptations of the classic murder mystery board game. Clue, the game, has players figure out who is responsible for a murder in a cast of characters that includes Professor Plum, […]
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How Quentin Tarantino’s ‘The Movie Critic’ Fell Apart
“I trust myself as a writer, I trust my process,” Quentin Tarantino declared onstage at the Adobe Max creative conference in 2016. “I never try to take anything out too soon. If I do, I realize it, and I put it back.” The acclaimed filmmaker added: “Not every film needs to be made. Not every movie […]
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Zendaya Says She Finds Conversations Around Her Kissing Scenes “Very Odd”
Zendaya is getting candid about the conversations surrounding her kissing scenes in films and television series. The Emmy-winning actress chatted with Jake Hamilton, the creator behind YouTube account Jake’s Takes, while promoting Challengers. She sat down with her co-stars, Mike Faist and Josh O’Connor, for a brief conversation ahead of the release of Luca Guadagnino’s […]
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‘13 Going on 30′ Turns 20: Film’s Team on Jennifer Garner-Mark Ruffalo Chemistry, Reboot Talks
Twenty years after its release, the Jennifer Garner-led comedy 13 Going on 30 is still thriving. Sony released Gary Winick’s comedy in theaters April 23, 2004, and the film earned $96 million ($159 million today) at the global office. Also featuring Mark Ruffalo, Judy Greer and Andy Serkis, the movie centered on teenage Jenna Rink […]
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20th Century Film Puts Apes on Venice Beach to Promote ‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes’
Two years ago, it was neon yellow roller blades and coordinating skating costumes for Barbie and Ken that showed up on Venice Beach in Los Angeles, drumming up excitement for what became a blockbuster hit. This year, it’s apes on horseback. 20th Century Film sent horse handlers dressed as monkeys to the iconic California coast […]
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Jennifer Lopez Battles Simu Liu’s AI Villain in Latest ‘Atlas’ Trailer
Jennifer Lopez confronts her mistrust of technology to battle artificial intelligence villain Harlan, played by Simu Liu, in the latest trailer for Netflix’s upcoming sci-fi movie Atlas. In the first trailer for Atlas, Lopez’s data-driven counter-terrorism analyst Atlas Shepherd first showed her deep distrust of AI when disaster strikes. But the new trailer sees Liu […]
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Nantucket Film Festival Reveals 2024 Lineup, Sets Honors for Roger Ross Williams, Kerry Ehrin and Meredith Scardino (Exclusive)
The Nantucket Film Festival has set the lineup for its 2024 edition and will honor The Morning Show writer-producer Kerry Ehrin, Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Roger Ross Williams and Girls5Eva showrunner Meredith Scardino. The 29th edition of the festival will open with Josh Margolin’s June Squibb-starrer Thelma, close with Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui’s Christopher Reeve […]
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