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A Judge’s ruling is the latest twist in the sex scandals involving actress Charlotte Kirk and some of Hollywood’s most powerful men.
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‘Just the sheer volume of words right now is very large and so many of them are false,’ says the serene Canadian tallying Trump’s mistruths.
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Netflix on Thursday raises prices on its standard and premium plans, after the streamer experienced exponential growth during the pandemic.
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Annapurna Interactive, already known for partnering with critically acclaimed game makers, will now develop and distribute its own games. And the studio, headed by former Sony Santa Monica creative director Nathan Gary, is hiring.
The Major League Baseball season was shortened to 60 games because of the coronavirus pandemic and delivered strong ratings when play began in late July.
A Spotify executive this week seemed to defend the appearance of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on its platform, after removing the Infowars founder’s content in 2018.
Rock the Vote began as a rebuke to the PMRC, and coupled with MTV became a political force. How it changed elections and hopes to do the same Nov. 3.
Amazon said Tuesday that “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” drew “tens of millions” of viewers to the service after elaborate publicity stunts.
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In the latest reorganization among Hollywood studios, Culver City-based Sony is laying off staff after streamlining some operations.
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CBS hires an industry veteran to make more inclusive programming as part of an NAACP joint venture.
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In the wake of the pandemic, the entertainment industry created a new position on set to help keep outbreaks at bay.
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Royalty Exchange auctions off artists’ residual payments to investors. For many, the cash influx helps launch their next creative venture.
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The final number from Nielsen is 14% below the first debate on Sept. 29, which averaged 73.1 million viewers.
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For the first time since COVID shutdowns, and the first time since retirement, former Times critic Kenneth Turan sees a movie, Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet,” in a theater. Here’s what brought him back.
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The Otis report underscored the devastating impact the health crisis has had on key drivers of Southern California’s entertainment economy.
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Quibi’s decision to shut down the company is forcing more than 200 employees out of work.
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“Outnumbered” co-host Melissa Francis, who recently filed a pay discrimination complaint against Fox News, is off the air and her status is in doubt.
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West Coast-based SAG-AFTRA and New York-based Actors Equity, the two unions representing actors and performers, are in an escalating jurisdictional feud.
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The White House conversation with Lesley Stahl is leaked unedited before Sunday’s broadcast.
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The latest Hollywood Diversity Report finds women and people of color remain vastly underrepresented as executives despite recent pledges.
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For more than three years, Obama didn’t respond to Trump’s attacks, honoring the norm that former presidents don’t criticize successors. But no more.
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A survey of firearm retailers found that 40% of customers this year were first-time gun buyers, up from 24% in years past. The largest increase of any demographic buying guns has been among Black Americans.
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Rapper Lil Wayne tweeted his endorsement of Trump Thursday and was criticized for his support of the president’s plan to help Black Americans.
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Khloé Kardashian is defending her sister Kim Kardashian, whose private-island birthday party amid the COVID-19 pandemic was dragged on Twitter.
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Democrats are favored to win control of the Senate because of President Trump’s sinking popularity.
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At the end of an election season that has broken all records for provoking anxiety among Americans, here are three guides to watching the final phase.
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