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Mike Richards accepts the award for outstanding game show for The Price is Right at the 2016 Daytime Emmy Awards
Matthew Belloni August 22, 2021
Who survives, and who goes down, can seem scattershot. That’s why it was so perplexing to see Sony Pictures mishandle the 'Jeopardy!' transition so badly.
Cinepolis Bay Theatre, closed due to COVID with a #SaveYourCinema sign
Matthew Belloni August 19, 2021
There’s no reason to think movies are going back to “normal” anytime soon, if ever.
Emma Stone as Cruella in Cruella
Matthew Belloni August 15, 2021
Stone’s decision to fight privately shouldn’t be dismissed or even juxtaposed against Johansson’s willingness to do so publicly. On this issue, they’re on the exact same team.
Harvey Weinstein and his brother Bob Weinstein conferring with staff in the NYC Miramax office in 1989
Matthew Belloni August 12, 2021
Behind the scenes, the Hollywood beat goes on. How a bunch of sophisticated moneymen sold and re-sold the key Weinstein assets, effectively laundering away the Harvey stink—and made a killing in the process.


Tom Staggs at Sun Valley
Matthew Belloni August 5, 2021
Kevin Mayer, Reese Witherspoon, and why the Hello Sunshine deal might actually make sense.
Bryan Lourd in 2020
Matthew Belloni August 1, 2021
It’s called "agenting," baby!
Tim League
Matthew Belloni August 1, 2021
A conversation with Tim League, founder of the Alamo Drafthouse chain, about what it takes to survive a pandemic.
Scarlett Johansson in a scene of Black Widow
Matthew Belloni July 29, 2021
The suit hits on the precise business problem plaguing Hollywood in 2021: the interests of the studios no longer appear aligned with those of the stars.


Reese Witherspoon in 2017
Matthew Belloni July 25, 2021
There’s a sense among entertainment bankers that Hollywood is looking to capitalize on the frothy markets enjoyed on Wall Street. And really, why not?
Tom Barrack in 2015
Matthew Belloni July 22, 2021
It’s all incredibly sordid and depressing. Yet not too surprising to those of us who have dealt with men like Barrack before.
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