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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association said it "remains committed" to addressing its issues of diversity, governance, and conduct.
"I had to bite my tongue a lot,” Garfield told his director (and former Mormon), Dustin Lance Black.
An oral history of how the FX series came together nearly 20 years after the publication of Jon Krakauer's book.
The entertainment industry has a long-established and extensive set of protocols regarding the use of firearms on set; here's what they look like.
Jim Gianopulos and Emma Watts are the best in the business, but that also can make it impossible to navigate a massive paradigm shift.
From "The Green Knight" to Sean Penn and new-but-still-confusing production protocols, this was the week that Covid anxiety made an unwelcome comeback.
CNN+ announced its launch today and promised, "Nothing like this exists." Exactly what that might mean is an open question.
In 1996, our site captured a creative community in flux. Now, we're going to explore what the next quarter-century will look like.
In a world where the theatrical release is an option, not a necessity, movie studios are no longer in charge of Hollywood.
The investment, which makes Penske-MRC a SXSW shareholder, was described by cofounder Roland Swenson as "a lifeline."
Amazon Prime Video Direct is the only mainstream service to accept unsolicited film submissions, but is that a distinction it wants to keep?
The exhilarating crime-family drama revolutionized Italian TV, and now it's poised to do the same for the fledgling streamer.
