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Hollywood Flashback: A Title Change Couldn’t Save ‘The Pope Must Die’
British satire starring Robbie Coltrane as Dave the First might be the most controversial film about the Vatican ever made.
Studio Execs Say California Needs to Be More Competitive to Bring Production Back to Hollywood
"It’s almost more a California issue, honestly, than a U.S. issue," Sony Pictures CEO Ravi Ahuja said at the Milken Institute ...
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Newsom Wants Trump to Subsidize Hollywood
The California governor wants Trump to switch from tariffs on foreign films to a federal film tax credit. It’s swapping one ...
There Should Be a Meaner Hollywood Satire Than The Studio
Across its first seven episodes, the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ series about a studio head struggling to balance his love ...
Hollywood Minute: Bullock and Kidman to return for ‘Practical Magic 2’
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman to star in a ‘Practical Magic’ sequel, ‘Hiccup’ and ‘Toothless’ soar in the ‘How To Train ...
Read Jon Voight’s Plan To Save Hollywood: Midsize Federal Tax Credits, Increased Write-Offs & Harsh Tariffs On Overseas Incentives
Jon Voight wants Donald Trump to sign off on stackable tax credits, a "cultural test" and streamer ownership changes to help ...
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On “Hacks” and “The Studio,” Hollywood Confronts Its Flop Era
The industry has long loved to tell stories about itself—but, in 2025, the self-satirizing has an air of crisis management.