CBS Argues First Amendment Protections in Bid to Dismiss ‘Matlock’ Writer Lawsuit Over Allegedly Racist Comments
The studio stressed that its decision to stop employing John Lowe is a creative choice.
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page 18 of 21The Hollywood Reporter•Winston Cho11 Sept
TIFF Flashback: Naomi Watts Cruised Into Toronto via ‘Mulholland’
The British star's career received a major jolt thanks to David Lynch’s mind-bending Hollywood noir.
The Hollywood Reporter•Georg Szalai11 Sept
Paramount Settlement Talks With California Moving Forward
The two sides will sit down to discuss a deal resolving the case at the end of October.
The Hollywood Reporter•Winston Cho11 Sept
Dior and A24 Strike Two-Year Partnership Across Film and Theater
Dior will be the premier partner for A24’s Cherry Lane Theatre Off-Broadway.
The Hollywood Reporter•Caitlin Huston11 Sept
Why ‘La Gradiva,’ the Surprise Sensation of Cannes, Is Now the Essential Debut of the Fall
The spellbinding teen drama makes its North American premiere at TIFF on Monday, the beginning of an underdog awards run for Marine Atlan's auspicious first feature.
The Hollywood Reporter•David Canfield11 Sept
Stars Hit New York Fashion Week, Brad Pitt Debuts ‘Heart of the Beast’ and This Week’s Best Events
Inside this week's biggest Hollywood premieres, parties and openings.
The Hollywood Reporter•Kirsten Chuba11 Sept
Where to Stream ‘9/11 Tribute in Light’ TV Special With Performers Cyndi Lauper, Lainey Wilson and More
The one-hour televised event will be hosted live from New York City by 'World News Tonight' anchor David Muir, 'Good Morning America' co-anchor Robin Roberts and anchor Diane Sawyer.
The Hollywood Reporter•Erin Lassner11 Sept
‘Magazine’ Review: A Deceptively Modest, Keenly Observed Snapshot of a Young Woman’s Coming of Age Within an Industry on the Brink
Lily McInerny stars alongside Jake Lacy and Lukita Maxwell in Alexandra Pechman's directorial debut, following an aspiring poet who interns at a prestigious literary publication in 2010s New York.
The Hollywood Reporter•Angie Han11 Sept
‘Point Break’ Series Surfs to Green Light at AMC
The show is set in the same world as the 1991 movie starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze.
The Hollywood Reporter•Rick Porter11 Sept
‘Father Joe’ Review: Kiefer Sutherland and Al Pacino in a Holy Mess of an Action Flick
Luc Besson wrote and produced this high-concept, B-grade shoot-em-up about a gun-toting priest who takes on the New York crime world.
The Hollywood Reporter•Jordan Mintzer11 Sept
‘Star Trek’ at 60: ‘Strange New Worlds’ Co-Creator Akiva Goldsman on Why It Keeps Boldly Going
The lifelong Trekkie talks to The Hollywood Reporter about the franchise's six-decade staying power, how its message of "interspecies collaboration" still matters and why he believes the next generation will keep tuning in (even though he can't get his own kids to watch).
The Hollywood Reporter•Benjamin Svetkey11 Sept
Colman Domingo Says “Men Should Be Locking Arms to Make Sure Women Have What They Need” at Kering’s Caring for Women Dinner
Produced annually by the conglomerate that owns Gucci, Balenciaga, Boucheron and other celebrated brands, the event raised more than $5 million to support an end of violence against women and children.
The Hollywood Reporter•Laurie Brookins11 Sept
Bill Kerby, Screenwriter on ‘The Rose,’ ‘The Last American Hero’ and ‘Hooper,’ Dies at 88
He also “un-weirded” Terrence Malick’s script for ‘The Gravy Train’ and received an Emmy nomination for ‘Hatfields and the McCoys.’
The Hollywood Reporter•Mike Barnes11 Sept
‘A Bit of Light’ Review: A Despondent Man Stumbles Into a Renewed Sense of Connection in a Mournful, Quietly Comic Drama From Iran
Ali Asgari, one of the writer-directors of ‘Terrestrial Verses,’ enters Venice’s main competition with the story of a persecuted Iranian doctor and his matter-of-fact plan to end his life.
The Hollywood Reporter•Sheri Linden11 Sept
Streaming Ratings: ‘Reacher’ Is (Still) Big
Not yet appearing on the charts is 'The Shards,' but that's not uncommon for FX shows.
The Hollywood Reporter•Rick Porter11 Sept
Angelyne is Taking Her Billboard Act to the Sky Above Los Angeles
Over lunch at Denny’s, the Hollywood icon says she got Marc Jacobs to pay up over that unauthorized bag, discusses her drone debut, overtures from Nithya Raman's campaign and dancing in '80s WeHo with Madonna and Boy George.
The Hollywood Reporter•Seth Abramovitch11 Sept
Warner Bros. Chiefs Double Down On Film Strategy: “We Really Believe In An Eclectic Slate”
Pamela Abdy and Michael De Luca delivered a keynote address at the Toronto Film Festival on Friday.
The Hollywood Reporter•Etan Vlessing11 Sept
Venice Critics’ Week Awards: Tommaso Usberti’s ‘Before the War’ Crowned Best Film
The Audience Award has been given to 'Our Share of Sand' by Shalini Adnani and Dong Jie's 'Zoom In, Zoom Out' has claimed the Circolo del Cinema di Verona Award.
The Hollywood Reporter•Lily Ford11 Sept
Los Angeles Showed Its True Colors After Sept. 11
In the wake of the attacks on the Twin Towers and Pentagon, Hollywood studios were barricaded, movie releases postponed and patriotic street art unfurled as L.A. stood in solidarity with New York.
The Hollywood Reporter•Lexy Perez11 Sept
François Arnaud Boards Mike Birbiglia’s Focus Features Comedy ‘Old Friends New Friends’ (Exclusive)
The 'Heated Rivalry' star joins Kathryn Newton, Lucas Hedges, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Geraldine Viswanathan and Dylan Gelula in the film written and directed by Birbiglia.
The Hollywood Reporter•Nicole Fell11 Sept