Jeremy Fuster, Film Reporter, joined TheWrap in 2016 and covers box office and labor news. He received a National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Award for his coverage of the 2023 WGA Strike and was nominated by the LA Press Club as Best Entertainment Journalist. He can be reached at jeremy.fuster@thewrap.com.
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‘Terrifier,’ Hollywood’s Newest Underdog, Makes Its Universal Halloween Horror Nights Debut
A film with a $55,000 budget has grown into a franchise that has joined Universal Studios’ yearly Halloween Horror Nights event
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Chris Aronson to Exit as Paramount Domestic Distribution Chief Amid Skydance Takeover
The veteran exec will depart Dec. 1 following the release of the studio’s next films “Roofman” and “The Running Man”
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‘Smashing Machine’ Box Office: Dwayne Johnson’s Dramatic Leap Falls Flat With Career-Worst $5.9 Million Opening
Despite critical praise, audiences largely passed on Johnson’s performance as an MMA legend on the downswing of his career
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Taylor Swift’s ‘Release Party of a Showgirl’ Racks Up $33 Million at Box Office
AMC’s music event film saves this weekend from having the lowest overall box office totals of the year
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Taylor Swift’s ‘Release Party of a Showgirl’ Heads for $33 Million Box Office Weekend
“One Battle After Another” holds solidly with $12 million second weekend while “Showgirl” gets out of the woods with virtually no marketing costs for AMC Theatres
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Disney, Warner Bros. Execs Talk Facing Box Office Competition in Asia: ‘Trust Your Local Teams’
TheGrill 2025: Andrew Cripps and Jeff Goldstein discuss how Hollywood is “struggling to break through” in overseas markets where “Ne Zha 2” makes $2 billion
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Beyond the Tilly Norwood Hype, Studio Execs Explain How AI Is Actually Being Used
TheGrill 2025: Execs reject the idea of a synthetic actor and say AI’s arrival in Hollywood is happening in quieter ways
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Japanese Oscar Contender ‘Kokuho’ Gets Limited U.S. Release
The Kabuki drama will get one-week runs in Los Angeles and New York with a nationwide release to come
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‘Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’ Passes ‘Superman’ at Global Box Office
The anime blockbuster is the first non-English/Mandarin film to pass $600 million in global grosses
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Don’t Expect Taylor Swift’s Album Release Party to Be An ‘Eras Tour’-Level Hit for the Box Office
While a welcome replacement for “Michael,” Swift’s “Release Party of a Showgirl” is expected to make a third of her 2023 concert film
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Matthew Lillard Would Love to Reunite With James Gunn on DC Film: ‘Tell Him I’m Available’
The “Scream” star worked with Gunn more than 20 years ago on “Scooby-Doo”
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FilmLA President Paul Audley to Retire at End of Year
CFO/COO Denise Gutches will be the new CEO at the Los Angeles film office as it addresses calls for permitting reform
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James Mangold Signs Overall Deal With Paramount
The “A Complete Unknown” director is set to release his next film, “High Side,” with the studio
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‘The Simpsons’ Predicted When Its Own Movie Sequel Would Come Out
Disney has set its follow-up to the original 2007 film for July 2027, just as one of Bart’s infamous chalkboard gags foretold
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Hollywood Dems Push for Federal Film Tax Credit After Trump Once Again Floats Foreign Movie Tariffs
Sen. Adam Schiff and Rep. Laura Friedman warn that 100% tariffs could raise costs for consumers
