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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‘Practical Magic’ Opens to $28 Million as Post-Summer Box Office Faces Sluggish Start
Warner Bros. legacyquel aims to leg out through September while “The Odyssey” becomes Universal’s highest grossing film ever
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‘The Odyssey’ Passes ‘Jurassic World’ as Universal’s Highest Grossing Film of All Time
Christopher Nolan’s epic passed $1.67 billion after nearly two months in theaters
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‘Evil Genius’: Why Courteney Cox Turned the Netflix True Crime Doc Into a ‘Twisted Comedy’ Movie
Toronto International Film Festival 2026: David Harbour and Patricia Arquette re-enact one of the most insane murder plots in history
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LA City Council’s Adrin Nazarian Wants to ‘Part the Red Sea of Red Tape’ for Film Shoots
The Studio City Councilmember tells TheWrap about his new committee to fight back against job losses in Hollywood
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‘Practical Magic 2’ Hits Theaters as Warner Bros. Faces Its Worst Slump in 25 Years
Not since 2001 has Warner reached September without a $100 million domestic grosser
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LA City Council Launches Committee to Address Production Flight
Committee chair Adrin Nazarian says he wants to “part the Red Sea of red tape” that ensnares countless film shoots in Los Angeles
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‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Presales Hit $50 Million 3 Months Before Release
The box office records set by “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” may not last long
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Paul Feig in Talks to Direct ‘Italian Job’ Sequel at Paramount
The 2003 heist film starring Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron and Edward Norton made $176 million worldwide
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How ‘Buddy,’ a Tale of Children’s TV Gone Wrong, Became the Latest Indie Horror Hit
The feature debut of “Too Many Cooks” director Casper Kelly will become Roadside Attractions’ first film since COVID to clear $20 million at the box office
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Paramount Insists AGs and WGA Pay Costs Related to Merger Delay in New Briefs: ‘Must Accept Financial Consequences’
A federal district judge is set to rule on Paramount’s request on Sept. 24
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Netflix to Report Box Office Numbers for the First Time Starting This Fall
Grosses will be reported for a handful of films like “La Bola Negra,” which will receive a 47-day theatrical window before hitting streaming
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The Summer Box Office Blew Past Records. But Can Theaters Sustain the Momentum? | Analysis
Surprise indie hits and big IP drove a massive lift in ticket sales, but it also papered over lingering concerns about the business
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‘Spider-Man’ Takes Sixth No. 1 as Summer Box Office As It Crosses $2.4 Billion
2026 is challenging the record for the highest grossing summer at the U.S. box office before inflation adjustment
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‘Spider-Man’ Still on Top at Labor Day Box Office While ‘Coyote vs Acme’ Holds Strong
The Ketchup-released “Looney Tunes” film is set to drop only 27% from its opening weekend
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Plane Flies ‘Ellison Is Trump’s B—h!’ Over Paramount Lot as Dueling Merger Pressers Are Held Outside
Block the Merger, which says it was not behind the plane, rallied against the Warner acquisition while the group Neighbors for Strong Communities supported it














