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Hollywood Makes It Hard for Religious Filmmakers to Do Their Job (Guest Blog)
“When it comes to understanding the values of the heartland, Hollywood [gets] them wrong more often than not,” “Persecuted” director tells TheWrap
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For Old Hollywood to Succeed, It Needs New Media’s Help (Guest Blog)
Dana Loberg, CEO and co-founder of MovieLaLa, tells TheWrap of the “brave new world” studios and tech startups must live in
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Mike Judge’s ‘Silicon Valley’ Dilemma: Stay Invested, or Get a ‘F—pile of Money’?
“Office Space” creator and “Seinfeld” vet Alec Berg turn their satire on tech entrepreneurs
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Dear Networks: Please Stop Sending Me Bribes
The behind-the-scenes waste that goes into press coverage
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How Letterman’s Exit Could Spawn Conan vs. Jay Part 2
NBC’s handling of the last two “Tonight Show” transitions could come back to bite it — hard
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‘Dom Hemingway’ Review: Jude Law Goes Full Character Actor in This Hilarious but Hollow Gangster Comedy
Jude Law leaves his pretty-boy past behind him to play a middle-aged mobster in a movie that’s not always worthy of his exertions
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New York Times Rides Growing Wave of Climate Fiction (Guest Blog)
With a University of Oregon professor teaching Cli-Fi fiction, the genre is becoming more than just a trend
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Lupita Nyong’o, ‘Veronica Mars’ Help Usher in New Era of Girl Power (Guest Blog)
Kristen Bell and an inspired Iran-set vampire movie give this moviegoer a new hope
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The Brilliance of ‘Cosmos’ – Seth MacFarlane Uses His Power for Good
Fox celebrates our greatest minds instead of our smallest
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‘Rob the Mob’ Review: A Bonnie & Clyde Tale That’s Better Than Its Title
Michael Pitt and Nina Arianda star as real-life Robin Hoods – accent on the “hoods” – with a plan so brilliantly stupid it actually worked, until it didn’t
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‘Le Week-End’ Review: Can the City of Lights Save This Marriage?
Jim Broadbent and Lindsay Duncan crackle as a sparring British couple on holiday in this perceptive and witty new dramedy written by Hanif Kureishi
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Dear Hollywood: Fix VFX, It Will Fix the Movie Biz for You (Guest Blog)
VFX artists are middle class workers who are losing their livelihoods to foreign tax subsidies
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‘Mad Men’s’ Matthew Weiner Q&A: Are We Over-Analyzing TV?
Weiner remembers viewers being unimpressed by the carousel speech
