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Brava, Brave Katie Holmes
Guest Blog: Suri is a result of your time as Mrs. Tom Cruise, but now it is time to move on and be Katie Holmes again
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Carole Mallory -
Five New Ways That Hollywood Is Making Money
Guest Blog: Don't cry for Hollywood, despite the grim financial headlines about mega-flops and eroding revenue streams. Here are new ways the studios are making money
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Edward Jay Epstein -
How to Do the Actor-Director Dance
Guest Blog: Imagine a world of storytelling where each character is free from the constrictions and restrictions of actors and directors
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Mark W. Travis -
‘Magic Mike’ Recalls My Nudity in Films
Here's why I cheer the movie about a man being treated like an object
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Carole Mallory -
How Spider-Man and His Marvel Super-Friends Were Saved From Bankruptcy
Guest Blog: This is the story of two savvy businessmen who rescued a slate of Marvel heroes from a super-villain: bankruptcy
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Dan Raviv -
Move Over ‘Field of Dreams,’ Here Comes ‘Kano’
Guest blog: Upcoming baseball movie "Kano" tells story of how a group of Taiwanese island teens took on the mighty Japanese in 1931 and became a part of their country's lore
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Dan Bloom -
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes: Can We Handle the Truth?
Guest Blog: There are certain subjects — and celebrity marital travails can be one of them — that even our increasingly invasive media choose to stay away from
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‘Brave’ and My Audition to be Madame Picasso
Guest Blog: The moral of this tale if that our fate lives within us
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Carole Mallory -
The Return of the Lohan
Guest Blog: Lindsay's re-emergence made me realize that she’s the sole member of a once very active L.A. chapter of the Bad Girls' Club
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Mali Perl -
Opportunity Will Knock – If You Drag it to the Door Step
Guest Blog: There are plenty of opportunities in Hollywood — you just have to create them with hard work, persistence and countless hours
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Keith Fenimore -
A Wake-Up Call for Women Producers
Guest Blog: We cannot accept the lowly statistics without activism
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Barbara Sutton Masry -
Why Can’t Cannes be Like the Silverdocs?
45 of the around 100 films unspooling at the festival are directed or co-directed by women
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Aviva Kempner -
Sorry, It’s Just Not True That ‘One Writer Fits All’
In bouncing between movies, novels and sitcoms, there is some crossover in the required skill sets, but the bulges that don’t intersect lead lots of writers to their real-estate licenses
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‘E.T.’ 30th Anniversary: Its Magic Still Resonates
Guest Blog: With 'E.T.,' Steven Spielberg introduced audiences to their inner child in a way that was so intense that it forced us to look at, and confont, the real world in a different way
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A Once and Not-Future TV Writer’s Ode to Joy
Guest Blog: In this re-entry into network TV, no matter where I looked — ESE, WSW NNE, SSW — the future was clouded with frigid conference calls, coded notes, oppressive tact and congestive collaboration
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Peter Mehlman