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Los Angeles Film Production Declines 13.2% in Q3, but FilmLA Points to ‘Early Signs’ of Recovery
“It will take a little while for new incentive-backed projects to get underway and be reflected in our data,” FilmLA says in quarterly report
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Netflix Teams With Spotify in Major Video Podcast Push, Will Stream Bill Simmons and Other Ringer Shows
The streamer is bringing sports, culture, lifestyle and true crime shows from Spotify Studios and The Ringer to its platform starting in early 2026
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Laika Launches Frame X Frame Exhibit, Screens Films at Lumière Film Festival | Exclusive
Travis Knight, the president and CEO of the studio, was on hand for the festivities
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CBS News Staffers Won’t Be Punished for Ignoring Bari Weiss’ Memo, WGA Says
The union says employees’ choice to respond “will not be a basis for discipline, discharge or layoff”
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The Reset: What to Expect in the 4Q Homestretch
Five headaches and opportunities on the path to finish out 2025
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Beatles Films From Sam Mendes Cast James Norton as Manager Brian Epstein
The four films will be released by Sony in April 2028
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Why CBS Bosses Are Doubling Down on Scripted Shows as Other Networks Scale Back | Exclusive
Entertainment president Amy Reisenbach and studio chief David Stapf tell TheWrap about building the “strongest lineup in the company’s history” while ratings still justify the cost
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Keanu Reeves Pays Tribute to Late ‘Something’s Gotta Give’ Co-Star Diane Keaton: ‘A Very Special, Unique Person’
“She was very nice to me. Generous, generous artist,” the actor adds
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Alec Baldwin Issues Update After His Car Crashes Into a Tree Amid Severe Weather: ‘Pretty Smashed Up’ | Video
The actor and his brother, Stephen Baldwin, collided into a tree Monday morning in the Hamptons
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Nicolle Wallace Says Trump Will Retaliate After Losing Joe Rogan, MTG’s ICE Deportation Support: ‘It’s Gonna Get Worse’ | Video
“We should note that the administration is about to turn up the volume even louder,” the “Deadline: White House” anchor warns
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Pentagon Press Association Urges Defense Department to Reconsider Restrictive Press Policies: ‘No Need for This Battle’
“The Pentagon has no reason for the new acknowledgment other than to chill both reporters and their sources — something many of our members cannot abide,” the group says
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Rachel Maddow Believes Trump Indictments Aim to Make It ‘Illegal or Terrifying’ to Oppose Him | Video
“They’re putting heads on pikes and putting those pikes up at the gates to the city to say it’s not possible to criticize, let alone oppose, this president,” the MSNBC host adds
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After Limp ‘Ares’ Box Office Opening, ‘Tron’ Remains in Franchise Limbo
The sci-fi series about digital worlds has become too big to be a truly “cult” series, yet not big enough to be a major cultural force
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Christiane Amanpour Apologizes for Saying Israeli Hostages Were ‘Treated Better’ Than Gazans in War: ‘Insensitive and Wrong’
“Like everyone I’ve been horrified at what Hamas has subjected them to over two long years,” the journalist says
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Natalie Portman Reflects on the End of Gaza War: ‘Very Emotional Day’
“The release and the swap of the prisoners and the hostages is really a momentous day,” she adds
