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  • CAA’s Acquisition of ICM Is Driven by Hollywood’s Race to Consolidate | Analysis

    CAA’s “double down on representation” signals a survival tactic, not just a talent-first philosophy, experts say

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    Diane Haithman, Beatrice Verhoeven, and Tim Baysinger
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  • Can Elizabeth Holmes’ Domestic Abuse Defense Work in Theranos Fraud Trial? | Analysis

    The disgraced leader faces an uphill battle, but “there’s a lot of things going for her as a defendant,” one expert says

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    Antoinette Siu
    September 9, 2021 @ 5:59 AM

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  • Beautycon Comes to Ugly End: CEO Moj Mahdara Out, Website Dark, Assets Sold in Foreclosure (Exclusive)

    Richelieu Dennis’ Essence Ventures has taken over the media darling plagued with financial trouble and layoffs

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    September 3, 2021 @ 6:17 AM

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    Beautycon Comes to Ugly End: CEO Moj Mahdara Out, Website Dark, Assets Sold in Foreclosure (Exclusive)

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  • ‘Barbie Universe’: Inside the 62-Year-Old Doll’s Expansion Into Movies, Streaming and Instagram

    “We are always looking for new expressions of the brand … everything is on the table,” one Mattel executive says

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    Diane Haithman
    September 2, 2021 @ 4:16 PM

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    ‘Barbie Universe’: Inside the 62-Year-Old Doll’s Expansion Into Movies, Streaming and Instagram

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  • Are COVID Delta Variant Fears Killing the Live Concert Comeback?

    “Shows are happening all over the country, and people are going to them, I know that much,” one music executive insists

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    Diane Haithman
    August 24, 2021 @ 6:00 AM

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  • WrapPRO Roundtable: Is Tech Blasting Age Barriers in Hollywood?

    “I’ll change brands in a heartbeat. I went from PC to Mac when I was 60,” says one writer-producer

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    Diane Haithman
    August 6, 2021 @ 6:00 AM

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  • Hungarian HFPA Member Admits Plagiarizing, Recycling Quotes in Scarlett Johansson Profile (Exclusive)

    Magazine Nok Lapja says it has severed ties with Anikó Navai following an investigation

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    July 28, 2021 @ 5:01 PM

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    Hungarian HFPA Member Admits Plagiarizing, Recycling Quotes in Scarlett Johansson Profile (Exclusive)

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  • Live Concerts Heat Up This Summer After COVID Shutdowns

    “I don’t think you are going to find many venues that have holes in their calendar by September,” says one music executive

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    July 2, 2021 @ 6:00 AM

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  • Champagne Truffles and Filet Mignon Deliveries: Hollywood’s New Gifting Explosion

    “Pandemic gifts have gone crazy,” says an entertainment marketing executive

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    Diane Haithman
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  • Hotel Rooms Are Scarce at This Year’s Cannes Film Festival, but There’s Room For Your Yacht

    Expect only 25% of the usual number of big boats docking at the annual fest, one broker says

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    June 15, 2021 @ 4:05 PM

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  • Inside Book Publishing’s Merger Mania – and Why Antitrust Laws Won’t Slow It Down

    “A lot of the talk and the fear and the anger is about things that are none of the business of the law,” one merger expert says

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    May 10, 2021 @ 10:00 AM

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    Inside Book Publishing’s Merger Mania – and Why Antitrust Laws Won’t Slow It Down

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  • Congress Approved $15 Billion to Save Entertainment Venues – Why Has Not a Penny Been Spent So Far?

    Indie cinemas, music venues and museums have waited two months and counting for the Small Business Administration to start sending out grants

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    Jeremy Fuster
    March 1, 2021 @ 6:00 AM

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    Congress Approved $15 Billion to Save Entertainment Venues – Why Has Not a Penny Been Spent So Far?

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  • Are Twitter and Netflix Taking a Hit for Overperforming in New Subscribers Early in the Pandemic?

    The social media app’s Q4 user growth falls short of Wall Street’s expectations

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    February 9, 2021 @ 4:12 PM

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  • Inside ‘Tidal Wave’ of Song Catalog Sales: Why Neil Young, Bob Dylan and More Are Cashing in

    “People are almost treating catalogs like they would treat bonds,” lawyer James Sammataro says

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    Brian Welk
    January 15, 2021 @ 6:00 AM

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    Inside ‘Tidal Wave’ of Song Catalog Sales: Why Neil Young, Bob Dylan and More Are Cashing in

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  • Journalist Gulchehra Hoja on the ‘Incredibly High Price’ of Reporting on China’s Uyghur Oppression | PRO Video

    Hoja and Syrian reporter Yakeen Bido discuss the personal and professional risks that come with reporting on global atrocities — and why they have to persist

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    Lindsey Ellefson
    December 10, 2020 @ 2:20 PM

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    Journalist Gulchehra Hoja on the ‘Incredibly High Price’ of Reporting on China’s Uyghur Oppression | PRO Video

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