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Bill to Protect California Production Incentive From Annual Tax Credit Cap Passes State Legislature
Independent productions will be exempt from a new $5 million cap on business tax credits while major studio productions can opt for an accelerated cash refund
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Emily Blunt to Receive Kirk Douglas Award From Santa Barbara Film Festival
The “Disclosure Day” actress will be honored at a SBIFF dinner on Dec. 10
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Jonathan Bailey Drops Out of ‘Sunday in the Park With George’ Revival After Ariana Grande’s Exit
“Ari is one of my dearest friends, and my support for her is unwavering,” the actor says
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Netflix Snags New Katt Williams, Harlan Coben Podcasts, Renews Entire Audio Slate
The comic and the “I Will Find You” author will debut their brand-new originals later this year
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Netflix’s ‘La Bola Negra’ Trailer Shows Off Epic Cannes Sensation
Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi’s feature will be in theaters on Oct. 16
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State AGs, WGA Ask Court to Deny Paramount’s $1.9 Billion Bond Request for Ticking Fees
The group says the David Ellison-led media giant “wishes to offload its responsibility” that it voluntarily imposed on itself
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Netflix to Release Matthew Perry Docuseries in October
The three-part series “The One About Matthew Perry” is billed as the “first in-depth, definitive documentary” since his death in 2023
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Howard Stern Hands Off One of His SiriusXM Channels to Andy Cohen for Real – With a Request to ‘Up the Gay’
“Please continue the tradition of doing a lot of gay antics,” Stern asks
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Mark Ruffalo Receives Support From 170 Jewish Artists After ‘Outrageous Smear Campaign’ of Antisemitism
“Enough! Enough with the false and dangerous weaponization of charges of antisemitism,” their open letter reads in response to Paramount’s comments
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Kenan Thompson Explains Why He Hasn’t Left ‘SNL’ Yet
“I’m not afraid of how it will be when I leave,” the comedian tells Amy Poehler
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Luca Guadagnino’s Sam Altman Movie ‘Artificial’ to World Premiere at New York Film Festival
“If ever there was a movie for its moment, this is it,” NYFF Artistic Director Dennis Lim says
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‘The Varnell Hill Show’ Review: Tommy Davidson’s ‘Martin’ Spinoff Is a Mixed Bag
The Paramount+ ode to late night TV bets a little too much on nostalgia
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50 Most Anticipated TV Shows of Fall 2026
From Netflix’s latest “Monster” and “Cupertino” on CBS, to Prime Video’s “Carrie” and “East of Eden” on Netflix
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Which Studio Has the Best Fall Movie Slate?
WB’s got “Practical Magic 2” and “Dune 3,” Disney’s got “Avengers” and “Hexed,” but could Sony’s “Resident Evil” be the surprise of the fall?
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After Years of Streaming Price Hikes, Is ‘Free’ the Next Growth Engine? | Analysis
Some Hollywood streamers are exploring taking select content outside the paywall, but experts warn it won’t work for everyone
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