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How Meredith Alloway Conjured Her Witchy Debut Feature ‘Forbidden Fruits’
The feature, which just premiered at SXSW, debuts in theaters later this month
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Starz Lays Off 7% of Staff 10 Months After Lionsgate Split
The media company’s cuts are attributed to reorganizing operations toward future growth
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MPA Endorses Trump’s National AI Plan, Pushes for Copyright Protections
“Strong copyright protections and innovation are mutually reinforcing and must continue to be in the age of AI,” MPA Chairman and CEO Charles Rivkin says
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Taylor Frankie Paul’s Ex Granted Temporary Custody of Son Amid Domestic Violence Scandal
The decision in favor of Dakota Mortensen comes a day after “The Bachelorette” Season 22 was canceled
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‘Ready or Not 2: Here I Come’ Cast and Character Guide | Photos
It’s time for another round of hide and seek
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Nielsen Delays Methodology Changes to Gauge Viewership Reports After Streamer Backlash
Streaming viewership was expected to see a downturn with the inclusion of additional data
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How Producing Partners Kerry Washington and Pilar Savone Tackled the Character Complexity of ‘Imperfect Women’ | Video
Power Women New York: “We stand at the intersection of what makes us all completely unique and what makes us exactly the same,” Washington says of her production company Simpson Street
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‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’ Creator Thanks Duffer Brothers for Their Mentorship Post-‘Stranger Things’
Camila Morrone and Adam DiMarco play an unlucky couple whose engagement may or may not get derailed as their wedding day approaches in Haley Z. Boston’s Netflix horror series
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Judge Rules Pentagon’s Press Policy Violates First and 5th Amendments in Victory for New York Times
The court says it will vacate the policy, which the Times and dozens of news outlets rejected last fall
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California, New York and 6 More States File Emergency Motion to Halt Nexstar-Tegna Merger
“The Trump Administration has once again put corporate interests ahead of the interests of everyday Americans — not on our watch,” California AG Rob Bonta says
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Molly Jong-Fast Sees Midterm ‘Blowback’ Against Trump 2.0: ‘On the Back Foot’ | Video
Power Women New York: The author and political columnist discusses the “unfettered” Trump administration and why the media needs to hold it accountable
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The Best Sci-Fi Movies of the 21st Century That Predicted Our Troubling Times
Make way for bitter cautionary tales about AI ruining Hollywood and action-packed warnings about everything we’re already doing right now
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Taylor Frankie Paul’s Predicted ‘Bachelorette’ Winner Sends Prayers After Season Cancellation: ‘Her Moment Was Blocked’
“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” star says her “heart goes out to him” in the comments Friday
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Noah Wyle Joins IATSE Chief in Push for Federal Film and TV Tax Credit: ‘An Investment in Our People’ | Video
“It’s really hard to shoot a TV show in L.A., and it’s really expensive. Prohibitively so,” the “Pitt” star says alongside Matthew Loeb, Jim Acosta, Jax Deluca and Sen. Adam Schiff
