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‘Practical Magic 2’ Hits Theaters as Warner Bros. Faces Its Worst Slump in 25 Years
Not since 2001 has Warner reached September without a $100 million domestic grosser
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LA City Council Launches Committee to Address Production Flight
Committee chair Adrin Nazarian says he wants to “part the Red Sea of red tape” that ensnares countless film shoots in Los Angeles
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Ruby Rose Says Co-Star Noel Clarke ‘Preyed on a Woman’ on ‘SAS’ Set Amid His UK Sexual Assault Charges
“I reported him. No one cared,” the actress writes hours after the “Doctor Who” star was charged with sexual assault, voyeurism and exposure
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Veteran Filmmaker Barbara Kopple Returns to Worker Struggles in ‘Union Town’ Doc
Venice Film Festival: 50 years after “Harlan County, USA,” the acclaimed documentarian finds new stories to tell
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Former CBS News CEO Wendy McMahon Says That ’60 Minutes’ DNA Is Being ‘Rewritten in Real Time’
“I think it’s deeply concerning to have colleagues I trust … saying so very directly and so very plainly that they experienced editorial interference firsthand,” she adds
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‘Baby Reindeer’ Star Jessica Gunning Returns to Netflix for Dark Comedy Series ‘Feral’
The Emmy winner plays one of the four female leads of the show, based on the 1987 novel by Shirley Conran
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5 New Shows to Stream This Week on Netflix, Hulu and More
The “Snowfall” spinoff and “The Paper” top the list
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Brian Williams Says ‘60 Minutes’ Could ‘Use a New Coat of Paint’
The former NBC News anchor and Jonathan Wald weigh in on the future of TV news
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Michael Mann’s New ‘Miami Vice’ Director’s Cut to Premiere at Beyond Fest
Other highlights include an M. Night Shyamalan retrospective and a 4K edition of “The Host”
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Robert Pattinson Says He Was ‘Genuinely Throwing Up’ Before ‘Primetime’ Premiere
Venice Film Festival: The actor says the Chris Hansen film is the most work he’s ever done, and explains why the A24 movie isn’t “an indictment of anyone”
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Florida AG Sues Netflix for Data Tracking, Targeting Kids
“Parents, not streaming corporations need to direct the upbringing of children,” James Uthmeier says
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‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Presales Hit $50 Million 3 Months Before Release
The box office records set by “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” may not last long
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Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger: Supreme Court Asks for State AG Response to Iowa, Montana Objection by Sept. 25
Brenna Bird and Austin Knudsen previously asked the court to block the “politicized” lawsuit against the pending $110 billion deal
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NFL, Grand Theft Auto VI Dominate Audience Excitement | Chart
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Louisa Jacobson Comes Into Her Own
As Marian Brook on HBO’s The Gilded Age, Louisa Jacobson has spent three seasons transforming from a penniless ingenue into a woman slowly finding her place among New York’s elite.














