Hollywood
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California May Drop Its Mask Mandates, But Hollywood Won’t
After navigating the biggest COVID surge ever with Omicron, studios and unions are discussing how to move forward
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Hollywood’s COVID Protocols Extended to Mid-February
The Return to Work Agreement reached between Hollywood’s unions and studios in 2020 is expected to remain in effect as the Omicron surge continues
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Stars of ‘Cobra Kai,’ ‘Gossip Girl,’ ‘Reservation Dogs,’ ‘On My Block,’ ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Join Next Gen Roundtable at Power Women Summit
Digital creators Christina “Tinx” Najjar, Amelie Zilber, Lizzy Capri, Lauren Riihimaki and Chloe Lukasiak will also join WrapWomen’s annual event
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How Hollywood Is Bracing for Another Shutdown as IATSE Strike Threat Gets Real
“It’s obviously not the best timing for the industry but, you know, that’s when strikes are most effective,” one director tells TheWrap
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‘UnWrapped’ Podcast: Judith Light and Laura Benanti on Going From Stage to Screen
Episode 3: The Tony Award-winning actresses discuss their transition into Hollywood and their current projects
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IATSE Members Say They’re Ready to Shut Down Hollywood With a Strike – Pandemic or Not
A sense of unity surrounds the below-the-line guild as a strike authorization vote approaches
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‘The Next Ted Lasso': After Year in Pandemic, Hollywood Dumps Edgy for ‘Uplifting’ Projects
”The buyers are getting data from the audience and it’s saying: ‘We want more aspirational content,'“ one agent says
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Time’s Up Spent 45% More on Staff Salaries Than Legal Defense Fund in 2019
Former CEO Lisa Borders was paid $590,000 for the year despite resigning in February 2019
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Netflix Global Film Head Scott Stuber Joins Keynote Interview at TheGrill
Stuber will discuss the rapid rise of Netflix and the future of streaming post-pandemic with TheWrap editor-in-chief Sharon Waxman at WrapPro’s annual business conference Sept. 29-30
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California Bill Proposes $330 Million Boost in Film and TV Tax Credits
Should Gov. Gavin Newsom sign legislation, $150 million of that total sum would be allocated to new soundstage construction
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Atlanta Studio Sparks Protests for Plan to Clearcut 200-Acre Forest for More Soundstages
Blackhall Studios, where films like ”Venom“ have been shot, is under fire from environmental groups over its expansion plans
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Gay Hollywood: 43 Out and Proud LGBT Stars (Photos)
From actress Jane Lynch to actor Zachary Quinto to talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, stars who serve as inspirations for Pride Month
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Tech Takes Hollywood: How Amazon’s MGM Buy Signals a New Order in the Content Game
Tech giant’s acquisition of a legacy studio marks a ”watershed moment“ in Hollywood history, one analyst says
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Why COVID-19 Safety Protocols Are Here to Stay on Hollywood Sets – For Now
”We know there’s been a more infectious variant spreading in California for months, and we don’t know if more are on the way,“ one individual with knowledge says
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‘The Wilds’ Star Mia Healey Calls on Hollywood to Greenlight More LGBTQ+ Inclusive Projects
WrapWomen LA Blog: ”I think this is a really important time and a very overdue moment for these stories to come to light,“ actress says
