‘The Simpsons’ Producers Pull 1991 Michael Jackson Episode in Response to ‘Leaving Neverland’
“It feels clearly the only choice to make,” James L. Brooks tells the Wall Street Journal
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‘Jurassic Park,’ ‘The Shining’ and ‘Brokeback Mountain’ Added to National Film Registry
The U.S. Library of Congress adds 25 more inductees
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‘Icebox’ Film Review: Child Immigrant Drama Takes Timely Look at Border Crisis
Toronto Film Festival 2018: Daniel Sawka’s film focuses on a 12-year-old boy detained by the U.S. after fleeing Central American gang violence
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Lisa Cholodenko Adds Directing Duties to Kristen Wiig’s ‘Toni Erdmann’
Jack Nicholson no longer attached to adaptation of German-language comedy hit
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‘The Simpsons’ Creators Respond to Disney-Fox Deal in a Very Homer Way
Beloved (but crass) characters say “hi” to Mickey Mouse as only they can
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Ryan Reynolds’ Silly Disney-Fox Merger Tweet Leads Hollywood Response to Massive Deal
Disney says it wants to acquire much of Fox, which would include “X-Men” and “Deadpool” properties
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30th Anniversary of ‘Broadcast News': 10 Journalism Movies You Should Rewatch (PHOTOS)
Which movies about the fourth estate deserve another viewing?
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Lee Daniels to Direct Oprah Winfrey in ‘Terms of Endearment’ Remake at Paramount (Exclusive)
Project would reunite actress with the filmmaker behind 2013’s “The Butler”
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‘Edge of Seventeen’ Review: Woody Harrelson Steals Angsty High School Comedy
Toronto 2016: Kelly Fremon Craig’s coming-of-age film stars Hailee Steinfeld, but a laconic Harrelson is its clear MVP
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James L Brooks to Receive PGA’s Norman Lear Achievement Award
Honor will be presented at the 28th Annual Producers Guild Awards ceremony on Jan. 28
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Will Academy’s #OscarsSoWhite Makeover Begin With New Election, Board Meeting?
AMPAS has an opportunity to change its membership and its leadership, but don’t expect a revolution
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Harry Shearer Signs New ‘Simpsons’ Deal After Leaving Show
Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders and Principal Skinner get their voices back
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‘The Simpsons’ Harry Shearer Exits: Mr. Burns, Ned Flanders and Principal Skinner to Be Recast (Updated)
Voice actor passed on same deal the rest of the cast accepted, showrunner Al Jean says — adding, “It’s confusing”
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‘The Simpsons’ Gets 2-Season Renewal From Fox
Seasons 27 and 28 will take the series to 625 episodes
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Sam Simon, ‘Simpsons’ Co-Creator, Dead at 59
Philanthropist donated millions of his TV earnings to charity
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Brad Pitt’s Singing Lesson and 9 Other Moments From the Palm Springs Awards Gala
How Rosamund Pike wooed David Fincher, what Eddie Redmayne did on his vacation and more
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Obama, Biden Hitting Hollywood for Mid-Term Fundraiser at Fox Chief Jim Gianopulos’ Home
It’s the third time this year Democrats are calling on Hollywood’s elite, following the president’s fundraising events at the homes of Shonda Rhimes and Disney Chairman Alan Horn
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Inside ‘Friends’ Central Perk Opening Party, Miles Teller’s One Night Fling (Photos)
Go see “Gunther” for free coffee in lower Manhattan for show’s 20th anniversary. Plus: Miles Teller celebrates a “Friends-y” plot in L.A. when a one night fling with Analeigh Tipton becomes a “Two Night Stand”
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‘The Simpsons’ Producer James L. Brooks Signs With WME
The agency has also signed writer-producers Ian Goldberg and Patrick Harbinson, as well as Kathy Griffin
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LeBron James Returns to Cleveland: Hollywood Explodes on Twitter
Everyone from Vanilla Ice to Katie Couric had 140-characters worth of an opinion to share
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Hollywood Rips Clippers Owner Donald Sterling for Racist Remarks
Bette Midler, Chris Rock and Josh Groban play the NBA scandal for laughs, while actress Sophia Bush calls Sterling “pathetic”
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‘Breaking Bad’ Win Gives Producer a Rare Emmy-Oscar Twofer
One of only six producers to win Best Picture and a top series Emmy, Mark Johnson tells TheWrap that he’s gunning for the Nobel next
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J.J. Abrams, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Alan Horn: Who Are Hollywood’s Biggest Political Donors? (Exclusive)
Who's giving what to whom? An early look at the biggest contributors in showbiz
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‘Sopranos’ Tops ‘Seinfeld’ as TV’s Best-Written Show, Writers Guild Says
"Mad Men" is newest show in WGA's top 10; "Twilight Zone" is the oldest
