Almost Half of All Men Toppled by #MeToo Have Been Replaced by Women
One-third of the women work in news media, one-fourth in government, and one-fifth in the arts, New York Times analysis shows
Roy Price
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Toronto Film Festival Market: Will Streaming Giants Spend Big Again and 5 Other Things to Watch
Old and new streaming platforms battle for clout and brand identity, many distributors are broke or betting big, and Fox Searchlight braces for life under Disney
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Inside the Fight for ‘Transparent': Jill Soloway’s Turmoil Over Jeffrey Tambor
Soloway prepared multiple storylines to suit several possible Amazon decisions about Tambor
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Jen Salke to Replace Roy Price as Amazon Studios Chief
NBC Entertainment president takes gig vacated by a sexual harassment scandal
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Nancy Dubuc No Longer Pursuing Amazon Studios President Job
NBC’s Jennifer Salke and former HBO Entertainment President Sue Naegle among those still being considered
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Why Amazon, Netflix Ghosted Sundance Sales After Dominating Last Year
Streaming giants actively bid but ultimately left the festival empty-handed, while Neon was the big player
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Sundance After #MeToo: Indie Buyers and Sellers Step Up Vetting of Filmmakers, Stars
Buyers will be “more careful than ever,” insider says of upcoming festival
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79 Hollywood and Media Heavyweights Accused of Sexual Misconduct Since Harvey Weinstein
From Brett Ratner, Kevin Spacey, Mark Halperin, James Toback to Louis CK
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Hollywood in 2018: The Old Order Ends, a New One Rises
Change is about to come barreling through the established order of Hollywood, leaving companies in pieces, shattering long-accepted norms and anointing a new set of power brokers
