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Trump Says He’s Instituting a “100 Percent Tariff” on Films Produced Outside of the U.S. Because the “Movie Industry in America Is Dying”
The president posted that Hollywood and other areas are "being devastated" due to "a concerted effort by other Nations," which constitutes a "National Security threat."
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The Hollywood Reporter Names Ada Guerin as Creative Director and Tony Maglio as Television Editor
Guerin will oversee the look and feel of multiple editorial properties for the brand, while Maglio will oversee THR’s television coverage.
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Demi Moore Says Aging Is a “Tremendous Gift” and Not the Same as “Being Old”: “You Could Not Pay Me to Be 21”
'The Substance' actress also reflects on her Oscars loss: "There's more work to be done."
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“A Nutless Monkey Could Do Your Job”: From Abusive to Angst-Ridden, 16 Memorable Studio Exec Portrayals in Film and TV
Seth Rogen is the latest actor to take on the role of a Hollywood executive, in Apple TV+'s 'The Studio.'
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Lesli Linka Glatter on ‘Homeland’ to ‘Zero Day’ and Bringing Production Back to Los Angeles
The director-producer and DGA president talks to The Hollywood Reporter about her attraction to the political conspiracy thriller, and why studios and networks need to bring their productions home: "We cannot lose and not support the labor that has built Hollywood."
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Fitch Cuts Outlook for Cineplex to Negative
The debt ratings agency cites concerns over the Canadian exhibition giant’s smaller scale and weaker free cash flow compared to its American peers.
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Why Are Jewish Celebrities in Hollywood So Afraid to Talk About Antisemitism? (Opinion)
The Oscar season that ends Sunday has brought a troubling period of silence.
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AMC Theatres Makes Changes to Membership Program in Bid to Boost Subscribers
AMC Stubs Insider members who see at least eight movies will gain a new status without paying a fee.
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How the L.A. Wildfires Are Becoming a Conspiracy-Theorists’ Haven — and a Political Weapon
The fires are causing massive physical devastation. The social media response to them could be destroying democracy.
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IATSE, Canadian Producers Reach Tentative Deal for Film Set Trailers, Craft Services
The new agreement signals labor peace north of the border for Hollywood producers shooting in Ontario.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones Talks Going Indie in Hollywood: “I Don’t Have to Prove Anything to Anybody”
The ‘Chicago’ star talked about signing on to do a "little indie picture" that takes her back to early theater years in the UK.
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The Hollywood Sign Once Had a White Dot. Was the Reason Racist?
The curious circle was part of a Los Angeles commerce campaign to "Keep the White Spot White."
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