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How Michael Ovitz shifted Hollywood’s balance of power
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Creative Artists Agency, the talent agency he co-founded, pioneered the concept of "packaging" artists together to make deals.
"The Spy Who Dumped Me" director on Hollywood’s gender problem
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There's an appetite for female stories, but a real lack of female mentors, Susanna Fogel says.
The extraordinary power of Comic-Con and pop culture
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Comic-Con International: San Diego has been a mainstay for over 40 years. Why is that?
Will “Black Panther” be a game changer?
“Black Panther” moves into its second weekend in theaters having already posted half a billion dollars at the box office. Sure, it’s a Disney film based on a Marvel comic book, but could it also be a game changer for how Hollywood looks at mostly black casts and distinctly African narratives? Click the audio player […]
Let’s do the numbers on Hallmark’s Christmas movie empire
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Before there was Neflix's "A Christmas Prince," there was Hallmark.
Do non-disclosure agreements protect sexual abusers?
Hollywood is struggling to come to terms with the Harvey Weinstein scandal. More women have come forward with more allegations and named other big names. But it’s not just entertainment where payoffs happen to keep people quiet. What role do non-disclosure agreements play in shielding sexual abusers?
Let’s do the numbers on "Game of Thrones"
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Inside one of the most popular — and expensive — shows in the world.
What the "Spinal Tap" lawsuit means for Hollywood
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The creators of the beloved mockumentary are taking on Hollywood accounting practices in a $400 million lawsuit.
Sherry Lansing on the next ‘chapter’ of her career
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After leaving Paramount, she followed another passion — philanthropy.
Forget tax incentives. Here’s why Netflix is investing in Hollywood.
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States lured away business from Los Angeles with deals for producers. But some shows are coming back.

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