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John Horn
he/him
Former Host, Retake, The Frame and Hollywood: The Sequel
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A task force composed of representatives from production companies and unions said on Monday that it is sending its preliminary recommendations for resuming production to Gov. Gavin Newsom, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health. Nerwsom is set to unveil California's delayed guidelines on Tuesday.
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In what is becoming 2020's rival to New Coke, Google Glass and the Facebook phone, the heavily-funded Quibi is moving to address several problems: deficient subscriptions, poorly reviewed content, technical complaints, and unhappy advertisers.
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In what is becoming 2020's rival to New Coke, Google Glass and the Facebook phone, the heavily-funded Quibi is struggling on multiple fronts: deficient subscriptions, poorly reviewed content, technical complaints, and unhappy advertisers.
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The producers of the long-running CBS series are accused of covering up sexual harassment by the show's cinematographer of many years.
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The State of California has sued CBS and the show's producers for allegedly covering up sexual harassment by its longtime cinematographer.
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How do you restart film production in a post-COVID landscape? California will introduce guidelines on Monday.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom says the state will introduce guidelines for resuming filming on Monday, but Los Angeles may still have to wait.
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Hollywood talent agency WME has taken out a $260 million loan while slashing employees and salaries.
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Many of the businesses in Disney's portfolio depend on large crowds.
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One of the most successful media companies on the planet has a big problem in the COVID-19 era: Most of its business depends on large crowds.
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Christopher Knight, the longtime art critic for The Los Angeles Times, won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism on Monday for his writing about the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, while the Long Beach Opera was cited for premiering music prize winner Anthony Davis’ “The Central Park Five.”
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L.A. Times art critic Christopher Knight won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism and Long Beach Opera was cited for having premiered music prize-winner Anthony Davis' "The Central Park Five."