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John Horn
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Former Host, Retake, The Frame and Hollywood: The Sequel
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Despite Oscar Snub For Viola Davis And Other Black Performers, Actresses Of Color Made Gains In 2022A new study shows that while women overall did not claim materially more leading roles last year, actresses from under-represented groups fared better
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The new civil action, filed by the parents and sister of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, follows the criminal charges brought against the actor and producer on Jan. 19.
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Robert Iger, who returned to Disney after the media giant fired his successor, Bob Chapek, said theme park revenue is soaring, and streaming losses narrowing — but roughly 7,000 employees will lose their jobs.
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He's going to lead the New York Philharmonic.
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The nation’s biggest theater chain will charge less for seats close to the screen, but more for the middle of an auditorium. This comes after last year's attempt to charge more for blockbusters failed to catch on.
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Involuntary manslaughter filings describe events leading to the fatal shooting of the film’s cinematographer in October 2021
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But not a single woman was nominated for directing.
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Everything Everywhere All At Once came into the night with 11 nods and ended with 7 wins — including three of the four acting awards, best director and best film.
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For the first time in many years, several top box-office releases should earn top nominations
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In-person screenings at the nation’s most important showcase for independent film comes at a critical — if not perilous — moment for adult dramas.
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The charges come more than a year after Hutchins, 42, was shot and killed on a New Mexico set.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. is neither distinguished nor important, but the industry enjoys the publicity and awards buzz.