John Horn

Two California Senate bills aimed at improving movie set safety with firearms and ammunition did not move forward.

The motion picture academy is suspending a pandemic-era rule that allowed films that premiere online to be eligible for the Academy Awards

The President of the Landmark chain, Kevin Holloway, says the company was unable to negotiate a new lease.

Gabriel Kahane went offline for a year and hasn't used his smartphone in more than three years. What he learned during his self-imposed exile from the online world informs his new album, Magnificent Bird.

At CinemaCon, the annual gathering for movie theater owners in Las Vegas, exhibitors and studios said moviegoing is back.

The agency said its fine of $136,793 is “the highest level of citation and maximum fine allowable by state law.”

The Oscar-winning actor said of his assault on Chris Rock at the 94th Academy Awards: "I betrayed the trust of the Academy. I deprived other nominees and winners of their opportunity to celebrate and be celebrated for their extraordinary work."

A senior person inside the Academy told us Wednesday that Smith will likely be ejected from the Academy.

The 2022 Oscar ceremony included a stunning unscripted moment that immediately joins the ranks of legendary Oscar debacles.

It’s admittedly glib — but altogether accurate — to label this year’s Oscar race as The Power of the Dog versus the power of an underdog called CODA.

The battle for the 2022 best picture Oscar, recently deemed a near lock for The Power of the Dog, has become more contested.

While multiplex revenues rebounded from COVID lows, they're still well behind pre-pandemic levels.