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Trump Sits Down for First ‘60 Minutes’ Interview Following CBS Settlement
The interview is scheduled to air on Nov. 2, according to CBS.
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Chris Harrison Embraces New Chapter in Texas After ‘The Bachelor’ Controversy
The former host of the hit ABC show referred to his home in Austin, Texas, as ’the new Hollywood.’
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Paramount to Cut 2,000 Jobs Following Merger With Skydance
The reductions represent about 10 percent of the New York-based company’s total workforce.
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CBS Evening News Co-anchor John Dickerson to Exit Network After 16 Years
The award-winning journalist said he will continue to anchor the broadcast until the end of this year.
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Michael Fassbender to Play Joseph Kennedy Sr. in New Netflix Series
‘Kennedy’ will explore the lives of one of America’s most recognizable political dynasties.
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Apple Secures US Formula 1 Broadcast Rights in $750 Million Deal
The deal builds on Apple’s growing ties with Formula 1 after the global success of ‘F1 The Movie.’
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New Documentary ‘God Complex’ Explores Rise of Censorship in America
Critics of governments’ efforts to curb free speech call the strategy of influence and intimidation to quell discussion the ‘censorship-industrial complex.’
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Documentary on Making of Blockbuster Avatar Franchise Coming to Disney+
Director James Cameron will give a glimpse into the making of the latest film ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash.’
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Mel Gibson Recasts Jesus, Mary Magdalene in ‘The Passion of the Christ’ Follow-Up
Jim Caviezel and Monica Bellucci will not reprise their roles in the two-part follow-up film, which debuts in 2027.
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Melania Trump Documentary to Hit Theaters in January
‘Melania’ will premiere in theaters on Jan. 30 before streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
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Clooney Says Filming for ‘Ocean’s 14’ Sequel Likely Begin Next Summer
The highly anticipated sequel is the latest installment in the ‘Ocean’s’ film franchise.
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Filmmaker Ridley Scott Criticizes Modern Film Industry: ‘We’re Drowning in Mediocrity’
The award-winning director discussed the lack of originality in films during a screen talk in London on Sunday.
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Google, NBCUniversal Strike Agreement for Shows on YouTube TV
YouTube will also provide access to NBCUniversal’s Peacock streaming service in its Primetime Channels on the YouTube app.
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Italian Producer Unveils Trailer of New AI-Directed Film
‘The Sweet Idleness,’ which debuts in February, depicts a society in 2135 when most jobs are fully automated.
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New DiCaprio Film Exceeds Industry Expectations in Box Office Debut, but Financial Fate Remains in Question
‘One Battle After Another’ grossed $22.4 million in ticket sales during opening weekend, and $48.5 million globally.
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US to Impose 100 Percent Tariffs on Foreign-Made Movies, Trump Says
‘Our movie making business has been stolen from the United States of America,’ Trump said on social media.
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Nexstar Announces It Will Preempt Jimmy Kimmel’s Show After ABC Reinstates Him
The company said that it comes ‘at a critical time in our national discourse’ following Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Filming Put on Pause After Tom Holland Sustains Head Injury on Set
Holland, who reprises his role as Peter Parker in the fourth installment of the Marvel franchise, suffered a concussion while filming a stunt.
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Sean McNamara Shares Inspiring True Story of Joseph Bau in New Holocaust Drama
‘Bau, Artist at War,’ which stars actor Emile Hirsch, debuts in theaters nationwide on Sept. 26.
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Trump Sits Down for First ‘60 Minutes’ Interview Following CBS Settlement
The interview is scheduled to air on Nov. 2, according to CBS.
|
Chris Harrison Embraces New Chapter in Texas After ‘The Bachelor’ Controversy
The former host of the hit ABC show referred to his home in Austin, Texas, as ’the new Hollywood.’
|
Paramount to Cut 2,000 Jobs Following Merger With Skydance
The reductions represent about 10 percent of the New York-based company’s total workforce.
|
CBS Evening News Co-anchor John Dickerson to Exit Network After 16 Years
The award-winning journalist said he will continue to anchor the broadcast until the end of this year.
|
Michael Fassbender to Play Joseph Kennedy Sr. in New Netflix Series
‘Kennedy’ will explore the lives of one of America’s most recognizable political dynasties.
|
Apple Secures US Formula 1 Broadcast Rights in $750 Million Deal
The deal builds on Apple’s growing ties with Formula 1 after the global success of ‘F1 The Movie.’
|
New Documentary ‘God Complex’ Explores Rise of Censorship in America
Critics of governments’ efforts to curb free speech call the strategy of influence and intimidation to quell discussion the ‘censorship-industrial complex.’
|
Documentary on Making of Blockbuster Avatar Franchise Coming to Disney+
Director James Cameron will give a glimpse into the making of the latest film ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash.’
|
Mel Gibson Recasts Jesus, Mary Magdalene in ‘The Passion of the Christ’ Follow-Up
Jim Caviezel and Monica Bellucci will not reprise their roles in the two-part follow-up film, which debuts in 2027.
|
Melania Trump Documentary to Hit Theaters in January
‘Melania’ will premiere in theaters on Jan. 30 before streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
|
Clooney Says Filming for ‘Ocean’s 14’ Sequel Likely Begin Next Summer
The highly anticipated sequel is the latest installment in the ‘Ocean’s’ film franchise.
|
Filmmaker Ridley Scott Criticizes Modern Film Industry: ‘We’re Drowning in Mediocrity’
The award-winning director discussed the lack of originality in films during a screen talk in London on Sunday.
|
Google, NBCUniversal Strike Agreement for Shows on YouTube TV
YouTube will also provide access to NBCUniversal’s Peacock streaming service in its Primetime Channels on the YouTube app.
|
Italian Producer Unveils Trailer of New AI-Directed Film
‘The Sweet Idleness,’ which debuts in February, depicts a society in 2135 when most jobs are fully automated.
|
New DiCaprio Film Exceeds Industry Expectations in Box Office Debut, but Financial Fate Remains in Question
‘One Battle After Another’ grossed $22.4 million in ticket sales during opening weekend, and $48.5 million globally.
|
US to Impose 100 Percent Tariffs on Foreign-Made Movies, Trump Says
‘Our movie making business has been stolen from the United States of America,’ Trump said on social media.
|
Nexstar Announces It Will Preempt Jimmy Kimmel’s Show After ABC Reinstates Him
The company said that it comes ‘at a critical time in our national discourse’ following Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
|
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Filming Put on Pause After Tom Holland Sustains Head Injury on Set
Holland, who reprises his role as Peter Parker in the fourth installment of the Marvel franchise, suffered a concussion while filming a stunt.
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Sean McNamara Shares Inspiring True Story of Joseph Bau in New Holocaust Drama
‘Bau, Artist at War,’ which stars actor Emile Hirsch, debuts in theaters nationwide on Sept. 26.
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