Amy Adams to Star in Gillian Flynn's 'Sharp Objects'
Jean-Marc Vallée will direct the adaptation of the book by the 'Gone Girl' author, which is being shopped to cable and streaming by Entertainment One and Blumhouse.
Box Office: 'Deadpool' Lording Over Faith-Based 'Risen,' Demonic-Laced 'The Witch'
Ryan Reynolds' superhero movie will zoom past $200 million on Saturday; also opening this weekend opposite 'Risen' and 'The Witch' is Jesse Owens' biopic 'Race.'
How the $100 Million 'NYPD Blue' Creator Gambled Away His Fortune
David Milch, the storied mind also behind 'Deadwood,' changed television. Now, according to a lawsuit, the racetrack regular has lost his homes, owes the IRS $17 million and is on a $40-a-week allowance. Still, his supporters stay close: "He's brilliant.”
Judge Won't Let Kesha Escape Dr. Luke Contract
Despite the pop star's sexual abuse allegations, the judge says it's not reasonable to "decimate a contract that was heavily negotiated."
- 'Girls' Season 5: TV Review
- Feinberg Forecast: The Lay of the Land 5 Days Before Oscar Voting Closes
- 'Survivor' Trial Hears Producer's Testimony About Splitting Riches From Hit Reality Show
- Oliver Stone's 'Snowden' Relocating to Fall (Exclusive)
- Oscars: When the Right Person Wins in the Wrong Year
- 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Author Harper Lee Dies at 89
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Alicia Vikander on Being an 'It Girl' Plus Her Favorite Drinking Game: Nominees Night
Bill Maher on Hillary, Bernie, Trump and the 2016 Political Landscape
A Diversity Conversation: Working in Hollywood When You're Not White
Vice’s Shane Smith Talks "Further Plans of World Domination"
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Movies
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All 44 Marvel Movies Ranked Best to Worst
Three THR critics rank all Marvel-inspired films from best to 'Man-Thing.'
- 'To Kill a Mockingbird': THR's 1962 Review
- Berlin: Latvian Drama 'Mellow Mud' Takes Crystal Bear Award
- ‘A Dragon Arrives!’ (‘Ejhdeha Vared Mishavad!’): Berlin Review
- Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman to Star in 'Office Christmas Party' (Exclusive)
- Hollywood Flashback: When Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston Launched Plan B Entertainment
- 'Rolling Papers': Film Review
Television
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Tony Danza Sets Sitcom Return in Greg Garcia Comedy 'Sebastian'
'Chicago Law': 'Strike Back' Alum Philip Winchester to Star
TV Ratings: 'Scandal' and 'How to Get Away With Murder' Go Low
'Review's' Andy Daly to Co-Star in ABC Comedy 'Chunk and Bean'
'You're the Worst' Creator, Cameron Esposito Team for Gay-Straight FX Comedy (Exclusive)
Chuck Lorre Dissects Dark 'Mom' Twist: "This Is a Life and Death Issue"
'Vikings' Boss on Season 4 Premiere: "Everyone Seems to Have Their Own Agenda"
HBO Renews 'Vinyl' for Season 2 After One Episode
'Breaking Bad's' Anna Gunn to Star in ABC Comedy 'Chunk and Bean'
Andy Daly's 'Review' to End With Abbreviated Final Season on Comedy Central (Exclusive)
'Scandal' Promotes Joe Morton to Series Regular (Exclusive)
Jason Katims' CBS Medical Drama Finds Lead in 'Kick-Ass 2' Grad
Business
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Court Documents Reveal Sumner Redstone's Funeral Plans
He wants Leslie Moonves to give a eulogy at his funeral and offered his daughter 16 cemetery plots to stay out of the planning, according to new court docs filed by his companion, Manuela Herzer.
Read Leslie Moonves' First Memo to CBS Employees Since Replacing Sumner Redstone as Executive Chairman
"The opportunities are huge, and there is no company more ready to capitalize on them than we are," the executive chairman wrote.
Berlin: Russia Looks to International Market to Counter Local Woes
Sumner Redstone's Ex Hits Back Against Shari Redstone In Latest Legal Salvo
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Oscars: 'Room' Producer on Making Emma Donoghue's Best-Seller With Longtime Friend Lenny Abrahamson
Ed Guiney also reveals what he has learned from the awards process and how the 'Room' set helped Brie Larson and Jacob Tremblay.
Oscars: How 5 Foreign Language Films Made Their Journey
Getting a film made in Hollywood is tough (an Oscar contender all the more so), but for the nominated foreign contenders — two of which have put their home nation in the race for the first time — the path to a nomination was a global obstacle course of financing, casting and even deadly wild animals.
Animation Grows Up: Breaking Down the 2016 Oscar Nominees
Berlin: 'The First, The Last' Wins Europa Cinemas Label Prize
- Oscars: 'The Martian' Producer Reveals What Ridley Scott Said About His Snub
- Oscars by the Numbers: Fun Facts on the Film Industry's Biggest Awards Show
- Oscars: The Nominee Competing Against Himself for 'Bridge of Spies,' 'Star Wars'
- Oscars: 'Mad Max' Producer on the Most Stressful Stunt in George Miller’s Film
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Rihanna Postpones 'Anti' Tour Dates
Eight dates have been rescheduled on Rihanna's tour, including stops in San Diego, Houston, Austin, Dallas, Atlanta, Phoenix, New Orleans and Oakland and San Jose, Calif.
Usher, Demi Lovato to Celebrate Ray Charles at the White House Next Week
'We Like It Like That' Doc Explores Lasting Influence of Latin Boogaloo
John Williams' 'Star Wars' Tribute Set for Boston Pops Lineup
Miami Police Union President Urges Cops to Boycott Beyonce's Show
Eurovision Song Contest Revamps Voting Rules
'American Idol': Past Contestants Return for Group 2 Duet Round
Culture
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'Old Hats': Theater Review
Bill Irwin and David Shiner reprise their New Vaudeville comedy show, with singer-songwriter Shaina Taub providing musical support.
'The Humans': Theater Review
After drawing major acclaim in its off-Broadway premiere last year, rising-star playwright Stephen Karam's funny-sad take on the Thanksgiving family gathering moves to Broadway with its original cast intact.
'Buried Child': Theater Review
Ed Harris, Amy Madigan, Nat Wolff and Taissa Farmiga star in this off-Broadway revival of Sam Shepard's Pulitzer Prize-winning play.
Grammys: 'Hamilton' Cast Performs Opening Number Live From New York's Richard Rodgers Theatre
The hit Broadway musical about the life of Alexander Hamilton also won the Grammy for best musical theater album.
'A Bronx Tale: The Musical': Theater Review
Robert De Niro co-directs this musical adaptation of Chazz Palminteri's one-man play about growing up on the mean streets of the Bronx.
This Week’s Issue
The Spectacular Fall of a TV Genius
The story of how David Milch, gambler and beloved four-time Emmy winner behind 'NYPD Blue' and 'Deadwood,' blew through $100 million in earnings, gave up his homes, was put on an allowance of $40 a week and owes the IRS $17 million. Still, his supporters stay close: "He's brilliant"
- How the $100 Million 'NYPD Blue' Creator Gambled Away His Fortune
- How NBC's Olympics Team Plans to Handle the Zika Crisis in Rio
- Spike TV Exec on Plans for 'Lip Sync Battle' and Luring More Women
- Fetty Wap, Tori Kelly and Dave Grohl in Clive Davis' Grammy Party Class Photo (Exclusive)
- This New Artificial Intelligence Script-Reading Program Could Find Your Next Oscar Role (Exclusive)
Tech
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Why It's Impossible to Win an Oscar In That Leonardo DiCaprio 'Rampage' Game
The game asks players to "find the black nominee" and help Leonardo DiCaprio "act harder."
The State of Virtual Reality: "There’s a Lot of Good and a Lot of Ugly"
Speakers focus on content during a panel Wednesday at the HPA Tech Retreat.
Hurdles Remain Before High Dynamic Range Can Go Mainstream
