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THE REPORT: Spider-Man swings and "Twilight" whiffs as THR appraises the geek carnival.
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Borys Kit
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THE REPORT: Universal vs. Relativity gets nasty as the studios jockey for whose movie is fairest of them all.
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THE REPORT: The noose tightens around the News Corp. exec James Murdoch. How long can he last?
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THE REPORT: Producer David Foster is expected to put Verve's focus on adult contemporary pop.
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THE REPORT: Insiders predict Ron Howard and Brian Grazer can't sustain their rich Universal deal due to a changed industry and the recent "Dark Tower" deb...
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THE REPORT: For music's "Forever 27" club a rise in sales means that acts often find plenty of life after untimely passings.
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THE REPORT: Overseas buyers approve of Kutcher on "Two and a Half Men," but Danson on "CSI?" That case is far from closed.
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THE REPORT: The July 22 terrorist attack in Norway struck a chilling chord with "Elevator" director Stig Svendsen.
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THE REPORT: President George W. Bush turned down 500 interview requests after the death of Osama bin Laden. He said yes to National Geographic.
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THE REPORT: Russell Brand weighs in on the tragic death of Amy Winehouse.
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ABOUT TOWN: Hollywood partied geek style at Comic-Con, with many big names heading to San Diego.
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ABOUT TOWN: An expletive during last season's "Entourage" aimed at Alison Brod didn't phase the real-life Brod -- a friend of series producer Doug Ellin.
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ABOUT TOWN: Inside the industry's celebrations and news.
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THE RACE: Jimmy Kimmel's snub after a particularly strong season signals a need to redefine what makes a night-owl legend.
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THE BUSINESS: The CBS News chiefs talk about post-Katie ratings, Casey Anthony and Lance Armstrong.
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THE BUSINESS: Studios brace for the shift from DVDs to cheaper movies in the cloud as they fight to own their digital future.
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HOLLYWOOD HOMES: The tony enclave, a showbiz stronghold, is showing resilience as big names make moves.
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HOLLYWOOD STYLE: How costume designer Dayna Pink created Ryan Gosling's cool style for "Crazy, Stupid, Love."
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FILM REVIEW: Director Jon Favreau faithfully pays homage to two genres in this fun mix-up that is hardly as kooky as it sounds.
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BACKLOT: About to be honored on the Walk of Fame, she recalls playing Carrie and Loretta.
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Some of Hollywood's top talent got their start at a film school, all of which are named and ranked on THR's inaugural list of the world's best.
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BACKLOT: Classic Hollywood meets European chic at the Swiss film fest on Lake Maggiore.
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BACKLOT: Amy Winehouse stirred Grammy drama five years after her debut.
