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THE REPORT: No longer interested in unknowns, networks have made $15 mil the new standard in their bid for big names.
- Lacey Rose
- Shirley Halperin
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THE REPORT: Screen Gems' Clint Culpepper scores his biggest opening weekend with "The Vow," while Chris Pine's "This Means War" gets bumped.
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THE REPORT: Warm weather, better films, the return of young people: What's powering the winter renaissance.
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Overseas box office and digital deals with Netflix and Amazon offset shrinking DVD sales and sluggish U.S. moviegoing in 2011.
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THE REPORT: Warner Bros. objects to Sheen pics being used to sell "Anger Management."
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THE REPORT: Analyzing the subtext of New Regency chief Arnon Milchan's recent electronic missive to his staff.
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THE REPORT: L.A.'s top collectors fret as a royalty dispute over a million-dollar painting stands to impact a hot resale market.
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THE REPORT: International film executives are saying danke as the bonanza European Film Market comes to a close.
- Compiled by Lesley Goldberg and Daniel Miller
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THE REPORT: Stephen Colbert has a raging case of Linsanity.
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THE RACE: Someone needs to pull a shocker fast, as the Academy Awards appears poised to fall, yet again, into a rut.
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ABOUT TOWN: How a Hollywood dream team led the charge to strike down the measure that outlawed same-sex marriage.
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ABOUT TOWN: Highlights of the designer gowns on the Grammy red carpet.
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ABOUT TOWN: Music's biggest night was actually a five-day affair.
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ABOUT TOWN: It was Michel Hazanavicius' night at the Orange British Academy Film Awards, with "The Artist" nabbing seven trophies.
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ABOUT TOWN: Former Warner Bros. chief Alan Horn marched with the penguins in Antarctica.
- Merle Ginsberg & Gary Baum
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Inside the industry's celebrations and news.
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THE BUSINESS: For PBS' Paula Kerger, "Downton Abbey's" on fire, and the GOP is taking aim: How the once-sleepy public broadcaster is suddenly Topic A.
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THE BUSINESS: Four years after delivering cash to DreamWorks and CAA clients, the Indian conglom shows signs of retreat.
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HOLLYWOOD HIDEOUTS: It's a pampering arms race as the poshest L.A. inns compete to host as many nominees as possible.
- Merle Ginsberg & Gary Baum
- Merle Ginsberg
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HOLLYWOOD HIDEOUTS: Want to avoid the scene? Duck into one of these luxe lodges, from the five-star L'Ermitage to the tiny Charlie.
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HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY: For awards season, makeups pros are giving eyes, cheeks, lips and nails a vibrant shot of vitamin C.
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TELEVISION REVIEW: Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant mine the depths of humiliation on HBO's new comedy about an egomaniac dwarf.
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FILM REVIEW: Benoit Jacquot gives a haughty servant's-eye view of Marie Antoinette's seductive world.
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FILM REVIEW: Condemned murderers tell their lurid life stories to Werner Herzog in "Death Row."
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Forty years ago, Liza Minnelli hit the big time in "Cabaret."
