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THE REPORT: Problems plague "John Carter" and "47 Ronin" as studios place $200 million-plus bets on untested auteurs.
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THE REPORT: CBS' critically savaged "Rob" debuts with a muy bueno 13.5 million viewers. Could Rob Schneider become a TV star?
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THE REPORT: David Axelrod crashes, HBO dodges a "Luck" bullet and Univision fumbles with J.Lo as the winter press tour winds down.
- Lacey Rose
- Marisa Guthrie
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THE REPORT: Director Steven Spielberg confronts Rich Ross for his silence on MT Carney's ouster.
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THE REPORT: "Machete" producer Rick Schwartz recalls how the Texas governor went back on his word.
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THE REPORTER: "Red Tails" director Anthony Hemingway recalls his presidential screening.
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THE REPORT: It took nearly a century, but film and television actors might finally be close to joining forces in a single union.
- Compiled by Lesley Goldberg and Daniel Miller
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THE REPORT: Did Meryl Street really swear at the Golden Globes?
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ABOUT TOWN: This year’s Globes lived up to its reputation as the town’s splashiest bash.
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ABOUT TOWN: Revenge of the agents was a big element of this year’s Globes afterparty scene.
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ABOUT TOWN: Patton Oswalt has outed himself as the most prominent fan of PBS' "Downton Abbey. "
- Merle Ginsberg & Gary Baum
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ABOUT TOWN: Inside the industry's celebrations and news.
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THE RACE: Rivals, are you listening? Here are five ways to check the Oscar momentum of the film fresh off its Golden Globes triumph.
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THE BUSINESS: Inside the online TV juggernaut as it branches into original programming and plans to spend $500 million in 2012.
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THE BUSINESS: Comedian-turned-entrepreneur Byron Allen bags $100 million a year on shows you very likely have never heard of.
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THE BUSINESS: An Oscar-winning actress shares her nomination ballot with THR and explains her favorites.
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HOLLYWOOD HIDEOUTS: Park City, Mammoth and Tahoe are getting even more elevated.
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HOLLYWOOD HIDEOUTS: A few new looks that deliver both warmth and style.
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HOLLYWOOD STYLE: How costume designer Arianne Phillips worked with Dior, Cartier and others to capture the sparkle of Wallis Simpson.
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FILM REVIEW: Despite a dynamic subject and insightful interviewees, this Halston tribute is diminished by its amateurish director.
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BACKLOT: Filmmakers are flocking to the state in quest of mountain scenery and desert profits.
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BACKLOT: Emmy winner Marg Helgenberger says goodbye to crime scenes on her way to the Walk of Fame.
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In 1992, "Reservoir Dogs" was the surprise hit of Sundance
