Jeffrey Sacino, Hairstylist on 'The West Wing,' 'Tales of the City' and 'Pollock,' Dies at 72
An Emmy nominee, he worked often on projects featuring Laura Linney and Ed Harris.
Reni Santoni, Actor in 'Enter Laughing' and 'Dirty Harry,' Dies at 81
He also appeared in 'Cobra' and 'Guns of the Magnificent Seven' and as Poppie the pizza chef on 'Seinfeld.'
How a Nightmare Inspired Janet Montgomery's 'Scorched Earth'
Montgomery’s graphic novel from Paper Movies hits stores this week.
HFPA Hit With Antitrust Suit After Excluding Foreign Journalist
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, according to a new suit, has monopolized the foreign entertainment reporting market and is excluding qualified applicants.
Netflix in Talks to Buy Amy Adams' 'The Woman in the Window' From Disney
The Fox 2000 adult drama is the latest Hollywood studio pic to bypass a theatrical run and head straight to streaming or PVOD amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
National CineMedia Posts 96 Percent Revenue Fall as Movie Theaters Reopening Faces Uncertainty
The in-theater advertising firm swung to a second-quarter loss as it faces continuing theater closures amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Why Boyd Holbrook Was Prepared to Say No to Playing Another Dr. Richard Kimble on 'The Fugitive'
The actor, who stars in the Quibi project, also reflects back on 'Narcos,' 'Logan' and 'The Predator': "You should just let a sleeping dog lie, sometimes."
Joey King in Talks to Join Brad Pitt in Action Thriller 'Bullet Train'
David Leitch is directing the assassin thriller based on the Japanese novel 'Maria Beetle.'
Sound Community Urges Revision to Credits
CAS, MPSE and AMPS urge Hollywood to allow the production sound mixer, supervising sound editors and rerecording mixers to share a single card, within proximity of other key roles.
Martin Sheen Begged Coppola to Film His Bloodied 'Apocalypse Now' Breakdown
The celebrated actor turned 80 on Monday.
