With the SAG, PGA and ACE Eddies all weighing in, it is clear two films absorbed the most mojo in these precursor shows from the guilds, all of which overlap with the membership of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Four days after the Recording Academy placed President and CEO Deborah Dugan on administrative leave amid an “investigation” into alleged misconduct, interim President/CEO Harvey Mason Jr. has issued a statement claiming Dugan demanded “millions of dollars” to withdraw complaints she made about the organization and…
UPDATE, 3:40 PM ET: The first full day of the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump is likely to be taken up by important procedural questions likely to trigger hours of acrimonious debate.
Shortly after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released the text of proposed rules and parameters for the trial…
Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios has renewed five of the studio’s syndicated court series for the 2020-21 season. The renewals, announced at NATPE, consist of 650 new half-hour episodes for the 2020-21 season, effective immediately. The renewed series are America’s Court With Judge Ross, which is heading into its…
HBO on Martin Luther King Day today released its trailer for We Are the Dream, its documentary highlighting the annual Martin Luther King Oratorical Festival in Oakland. The feature doc, directed by Amy Schatz (Songs of Parkland) and executive produced by Oscar winner and Oakland native Mahershala Ali, premieres on…
Nearly two years after he was shown the door at Universal following undisclosed "inappropriate conduct" allegations, the studio's former president of marketing Josh Goldstine has emerged with his name cleared and his bank account apparently quite healthy.
After months of declarations and depositions, a…
EXCLUSIVE:Britt Lower (High Maintenance, Man Seeking Woman) is set for a lead role opposite Adam Scott and Patricia Arquette in Severance,Apple's upcoming workplace thriller drama directed by and executive produced by Ben Stiller.
Severance takes place at Lumen Industries, a company that's looking to take work-life…
“Picture this: Dirty cops, drug cartels and some big politicians — all working together.”
It’s been more than 30 years since the case was closed on ABC’s Spenser: For Hire, and now we have a new iteration for the streaming era. Here’s the first trailer for Spenser Confidential, with Mark Wahlberg crashing into the…
BBC insiders have voiced surprise at the timing of Tony Hall’s decision to step down as director general, but focus is already shifting to his successor’s enormous task of fighting the invasion of the U.S. streamers.
Three senior insiders told Deadline that they had expected Hall to remain in post until 2022, when the…
Oscar nominations continue to make a difference at the box office, and the box office continues to be important to Oscar contenders.
At a time when prestigious, financially risky award bets are often destined to Netflix, nothing beats having that extra exhilaration from great ticket sales, as studios vie to raise the…
UPDATED:NFL on CBS took a win after Sunday’s AFC Championship between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Tennessee Titans, as this season became the most-watched season in three years, averaging 19.40 million viewers, which is up 3% from last year.
In addition, the Chiefs-Titans game earned a 23.1 rating in fast…
Not much positive news tends to come out of Afghanistan, but a pocket of it shines through in one of this year's Oscar-nominated documentary shorts.
Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You're a Girl), directed by Carol Dysinger, reveals a school in Kabul called Skateistan that offers kids the chance to study the…
Superlatives swirl around Bruce Franks Jr., the focus of the Oscar-nominated short documentary St. Louis Superman.
"I don’t know if I’ve ever met a human being quite as remarkable as Bruce, who just contains the sheer amount of talent but also this life force, this energy where just greatness seems to surround him,"…
Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie and an all-star ensemble take a powerful deep-dive into the downfall of Roger Ailes, with director Jay Roach and screenwriter Charles Randolph.
