Dominic covers litigious Hollywood’s major lawsuits and weighs in on the current Golden Age of television with his video reviews and more. Before joining Deadline in 2012, he wrote for the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Times, and the Toronto Globe and Mail. A frequent guest on NPR, Fox News Channel, CNN, MSNBC and CBS, he also has been a documentary director, TV producer, national news correspondent and a newspaper editor.
"We have two living Popes for the first time in 500 years, and they don't agree on anything and both are meant to be infallible, and I thought, that's an interesting kind of situation," said screenwriter Anthony McCarten of the inspiration behind The Two Popes, a behind-the-scenes imagined drama about the now resigned…
It's a small thing, but by the time Michael Gallup's shoe came off on the field it was clear last night's Thursday Night Football was going south for the Dallas Cowboys.
Taken down 31-24 by the Chicago Bears in the Windy City, last night's loss was the third in a row for the Jerry Jones-owned team. Still first in the…
Christmas is still weeks away, but there are a few presents under the small screen tree that you really should open this week.
Yes, there's the return of Amazon's The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel for its lush third season tomorrow, the CW's December 8 premiering supersized annual Crisis on Infinite Earths team-up and Fox's…
"I had known about her since I was little," Harriet star Cynthia Erivo said of the iconic Underground Railroad hero Harriet Tubman. "I felt like she was a superhero to me and I wanted to make sure the world saw her as a human being and a woman," added the British-born Tony and Grammy winner.
In our discussion about…
Byron Allen, who has been locked in a legal dispute with Comcast that has reached all the way to the Supreme Court, didn’t mince words in his response to the company’s latest executive shuffle.
David Cohen, who has steered Comcast’s diversity efforts and faced blame from Allen and others who say the company mistreated…
UPDATE, 3:05 PM: Now both NBC and Gabrielle Union are calling their sit down yesterday over America’s Got Talent “productive,” but it looks like all roads could lead to Simon Cowell.
“The initial conversation was candid and productive,” said the network this afternoon after a nearly five-hour meeting on Tuesday about…
No one is confirming it yet, but the 2020 Sundance Film Festival could include a superstar jam between Taylor Swift and the Go-Gos.
Both the chart topper and the legendary L.A. band have documentaries on their lives and careers that will be among the premieres at the Park City-based confab starting next month. Headed…
Robert Redford may have declared this year that he's stepping back from the Sundance Film Festival, but it turns out the semi-retired Oscar winner will be back on screen at the Utah jamboree kicking off next month.
In a jam-packed lineup of 118 films, Redford’s Omniboat: A Fast Boat Fantasia star joins Riley Keough…
EXCLUSIVE: The end of Sen. Kamala Harris' bid for the White House today had bicoastal fallout that includes some of the most powerful people in Hollywood, including Donald Trump's former agent.
Endeavor co-CEO Ari Emanuel was among the co-hosts for an A-lister fundraiser for California's junior senator that was set to…
One day before new hearings on the impeachment of Donald Trump are set to start, the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday released its report on the ongoing process. The former Celebrity Apprentice host was unsurprisingly slammed and hit back.
"The President placed his own personal and political interests above the…
Columbo's circumstantial way of solving a TV crime now has a real-life judicial aspect too, it seems.
Just over a month after a Los Angeles Superior Court judge awarded $70.3 million in profit participation to the creators of the iconic Peter Falk-led detective series, the same judge today threw his own judgment out…
UPDATED, 4:40 PM: There are a lot of people who hate the success of the New England Patriots, and there are a lot people who will tune in to watch Tom Brady and team come up short. In fact, 22 million to be precise.
That the number of sets of eyeballs that watched the Houston Texans take down the Patriots 28-22 onSund…
