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Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Aereo’s Day of Reckoning In the Supreme Court What are the stakes today as the Supreme Court hears arguments about Aereo TV today? Other than the very survival of Aereo TV, we’re going to learn if our society is still

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Romney Back in the Political Game

A few weeks ago I was at an event at my hair salon and I had the opportunity to talk to a local jewelry designer.  Like many Americans, she doesn’t pay attention to politics every day.  She had recently seen

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Latest News In the Bryan Singer Sexual Abuse Lawsuit THR reports that in 2000 director Bryan Singer’s accuser, Michael Egan, filed a suit claiming to have been sexually abused at a 1999 party involving Singer associates. Egan didn’t name Singer

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Nasdaq: Worst Drop in More Than 2 Years

The Nasdaq Composite Index plummeted wildly on Thursday, posting its biggest drop in almost 2½ years and strongly affected the broader stock market.  The Nasdaq index fell 129.79 points, which amounted to a 3.1% drop, landing at 4054.11. Two major

Nasdaq: Worst Drop in More Than 2 Years

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Malkin Rips Colbert: ‘Me So Stupid. You So Funny!’ Over at Townhall, Michelle Malkin brutalizes Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central’s left-wing golden boy, who has been dealing for the better part of a week with charges of racism from the political

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Support Independent Film about Abortion Doctor and Serial Killer Kermit Gosnell Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer are best known for their well-received, fact-based documentaries that bust left-wing narratives wide open. Their most recent film, “FrackNation,” thoroughly debunked the dishonest, anti-fracking

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Holy Moly! Amazon Considers Free Streaming Service

Amazon is denying they will do this, but that’s what big companies do in these situations. The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon is looking at a FREE streaming service of licensed and original content that will be advertiser-based. In

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

1. Holy Moly! Amazon Considers Free Streaming Service Amazon is denying they will do this, but that’s what big companies do in these situations. The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon is looking at a FREE streaming service of licensed

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

'Wayne Arnold' Digs Tennessee, Harleys, and Guns

For six glorious seasons, between 1988 and 1993, on “The Wonder Years,” Jason Hervey owned the franchise for playing obnoxious older brothers. Via Twitchy, today Hervey is loving life in Tennessee and all my neighboring state has to offer —

WaPo: 'House of Cards' Makes Life Harder for DC Women

While defending a female reporter under attack by the left-wing blog FireDogLake, the Washington Post’s Alyssa Rosenberg dismisses the criticism of the female reporter with the words, “The evidence? A single tweet.” Fair enough. But Rosenberg  then proceeds to use

WaPo: 'House of Cards' Makes Life Harder for DC Women

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

1. Andy Serkis to Direct ‘Jungle Book’ for Warner Bros You gotta give it to this guy. Andy Serkis makes his name as a performance-capture actor and works his way up to directing an A-picture for Disney. While playing Gollum

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

1. Actually, Russell Crowe Did NOT Meet with Pope Francis Yesterday it was made to sound as though after weeks of stalking Pope Francis, “Noah” star Russell Crowe and director Darren Aronosfsky had wrangled some sort of awkward meeting with

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

Pay TV Subscribers Fall For First Time Ever

According to the research firm SNL, for the first time ever the number of Americans who pay for bundled cable and satellite fell by a net total of 251,000 subscribers. Previously the industry has faced bad quarters and an alarming

Pay TV Subscribers Fall For First Time Ever

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

1. Zombies Vs. Boy Scouts According to The Hollywood Reporter “Scouts vs. Zombies” is a real thing that will involve boy scouts and will begin production in a couple of months. What’s the line in Vegas for the number of

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

Another *Yawn* Alec Baldwin Meltdown Just when you think being rich, handsome, enormously talented, married to a beautiful young woman and the father of a new baby might help Alec Baldwin find some inner-peace and stop him from baring his

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

Comcast, Netflix Reach Agreement on Smoother Streaming

Netflix has reached an agreement with cable and internet giant Comcast so that the US video-streaming service’s programming can be viewed more smoothly, the two announced Sunday. The companies “have established a more direct connection between Netflix and Comcast, similar

Comcast, Netflix Reach Agreement on Smoother Streaming

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Amazon Streaming Box Set for March Release This might not seem like big news. After all, Roku and Apple TV already offer a similar product that allows you to stream the Internet on your TV. What makes the news big,

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Sen. Cruz: 'House of Cards' Caricature Laughable

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said he could only laugh at what could be Hollywood’s “caricature” of him in season two of Netflix’s House of Cards. Appearing on The Michael Berry Show on Wednesday, Cruz said that he has watched season

Sen. Cruz: 'House of Cards' Caricature Laughable

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Streaming Wars: Broadband/Cable Providers Make Netflix ‘Unwatchable’ The Wall Street Journal reports that Internet/cable providers are attempting to extort more money from Netflix and/or kill off their customer growth by making it increasingly difficult for Netflix consumers to stream: Netflix

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

98% of Faith-Driven Consumer Not Satisfied with ‘Noah’ Variety reports more trouble for director Darren Ornofsky’s “Noah,” the $125 million Paramount tent-pole scheduled to be released next month. A religious organization called Faith Driven Consumers found that 98% of its

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

THR: Left & Right Oppose Comcast-TWC Merger

Paul Bond of The Hollywood Reporter reports that “Partisans Agree: Comcast-TWC Merger Is Terrible Plan” and quotes everyone from Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) to Breitbart News in support of that. Franken is concerned that the merger will only further monopolize

THR: Left & Right Oppose Comcast-TWC Merger

Obama Tweets Plea for No 'House of Cards' Spoilers

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 (UPI) —U.S. President Barack Obama is urging viewers of the second season of Netflix’s Washington series “House of Cards” to avoid putting plot spoilers online. Obama’s Twitter account noted Thursday he series second season was about to

Obama Tweets Plea for No 'House of Cards' Spoilers

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Ralph Waite Dead at 85: One Magnificent Actor For as long as I have been alive (and that’s a long time) Ralph Waite has enjoyed a fruitful big-and-small screen acting career. His first feature film was the 1967 masterpiece Cool

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

No One Shows Up for Shia LaBeouf’s Public Performance Art The Hollywood Reporter found no one waiting to see Shia Le-what’s-his-name’s performance-art exhibit, that apparently was meant to apologize for his shocking and well-documented acts of plagiarism: The #IAmSorry show,

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

Comcast to Buy Time Warner Cable

Comcast has made an official bid to purchase Time Warner Cable for $159 per share, or $45 billion. THR reports that the merger would mean that this one company would now “command three-quarters of the market” and that the motive

Comcast to Buy Time Warner Cable

Rome Diary: Day Three

“Disguised in a black robe, Michelangelo hid behind that pillar as his sculpture was unveiled,” the tour guide said. “When he heard one of the Cardinals say that no one would ever believe The Pieta had been sculpted by someone

Rome Diary: Day Three