After multiple threats to boycott from Hollywood elites and major production studios from Disney to Netflix, Georgia has become home to nearly 40 movies and TV shows set to film in the state this September, according to a report from Project Casting.
If Netflix wants to add extreme left-wing partisans like Obama and Susan Rice to its roster, that’s fine. But who is the equivalent coming from the other side? Who is looking out for the content I want to see?
After a scathing report published by the anti-tobacco Truth Initiative organization, Netflix has publicly committed to reducing on-screen smoking.
Bernie Marcus writes in RealClear Politics about the downside for the flourishing Georgia film industry to Hollywood’s meddling involvement in the state’s politics:
Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown left Twitter this week following a series of memes created by members of the LGBT community which attempted to paint Brown as homophobic.
Actress-producer Gina Rodriguez has fired her agency, APA, and management company, Primary Wave Entertainment, amid mounting sexual harassment and assault accusations against officials of both firms.
Top Hollywood talent Adam Venit, head of WME’s Motion Picture Group, has been placed on a leave of absence from the company pending an investigation into sexual harassment allegations brought forth last month by actor Terry Crews, Variety reports.
Actor Tyler Cornell filed a report, revolving around accusations of sodomy, which led the the Los Angeles Police Department to open an investigation into fired APA top talent Agent Tyler Grasham.
Actor Charlie Heaton from the Netflix series ‘Stranger Things’ has been denied entry to the United States after authorities found him to be in possession of cocaine, the Associated Press first reported.
Netflix’s Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard has reportedly parted ways with major Hollywood talent shop, the Agency for the Performing Arts (APA), after the firm’s top representative for young stars was accused of sexually assaulting two young men. Filmmaker and former child star
Once again, it’s television’s biggest night as the 69th annual Emmy Awards kick off Sunday night, September 17, live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California, with Late Show host Stephen Colbert set to host the proceedings for the first time.
Netflix is doubling down on its $20 billion in borrowing and expects to borrow more, as the company spends $6 billion to buy the kind of original content that pushed its stock valuation to $79 billion.
NBC’s Saturday Night Live and HBO’s Westworld tied to receive the most Emmy nominations with 22 apiece as the Television Academy announced its 2017 honorees Thursday morning in Los Angeles.
Donald Trump’s name was only mentioned once during this year’s MTV Movie & TV Awards, but that didn’t mean Sunday night’s ceremony shied away from hot-button political issues.
Actor-producer Kerry Washington wore a safety pin to the politically charged 2017 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards on Sunday “to show solidarity” with the activists protesting President Donald Trump’s executive actions on border security and his temporary suspension of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program.
Actor David Harbour delivered a passionate acceptance speech at the SAG Awards on behalf of the cast of the Netflix hit Stranger Things, who won the Best Ensemble in a Drama Series prize Sunday night.
Stranger Things actor Noah Schnapp has responded to public speculation as to whether his character Will Byers is gay, asking fans why “being sensitive, or a loner” makes someone a homosexual, claiming that they are “missing the point.”
