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One Battle After Another director Paul Thomas Anderson and composer Johnny Greenwood are crybabying over the legal use of a piece of Phantom Thread score in the hit documentary Melania.

Warner Bros. Discovery is suing the generative artificial intelligence (AI) startup Midjourney for allegedly creating “countless” copies of its characters.

The film industry has already abandoned Hollywood, devastating thousands of jobs, but now it is abandoning Georgia and other southern states.

Actress Cynthia Erivo, star of the upcoming live action adaptation of “Wicked,” is blasting fans who recreated a poster for the film by repositioning her witch hat and darkened it, covering the top portion of her face.

Universal is planning a big expansion of its Florida theme park as Disney continues to spiral in lost revenue and disgruntled fans.

The Walt Disney Company lost its top spot at the global box office in 2023 as the studio experienced an unprecedented string of woke flops, including The Marvels, Wish, and the latest Indiana Jones sequel.

Universal’s Focus Features has released the first trailer for the upcoming comedy “The American Society of Magical Negroes,” which imagines a world where black people are recruited to serve as self-sacrificing guardian angels for whites.

Hollywood writers are outraged over Universal Studios trimming trees that were providing them shade while they are on strike in the Writers Guild of America (WGA) picket line. Chris Stephens, a comedian and TV writer who has been on strike,

“The Super Mario Bros. Movie” is the latest non-woke movie to over-perform at the box office, breaking records with a stunning domestic haul of $204.6 million for its opening weekend.

Universal’s animation department continues to humiliate the sicko groomers at Woke Disney.

Newly minted Disney CEO Bob Iger is taking over the scandal-plagued company just as Universal Studios appears to be having a resurgence over the once unbeatable brand Disney. Universal Studios has floundered in nearly all corners of the entertainment business, from films to theme parks.

For three years now, Universal’s animation films have out-grossed the woke groomers at Walt Disney.

A bitter and anti-science Billy Eichner blames homophobia for his humiliating flop, Bros. There’s just one problem… Unlike Bros, plenty of gay movies have had box office success.

A new theme park could become the cost effective destination for families who have been priced out of Disney and Universal parks.

Gay comedian Billy Eichner has slammed Hollywood as “hypocritical” and “very homophobic underneath the surface” while simultaneously plugging his raunchy, LGBTQ-themed romantic comedy Bros, which Universal will release this year.

“The Batman,” “Ambulance,” “The Bad Guys,” “Escape Room: Tournament Of Champions.” What do these Hollywood movies have in common? Studios won’t release them in Russia but have successfully secured theatrical releases for them in China, despite the CCP’s record of invasion and genocide.

Sting is selling his music catalog, including hits he made with the Police and as a solo artist, joining a chorus of stars who are cashing in with investors who see value in licensing their songs.

Hollywood star and WWE champion John Cena has apologized to China for correctly calling Taiwan a “country” during the recent press tour for the movie Fast & Furious 9. His groveling mea culpa highlights the degree to which Cena’s career has become intertwined with Communist China — and how his employers at NBCUniversal and the WWE could have lost billions of dollars if they angered Beijing.

Dozens of television productions, from NBC’s freshman Ted Danson-starring sitcom “Mr. Mayor” to 20th Television’s “American Crime Story: Impeachment,” have once again been put on hold as L.A. County health officials urge businesses in the area to shut down as coronavirus cases spike and much of the county locks down.

Actor Faizon Love is suing Universal Studios for cutting him and his fellow black co-star Kali Hawk out of international publicity posters for the 2009 film, “Couples Retreat.”

Kanye West has compared the music industry and the NBA to a “modern day slave ship,” saying that he won’t release any more new music under his current contract. The rapper, billionaire fashion mogul, and presidential candidate also declared himself the “new Moses” and compared himself to inventor Nikola Tesla in a series of tweets.

AMC Theaters and Universal Studios just agreed to shorten the theatrical window from around 90 days to just 17 days. Massive. Massive. Massive.

“No Time to Die,” the latest James Bond movie, has been postponed by seven months as fears over the coronavirus persist, making it the first major Hollywood movie to change its release date since the illness broke out in China and spread around the world.

Universal will employ digital technology to “spellcheck” scripts for onscreen Latinx representation as part of the studio’s ongoing effort to boost “inclusive storytelling for all underrepresented groups.”

The horror movie “The Hunt”, which tells the story of a group of wealthy elites that kidnaps and hunts “normal folk” from middle America for sport, will be released in cinemas in an about-face for Universal, which shelved the movie indefinitely last year following mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton.

The top five movies for the second weekend of August is mostly filled with previous releases, with “Hobbs & Shaw” keeping the top spot over newly released “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.”

We canceled a whole movie in response to a couple of mass shooters who committed these mass shootings to prove they had the power to shake up the world. How does this not encourage the next shooter?

Actress Cate Blanchett is set to star in a six-party immigration drama Stateless about life for four people in an immigration detention center.

Warner Bros. superhero tentpole Wonder Woman held on to the top spot at the box office while Universal’s Tom Cruise-starring The Mummy reboot failed to unwrap big gains domestically as Hollywood’s bleak summer continued this weekend.

Universal’s decision to move Mummy’s London premiere comes just one day after Warner Bros. announced that the London premiere for Wonder Woman had been called off.

New York (AFP) – Madonna voiced anger Tuesday over news that a Hollywood studio plans an unauthorized biopic of her early years in New York struggling to break into the music business.

The early life and career hurdles of pop superstar Madonna will be the subject of an upcoming biopic currently being developed at Universal, according to a report.

Walt Disney World is planning on giving park-goers free insect repellent as soon as Sunday due to the increased threat the Zika virus poses to Florida. Universal Orlando and SeaWorld are following suit.

The high-octane “Furious 7” peeled out of the gates in its opening weekend, picking up a stunning $143.6 million from 4,004 locations to easily top the domestic box office, according to Rentrak estimates Sunday.

In many important respects, the Democrat party is no longer a national party. There are entire regions of the country without statewide elected Democrats. The entire South, most of the industrial Midwest and much of the Mountain and Southwest have

The U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) jointly announced on December 10 that 18 states were awarded a huge prize — Big Ed’s Head Start Jr. — preschool development and expansion grants