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Moviegoers Want More Comedies, Thrillers and Action Titles, Global Cinema Study Finds

Audiences worldwide want more comedies and thrillers in theaters, according to a new survey from the Global Cinema Foundation. But overall, the lack of appealing films is the biggest obstacle to...

How Entertainment Workers Are Finding New Careers in Homeless Services — With a Little Help From Keanu Reeves

The past few years have seen many entertainment workers questioning whether it’s sustainable to stay in the business in L.A. And despite pushes for more incentives and #StayinLA efforts, there’s no...

Stanley R. Jaffe, ‘Kramer vs. Kramer’ Producer, Dies at 84

Stanley R. Jaffe, who won an Oscar as producer of “Kramer vs. Kramer” in 1980 and served in top positions at several studios, died Monday in Rancho Mirage. He was...

Mike Myers’ Elon Musk Whines He’s Losing ‘100 Billion Dollars’ and Bullies Marco Rubio on ‘Saturday Night Live’

“Saturday Night Live” again looked back at the week in politics in the cold open, focusing on a reportedly explosive Trump cabinet meeting where Marco Rubio and Elon Musk got into...

Bobby Meyers, Longtime International Distribution Executive and Founding Member of American Film Market, Dies at 90

Robert “Bobby” Meyers, a film distribution executive for more than five decades who was instrumental in the launch of the American Film Market, died Sunday at his home in New Jersey....

David Johansen, New York Dolls Frontman, Dies at 75

David Johansen, the frontman and last surviving member of proto-punk band New York Dolls, who went on to become a lounge singer under the name Buster Poindexter and act in films...

Joseph Wambaugh, Creator of ‘Police Story’ and ‘Onion Field’ Writer, Dies at 88

Joseph Wambaugh, whose experience as an LAPD officer enabled him to bring a warts-and-all realism to his novels about policing and the movies and TV shows like “Police Story,” died Friday in...

Fumi Kitahara, Longtime Animation Publicity Executive for DreamWorks, Aardman and More, Dies at 56

Fumi Kitahara, a respected publicity executive who guided award-winning campaigns for studios including DreamWorks, Aardman, Laika, Netflix and Disney, died Monday of complications related to a rare blood cancer. She was...

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