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Emma Thompson leaves Skydance Animation project following Lasseter hire

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Woody Allen sues Amazon for trying to get out of its massive movie deal

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In a commitment to hire more women directors, Universal accepts the 4% challenge

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After The Atlantic exposé, will Bryan Singer continue to work in Hollywood?

205

'West Side Story' illustrates the tricky business of remakes

206

John Lasseter returns from exile

207

Netflix taking heat for pulling an episode of Hasan Minhaj's show

208

What's next for Les?

209

So. Much. TV.

210

Golden Globes nominations and the Oscars find a host...for now

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New allegations emerge against former CBS CEO Les Moonves

212

Awaiting judge's ruling on CNN's lawsuit against the White House

213

HBO still dark on Dish

214

Netflix cracks a window

215

A showdown between Megyn Kelly and NBC

216

Endeavor ending $400 million deal with the Saudi government

217

Streaming wars

218

The #MeToo movement, one year later

219

Major changes at all the broadcast networks

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Disney's big gamble

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Continued fallout at CBS

222

Best popular film category proves not so popular

223

Louis C.K. tries to come back to comedy

224

As film festival season begins, Netflix tries to make its mark

225

A new moment in #TimesUp: When is it OK to come back?

226

The Academy's new "popular" film category faces supercharged backlash

227

With Leslie Moonves under siege, the fate of CBS hangs in the balance

228

Did Disney jump the Gunn?

229

Comcast drops out of the race for Fox, leaving only Disney to claim its prize.

230

Netflix bests HBO in Emmy Nominations

231

Bill Shine, the former co-head of Fox News, heads to the White House

232

NBC News misses another sexual misconduct story

233

Some top showrunners at Fox speaking out against Fox News

234

The AT&T-Time Warner merger is a go, with more consolidation to follow

235

Looking ahead to the AT&T-Time Warner merger decision

236

Sam Bee apologizes for having "crossed a line" on her show

237

Harvey Weinstein expected to turn himself in tomorrow

238

CBS vs Viacom: the battle rages on

239

Fewer parties, no selfies: a quieter Cannes this year

240

More allegations of improper conduct by Charlie Rose

241

Cosby found guilty in the first major conviction of the #MeToo era

242

Amazon announces subscriber numbers, but what do they actually mean?

243

As festival season begins, a spat between Cannes and Netflix

244

Saudi crown prince launches charm offensive in Hollywood

245

'Roseanne' returns in a big way, broadcast networks rejoice

246

What the new "no quotes" law means for pilot season

247

Can inclusion riders improve pay parity?

248

This weekend at the box office, it's Disney vs. Disney

249

With Oscars just days away, a rare wide-open best picture race

250

What will be the fate of The Weinstein Company?

251

Black Panther poised to smash box office records

252

After Uma Thurman story, Quentin Tarantino comes under scrutiny

253

In new NFL deal, Fox is betting on Thursday night football

254

Speaking up about salary, in the name of pay parity

255

Days before Oscar nominations, the race is still murky

256

What's up with the pay disparity in 'All the Money in the World'?

257

The big Hollywood stories of 2017

258

A historic day in Hollywood as Disney acquires large parts of Fox

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How Disney buying Fox could reshape business in Hollywood

260

After Matt Lauer and Charlie Rose, what's next for morning news?

261

Latest in sexual harassment fallout: Charlie Rose & John Lasseter

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'Justice League' is here, but not poised for greatness

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After Kevin Spacey, Brett Ratner and more, who's next?

264

In the Weinstein aftermath, more accusers come forward

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Weinstein fallout continues; Roy Price out at Amazon

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Hollywood reels as the Harvey Weinstein saga continues

267

The Harvey Weinstein bombshell story finally lands

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In her new role at NBC, Megyn Kelly tries to be something she's not

269

When healthcare became personal, Jimmy Kimmel got political

270

Another dispatching of a 'Star Wars' director

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Ed Skrein departs 'Hellboy' after fans call out whitewashing

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Bummer of a summer at the box office

273

Stunt community asking tough questions after 2 recent deaths

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Disney pulls out of Netflix to launch its own streaming service

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Tough times for indie film producers and distributors

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HBO hit with backlash following announcement of 'Confederate'

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China's dealings with Hollywood on shaky ground

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Emmy nominations: HBO and Netflix dominate

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The symbiotic relationship between CNN and President Trump

280

Academy invites 774 new members, a record

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'Star Wars' stunner: 'Han Solo' movie has a new director

282

Is Megyn Kelly's show the right place for an Alex Jones interview?

283

'The Mummy' looks like a tough start to The Dark Universe

284

The wonder of 'Wonder Woman'

285

Reversal of fortunes at cable news and late night

286

At the TV upfronts, what's old is new again

287

No strike, but still not quite business as usual

288

Threat of another writers' strike looms ever closer

289

It's official, Bill O'Reilly is out at Fox News

290

Will there be another writers' strike?

291

Advertisers flee Bill O'Reilly's Fox News show

292

At CinemaCon, lots of debate about theatrical windows

293

Bob Iger's contract extended at Disney, yet again

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Ramifications of Trump's budget in the entertainment industry

295

Hollywood in a state of disarray

296

Oscars blunder continues to resonate

297

Brad Grey leaves Paramount, who will take his place?

298

New allegations emerge around Fox News harassment scandal

299

Talent agencies respond to Trump

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Hollywood grapples with the advent of Trump