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Hollywood Breakdown — 610 episodes · page 4 of 7
At Sundance, lots of snow and lots of deals
Jerry Seinfeld jumps to Netflix
How a Trump presidency might affect the AT&T Time Warner merger
Gearing up for the Golden Globes
Looking back at the year in late night
Producer Steven Mnuchin's varied history in Hollywood
Fantastic box office hopes for 'Fantastic Beasts'
Hollywood in shock following presidential election
World Series ratings: The Cubs win, and so does Fox
Megyn Kelly contract negotiations: Will she stay at Fox News?
China beckons. Will Hollywood heed the call?
Negotiating Billy Bush's exit from NBC
Embroiled in controversy, 'The Birth of a Nation' opens
Will there be wedding bells for CBS and Viacom?
Upcoming debate expected to bring in huge ratings
The high cost of ending the Roger Ailes era at Fox News
The summer of "sequel-itis" and beginning of awards season
Following 'Ben-Hur' disaster, the pressure's on at Paramount
Director Nate Parker mired in resurfaced rape claims
Peak TV hasn't peaked yet
Warner Bros. hopes to end slump with 'Suicide Squad'
The Battle over Stephen Colbert's 'Colbert Report' Character
Roger Ailes Resigns from Fox News
HBO, FX and Netflix Rule Emmy nominations
Gretchen Carlson Sues Roger Ailes for Sexual Harassment
The Battle of the 4th of July Box Office
Ben Affleck Appears on First Episode of Bill Simmons HBO Show
Shake-up at Fox Film Studio
'Warcraft' Breaks Box Office Records in China
Turnover in the TV Industry
War at Viacom
At the Broadcast Upfronts, What's Old Is New Again
Woody Allen Is Topic du Jour at Cannes
DreamWorks Animation Bought by NBCUniversal for $3.8 Billion
In a Bid to Gain More Viewers, MTV Goes Back to Its Roots
News from CinemaCon: That's A Lot of 'Avatars'
Disney's Succession Plan Now Up in the Air
Looking at the State of WME-IMG Post Merger
Warner Bros Needs a Super Success in 'Batman v Superman'
Sean Parker Wants to Bring New Movies to Your Living Room
Two Lawsuits over Private Videos Gone Viral
New Rule Changes Make the Emmys More Web Friendly
Oscar Weekend Approaches -- Finally!
Shake-up at ABC: Paul Lee Is Out and Channing Dungey Is In
As Guilds All Pick a Different Winner, No Oscar Frontrunner
Sumner Redstone Resigns, What's Next for His Media Empire?
Donald Trump and Fox News Do Battle over Debate Decision
Sundance Preview and How to Make the Oscars More Diverse
Snubs and Surprises in 2016 Oscar Nominations
Kevin Spacey and Dana Brunetti Will Run Relativity Media
It's Finally Time: 'Star Wars' Is Here
SAG Award and Golden Globe Nominations Announced
Sumner Redstone's Mental Competency & the Fate of Viacom
After 'The Hunger Games,' What's Next for Lionsgate?
Disney's Bob Iger Gives LA NFL Stadium Project a Boost
TV Networks Continue to Make Big Bets in Digital
Protests Call for NBC to Dump Trump as 'SNL' Host
Leonardo DiCaprio Shares Challenges of Making 'The Revenant'
'Pan' Flops, Makes a Rough Year Worse for Warner Bros.
With New Leadership, MTV Hopes to Reinvent Itself...Again
In a Start to Fall TV, 'Empire' Reigns Supreme
GOP Debate Breaks Ratings Records for CNN
Stephen Colbert Returns to Television
Steven Spielberg Negotiating New Deal for DreamWorks
A Stellar Summer at the Box Office, but Only for Two Studios
'Straight Outta Compton' Adds to Universal's Winning Streak
'Sesame Street' Strikes a Deal with HBO
Media Stocks Take a Hit on Wall Street
Relativity Files for Bankruptcy
Cracking the Code to a Successful Sequel
Snubs and Surprises in 2015 Emmy Nominations
Comic-Con Kicks Off in San Diego
Trump Keeps Getting Dumped
Fortune Magazine Features In-Depth Report on Sony Hack
Brian Williams Will Stay at NBC, but in a Demoted Role
Rupert Murdoch's Plan of Succession Emerges
John Malone Looks for Even More Ways to Consolidate
TLC Lands in 19 Kinds of Hot Water...and Counting
At Cannes, Some Strong Performances, but No Breakout Film
At 2015 Network TV Upfronts, What's Old Is New Again
As Avengers Approaches, Box Office Prepares for Huge Weekend
Hits at CinemaCon 2015 Include Tom Cruise and 'Inside Out'
Fans Go Wild at Release of New 'Star Wars' Teaser
Tough Times for Viacom
Major Talent Agency Shake-up as 10 CAA Agents Move to UTA
James Corden Charms Late Night; So Long to Downton Abbey
Fox's 'Empire' Continues Its Meteoric Rise
MPAA Reports Box Office Revenue Down in US
Jury Hears Closing Arguments in "Blurred Lines" Trial
Tom Rothman Named New Sony Pictures Chairman
A Final Oscars Preview
'Fifty Shades of Grey' Expected to Dominate the Box Office
Amy Pascal Out as Co-Chairman at Sony
Huge Hits in 'American Sniper' and 'Empire'
Setting Off for Sundance
Oscar Nominations Lack Diversity
Over the Top Dominates at 2015 TCA's
Sony Pulls the Plug on 'The Interview'
Golden Globes Snubs, Damage from Sony Hack Mounts
Sony Hack Leaves Studio Reeling