Ashley Cullins is a Senior Business Editor at The Hollywood Reporter. She specializes in the intersection of arts and entertainment, covering topics such as movies, TV, lawsuits, AI, and podcasts. Ashley's work has been featured in notable publications including Billboard, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Sports UK, Cigalah Group, and The Ankler.
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By: Ashley Cullins
Deepfakes of the famous shilling junk are everywhere online, leaving, says one WME partner, a 'terrible game' to fight
By: Ashley Cullins
As streamers ship series elsewhere, lawyers and producers vent, and the state (finally) takes action. Plus: Tax incentives to still grab this year — even in Cali!
A top CAA and WME rep reveal how to gain the most leverage, own your IP, assess the buyers and understand the post-correction market
Rapid changes rock talent lawyers, agents and execs as big money pours in, Newsom legislates Hollywood's future, and studios get 'exactly what they wanted'
Investment now comes with commitment to the Kingdom's rules as its $925B Public Investment Fund refuses to be treated like dark money — or the next China
By: Ashley Cullins
The Blumhouse CEO’s brutally honest convo about the state of the industry
Asteria Film wants to bring budgets down and backend to animation. Natasha Lyonne and Will McCormick are onboard. Still, reps have questions
China, Japan, South Korea & India have poured billions into Hollywood. Now, says an O'Melveny partner, 'We're in a little bit of a deep breath moment'
CAA Sports co-head Mike Levine on the Hollywood-sports relationship, where the big money’s coming from — and why the 32-year bull cycle keeps raging
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