Brian Lowry

Netflix's wide release of Greta Gerwig's “Narnia” stunned Hollywood. Now, some theater owners cheering the move tell Status they suspect the streaming giant is quietly changing its tune on the box office.

The entertainment industry’s job crisis has bled into California’s gubernatorial and L.A.’s mayoral race. As the high-stakes primary nears, a palpable angst is confounding prognosticators and testing alliances.

Supermodel Hoyt Richards describes how he became involved with the 1980s cult Eternal Values in Chris Smith's three-part documentary series that also features interviews from other models, former members and archival footage.

Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker, and Jon Wertheim may have averted a full-scale “60 Minutes” mutiny—for now—but their decision to stay came with a clear warning to CBS News management.

As HBO's documentary scrutinizing the world's richest man joins films about Sam Altman and Mark Zuckerberg, legal experts tell Status there's reason to fear deep-pocketed pushback could cast a chill over such projects.

Elon Musk and others on the right railed against the film's casting, but their “go woke, go broke” talking points proved wrong.

Tom Holland's sensitive performance as Peter Parker/Spider-Man reveals the emotional wounds that New York City's guardian angel carries.

Forty years ago, ABC, CBS and NBC stood like giants atop the television landscape. Cable television remained in its infancy, and Fox’s broadcast network was just about to launch with Joan Rivers’ late-night show that October.

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