Erik Hayden is the Executive Editor, Business at The Hollywood Reporter. He oversees business news for THR.com and contributes to the Report and Deals sections of the weekly print magazine, focusing on themes such as arts and entertainment, film and cinema, and business economics. Erik's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Newsweek, Billboard, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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The streaming services will be offered to customers at a rate of $13.99 a month.
By: Erik Hayden
The incoming President's pick to lead the Defense Department made $4.6 million as host at the cable news network.
By: Erik Hayden
Amazon, Netflix and Comcast pledged $10 million while Sony also added a $5 million pledge on Monday as each committed to direct funds to various nonprofits helping first responders and those impacted in Los Angeles County.
The Hollywood-focused regional bank's pledge follows fellow financial giant JPMorgan Chase's $2 million commitment.
The channel is losing Comcast as its corporate parent — and shield from the President's attacks — as it reclaims its Rachel Maddow-centric identity and plans new leadership.
By: Katie Kilkenny, Winston Cho
Devastating blazes have scattered thousands of crewmembers, raising fears of a quickened migration of projects away from California.
The exec, who created the Internet Movie Database in 1990, will step aside as CEO and will be succeeded by Nikki Santoro.
By: Erik Hayden
The joint venture, titled 193, will be co-owned by Legendary and produce its own slate of films to sell as well as rep global distribution rights for titles.
By: Erik Hayden
Yes, that's the name of a 1994 Roland Emmerich movie. It's now a big infrastructure project to help power tech giants' foray into AI.
A Luminate report finds the total number of TV episodes produced in 2024 fell by nearly 5,000 compared to just two years earlier as streaming and broadcast networks curb spending.
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