Erik Hayden is the Executive Editor of Business at The Hollywood Reporter. He oversees business news for THR.com and the Report and Deals sections of the weekly print magazine, focusing on themes such as the film industry, media, and corporate finance. Erik's work has been featured in notable publications including Newsweek, Billboard, and Yahoo Sports UK.
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Erik Hayden's coverage primarily revolves around the media industry, streaming services, Hollywood, and entertainment news. His focus on private sector announcements and press releases indicates a preference for official statements from companies within these sectors.
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As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Erik Hayden's reporting, he appears open to covering stories from various locations as long as they pertain to the broader themes and topics he focuses on.
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Erik Hayden and Alex Weprin The Lakers have been sold for the second time in less than a year.
The actor's exit marks a notable defection at Verve after the literary agency just lost Noah Wyle.
By: Erik Hayden
The 32-year-old has yet to receive the funds, aside from token allotments for prison commissary purchases, after being blocked by a trustee citing a "slayer statute."
By: Erik Hayden
The move by owner Mark Walter to sell the NBA team is reopening a longstanding family divide over control of the team.
By: Erik Hayden
The move by the chain follows AMC and Regal signaling support for David Ellison's marriage of Paramount and Warner Bros.
The channel's leadership takes "the first step" toward building meaningful direct-to-consumer revenue with an $80 annual membership.
By: Erik Hayden
As major studios slash budgets for tentpole features and series, there's fewer big-ticket projects. There's also more indies and an uptick in shoot activity, the state's film office director says.
By: Erik Hayden
The theatrical executive had inked a new deal with the studio last year only to be terminated and replaced months later.
By: Erik Hayden
The Marvel actor is highlighting that Larry Ellison's tech giant Oracle played a role in the Israel-Gaza war. Paramount says his remarks are "a bridge too far."
By: Erik Hayden
Chris Aronson, former domestic distribution chief at Paramount Pictures, has sued the studio, alleging he's owed millions of dollars in compensation
