Mia Galuppo is a writer for The Hollywood Reporter, specializing in entertainment news and industry coverage. Her work has also been featured in Billboard and Yahoo News, and she has written for various other publications such as Yahoo Sports UK and Cigalah Group.
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By: Mia Galuppo
Will Speck and Josh Gordon are attached to direct with Benj Pasek and Justin Paul producing and providing original music for the project.
By: Mia Galuppo, Pamela Mcclintock
Starting in 2027, Netflix will license the U.S. rights to Universal and Focus Features live-action films for an exclusive 10-month window after they their premium video on-demand and Peacock windows.
That promotion isn’t happening. Forget that raise. And your Boomer boss isn’t vacating that corner office anytime soon. Inside Hollywood’s Great Malaise.
By: Mia Galuppo
With four new sound stages and a robust tax rebate — which has just been extended for another six years — it's no wonder the country has recently played host to filmmakers like Francis Ford Coppola and Brady Corbet and A-listers like Angelina Jolie and Kate Winslet.
If you’re planning on attending Tom Rothman’s birthday party in November, you’ll need a costume. Rumor has it the Sony chairman is asking invitees to dress up as characters from movies made under his reign. Luckily, it’s a long list of wardrobe choices, stretching back a multitude of decades. You could go as Jack Dawson from 1997’s Titanic. Or Satine from 2001’s
The 'Dune' studio's upcoming slate includes the 'Minecraft' movie and a new Tom Cruise feature.
By: Mia Galuppo
Harris gave the speech at Howard University on Wednesday after the election was called for Donald Trump.
By: Mia Galuppo
"These movies lean into the sincerity in a way that maybe people might wave their hand and call corny, but irony is a safety net. These movies should exist without that safety net," says Russell Hainline, who is behind the No. 1 Netflix title.
The untitled feature is described as the first fully authorized doc on the band. Fleetwood Mac is finally getting the documentary treatment thanks to Frank Marshall.
Both films moved slightly to better fit into awards season. Paramount is shifting upcoming titles September 5 and Better Man
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