Winston Cho is a Business and Legal Writer at The Hollywood Reporter. He covers a range of topics including physical production, government oversight, antitrust issues, and business disputes within the film industry, while also touching on themes of litigation and arts and entertainment. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as ARTnews, Yahoo News, and Billboard.
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Winston Cho's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy and government announcements related to lawsuits, particularly within the entertainment industry. He seems most responsive to pitches offering insights into high-profile legal disputes involving celebrities, entertainment companies, or cases with broader implications for the industry.
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By: Winston Cho
The report alleged widespread sexual violence by Israeli military forces and prison guards against Palestinians. The threat is the latest escalation of legal threats by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against the paper over its coverage of the war.
New York prosecutors will have to decide whether to pursue a third trial in Manhattan on a rape charge.
By: Winston Cho
Most visitors are unaware of the tools and opt into having their faces scanned. Mass adoption of the tools at sports and entertainment venues have sparked concerns of a privatized surveillance state.
By: Winston Cho
Filming will begin at the historic Radford Studio Center lot in June. Shooting in the region saw a meaningful increase in shoot days to start the year, though TV production is down.
Jeffrey Kessler, a heavyweight in antitrust litigation who most recently secured a landmark win for states suing Live Nation, will defend Paramount's $110 billion megadeal for Warner Bros. Discovery.
By: Winston Cho
Kenneth Iwamasa was intimately aware of Perry's yearslong struggle with addiction but procured the actor dozens of vials of ketamine in the weeks leading up to his death.
J.R. Wicker accuses the team behind the revenge thriller of copyright infringement for lifting ideas from his screenplay.
By: Winston Cho
The actor, who recently relocated to New Orleans, will stay out of prison. He struck two people involved with ejecting him from a bar.
By: Winston Cho
In a major breach in April, someone leaked a copy of the next ‘Avatar’ installment, prompting a panic at the studio. Now the alleged culprit — a 26-year-old hacker who also hit the NFL — has been arrested in Singapore and signs point to a screening company being infiltrated.
By: Winston Cho
A flurry of cases look to answer whether Shari Redstone unfairly steered the sale of National Amusements, the entity through which she controlled Paramount, to Skydance.
