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Carly Rae Jepsen explains that she left Scooter Braun because she was on a different journey than he understood and wanted a path that fit her artistic vision, even taking one of his employees with her; she is happier with her new team and direction.
The Hollywood Reporter compiles a definitive list of every film that has grossed more than $1 billion worldwide, totaling 65 titles from Avatar at the top to other billion-dollar blockbusters across decades, highlighting how the billion-dollar club has evolved and expanded over time.
David Krumholtz revealed on social media that he’s retiring from acting, saying the profession has lost its gleam and that he’s “fed up, frustrated, fried.” He even says he sent a definitive email to step away, feeling a relief he didn’t anticipate and admitting uncertainty about money or what comes next. He emphasizes that he’s not done with acting in any creative sense, but plans to redefine his terms and pursue a more rewarding path, while remaining open to future projects on new terms and continuing to engage with fans.
Chris Hansen weighs in on the Primetime trailer starring Robert Pattinson, saying he hasn’t seen the film yet and questions Hollywood’s motive; he also reveals he would have cast Denis Leary to play him, and notes the film’s Sept. 25 theatrical release.
Warner Bros. releases The End of Oak Street in about 3,400 North American theaters with a projected $18–$23 million opening, while Paramount’s PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie hits over 3,500 locations with a domestic opening in the mid-to-high teens; both aim to chip away at Sony’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which is entering a third straight weekend atop the box office as the summer season pushes past $4 billion in worldwide grosses.
At the LA premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Tom Holland said he’ll play Spider-Man for as long as they’ll have him, joking 'If this movie does good, I guess we’ll see!' The film is set four years after No Way Home with Peter Parker’s powers undergoing a surprising evolution and is poised to be a top box-office draw.
The Hollywood Reporter’s cast guide breaks down Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, detailing Matt Damon as Odysseus and a star-studded lineup including Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland, Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong’o and more, with notes on their Nolan collaborations and the film’s IMAX 70mm production.
A new report clarifies there are no plans for a post-launch, disc-based GTA 6 edition—The Hollywood Reporter says the language suggesting a December release was misinterpreted, despite earlier rumors from an insider; GTA 6 still releases on November 19 for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Eve Hewson, Bono’s daughter, discusses growing up in Dublin, training in New York, and breaking into acting, including a nerve-wracking scene with Colin Firth in Disclosure Day. She recounts Spielberg’s hands-on approach—down to banging props to scare her—and the surreal moment when Barack Obama visited the set. Spielberg later offered her the Jane role in Disclosure Day, a collaboration that has boosted her profile as she navigates Hollywood while staying connected to her Dublin roots.
Netflix canceled The Boroughs after one season, confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter. The sci‑fi drama, which premiered recently and lingered in Netflix’s weekly top 10, was costly, and the Duffer Brothers are headed to Paramount, with a secret Duffers project set for a 2028 theatrical release.
Nicholas Galitzine will star as former top male supermodel Hoyt Richards in a new feature film with Gus Van Sant in talks to direct; details of the story are being kept under wraps, and Richards rose to fame in the late 1980s among models like Crawford and Campbell, fronting campaigns for major brands.
Tom Hardy reportedly exited Paramount+'s MobLand after on-set clashes with producers and alleged delays caused by his behavior, with co-stars kept waiting on set; while a return was previously floated, Season 3 is being written without him and Season 2 is slated to stream in 2026. No official comment yet.
The Hollywood Reporter published a list of the 50 most influential people in New York media, spanning executives and on-air talent across major networks. Highlights include Fox News stars from The Five (Jesse Watters, Greg Gutfeld, Jessica Tarlov, Dana Perino) and their leaders Suzanne Scott and Jay Wallace; MS NOW figures Mika Brzezinski, Joe Scarborough, Rebecca Kutler; CNN’s Anderson Cooper and CEO Mark Thompson; and Mediaite founder Dan Abrams, along with top anchors from CBS, NBC and ABC, illustrating how power in NYC media combines leadership roles with high-profile on-air influence.
Lewis Tan publicly pushes back against The Hollywood Reporter's negative Mortal Kombat II review, defending the film's over‑the‑top action and fan‑focused approach, with producer Todd Garner accusing critics of lacking knowledge of the game, while early fan responses online are largely positive.
As Stephen Colbert nears his May 21 farewell on The Late Show, The Hollywood Reporter collects questions from fellow late-night hosts—Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, James Corden and Jon Stewart among others—turning his exit into a friendly insider-style Q&A about his career, post-show plans, and memorable moments with guests and audiences.