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Lynton Reflects on The Interview Fallout, Hacks, and Hollywood’s Turning Point
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Lynton Reflects on The Interview Fallout, Hacks, and Hollywood’s Turning Point

Former Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton discusses writing his book From Mistakes to Meaning to own past missteps, including green-lighting The Interview and the subsequent North Korea cyberattack. He explains the decision-making under pressure, how he and Seth Rogen tried to move past the controversy, and why candidly discussing mistakes can be liberating. The interview also touches on reactions to the film, the dynamic with Amy Pascal, and broader industry shifts, such as the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery merger and Southern California production concerns, which he believes require proactive changes to keep Hollywood’s production base in L.A.

Catherine O'Hara Breaks Ground as First Woman with Posthumous Actor Award
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Catherine O'Hara Breaks Ground as First Woman with Posthumous Actor Award

Catherine O'Hara becomes the first woman to receive an individual posthumous Actor Award at the 32nd Actor Awards for The Studio (Apple TV), accepted on her behalf by Seth Rogen; O'Hara died in January 2026 at 71, leaving a five-decade legacy in comedy. The ceremony highlighted her impact and set a historic precedent for the organization, with her death certificate noting a pulmonary embolism as the cause and rectal cancer as a contributing factor.

Seth Rogen Delivers Tearful Tribute for Catherine O’Hara at Actor Awards
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Seth Rogen Delivers Tearful Tribute for Catherine O’Hara at Actor Awards

Seth Rogen accepted a posthumous SAG Award on Catherine O’Hara’s behalf for The Studio, becoming visibly emotional as he shared how she would email him and Evan Goldberg with rewritten scenes that improved the show. O’Hara, who died in January at 71, would have returned for Season 2, and The Studio also won ensemble and Best Actor in a Comedy Series at the night’s honors. She is survived by husband Bo Welch and two sons.

Catherine O’Hara Posthumously Honored at SAG-AFTRA Actor Awards
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Catherine O’Hara Posthumously Honored at SAG-AFTRA Actor Awards

Catherine O’Hara was posthumously honored at SAG-AFTRA’s Actor Awards for Apple TV+’s The Studio, winning both outstanding performance by a female actor in a comedy series and ensemble awards, with Seth Rogen accepting on her behalf to a standing ovation. She died in January at 71 after a brief illness. The tribute followed her nomination for Patty Leigh on The Studio, alongside Kathryn Hahn, Jenna Ortega, Jean Smart and Kristen Wiig. Rogen lauded O’Hara’s generosity and genius, noting how she rewrote scenes to consistently elevate the work.

DGA 2026 Winners: The Oner Tops Comedy Directing, Catherine O’Hara Remembered
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DGA 2026 Winners: The Oner Tops Comedy Directing, Catherine O’Hara Remembered

At the 2026 Directors Guild Awards, The Studio’s Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg accepted the Best Comedy Series Directing award for The Oner, paying tribute to the late Catherine O’Hara; Paul Thomas Anderson honored his late AD Adam Somner in his acceptance for One Battle After Another. The ceremony highlighted winners across theatrical features, documentaries, drama series, comedy series, limited/anthology series, and TV movies, with a full nominees list announced and notable tributes throughout.

Rogen and Goldberg Honor Catherine O’Hara at DGA Comedy Series Win
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Rogen and Goldberg Honor Catherine O’Hara at DGA Comedy Series Win

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg paid heartfelt tribute to Catherine O’Hara — calling her an utter genius and their idol — as they accepted the 2026 DGA Comedy Series Award for The Studio; O’Hara, who starred in the series, had recently died, prompting applause and tributes from the cast and crew, while the ceremony also spotlighted Paul Thomas Anderson’s win and included remarks from Christopher Nolan about guild hardships.

The Studio Pulls Out of Apple TV+ Press Day After Catherine O’Hara’s Death
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The Studio Pulls Out of Apple TV+ Press Day After Catherine O’Hara’s Death

The Studio has withdrawn from Apple TV+’s upcoming press day after the death of Catherine O’Hara, who was set to reprise her Patty Leigh role in season two. O’Hara died at 71 in Los Angeles after a brief illness. Apple TV+ had planned a Barker Hangar press event in Santa Monica to preview its slate, but canceled the panel and issued tributes from Apple TV+ and Lionsgate. Tributes from colleagues, including Seth Rogen, followed the news. The event had only been announced to the press.

A24 Lands Eight-Figure Sundance Deal for Olivia Wilde’s The Invite
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A24 Lands Eight-Figure Sundance Deal for Olivia Wilde’s The Invite

After an all-night Sundance bidding war, Olivia Wilde’s relationship comedy The Invite was acquired by A24 in an eight-figure deal—the festival’s biggest sale so far—with bidders including Neon, Focus, Netflix, and Warner Bros.’ indie label in the mix; the film is a remake of the Spanish-language Sentimental and stars Wilde alongside Seth Rogen, Ed Norton, and Penelope Cruz, with Megan Ellison/Annapurna producing. Wilde notes the project was made outside the studio system to maximize creative freedom.

From Dinner to Delirium: Wilde’s The Invite Delivers Sharper Marital Satire
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From Dinner to Delirium: Wilde’s The Invite Delivers Sharper Marital Satire

At Sundance, Olivia Wilde’s The Invite, an incisive single-set drama adapted from Sentimental, turns a dinner party into a biting examination of marriage, sex, and resentment, buoyed by strong performances from Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz, and Edward Norton; Wilde’s direction mixes sharp wit with genuine pathos, though the extended runtime slows it at times, ending on a hopeful note about healing.

Wilde's The Invite Wows Sundance Crowd with Tearful Standing Ovation
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Wilde's The Invite Wows Sundance Crowd with Tearful Standing Ovation

Olivia Wilde’s film The Invite premiered at the Sundance Film Festival to a packed Eccles crowd that gave it a standing ovation, with Wilde choked up in the moment as she thanked the audience. The one‑night San Francisco apartment dramedy stars Wilde and Seth Rogen alongside Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton, and follows a hapless couple hosting their free-spirited new neighbors. Norton and Wilde described balancing humor with raw emotion, and the film is currently seeking distribution.