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Protests and Government Awards Clash Over 'NAZA' Documentary's U.S. Release
film-and-politics3 days ago

Protests and Government Awards Clash Over 'NAZA' Documentary's U.S. Release

The U.S. theatrical release of the documentary 'NAZA' has triggered a polarized response, with organized protests in Los Angeles and New York clashing with official Israeli government recognition of a rebuttal film. While the documentary, which features interviews with Israeli soldiers regarding civilian casualties in Gaza, won a Special Jury Prize at Venice, it faces intense opposition from groups like the Israeli-American Council, who argue it presents a biased narrative. Conversely, the Israeli government has honored filmmakers of a counter-documentary, 'NAZA, The True Story,' for challenging the original film's claims, highlighting a deep divide over the portrayal of the war in Gaza.

Olivia Rodrigo Condemns 'Invasive' Online Stalking of Her Dating Life
celebrity5 days ago

Olivia Rodrigo Condemns 'Invasive' Online Stalking of Her Dating Life

Olivia Rodrigo has publicly criticized the online harassment surrounding her personal life, describing the public scrutiny of her casual dates as 'invasive' and comparable to stalking. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the 23-year-old singer clarified that she is currently single and denied rumors linking her to private-equity investor Julian Croonenberghs. Rodrigo expressed frustration that photos from brief outings were used to assign political or moral judgments to her, stating that the experience of being watched and judged for casual interactions feels like a violation of privacy. She emphasized that while she understands the nature of fame, the current level of surveillance makes it impossible to experience normal dating or maintain personal boundaries.

Jen Shah Starts a New Chapter After Completing Federal Sentence
entertainment1 month ago

Jen Shah Starts a New Chapter After Completing Federal Sentence

Jen Shah has officially completed her federal sentence for a telemarketing-fraud scheme, finishing Aug. 28, 2026 after an earlier Dec. 2023 release to home confinement. In a THR-exclusive statement, she expresses remorse, takes responsibility for her actions, and says she’s excited for the future, reclaiming her voice and pursuing new projects while celebrating her 32nd wedding anniversary with her husband.

Murphy Keeps Ariana Grande AHS Door Open Despite Scheduling Crash
entertainment2 months ago

Murphy Keeps Ariana Grande AHS Door Open Despite Scheduling Crash

In a Hollywood Reporter interview, Ryan Murphy explained Ariana Grande was originally set to appear in American Horror Story season 13, but her Eternal Sunshine Tour schedule made it impossible. Rather than recast, Murphy says he’ll hold the idea for a future season when Grande is available and has long admired her work in horror, including Scream Queens.

MobLand Faces a Tom Hardy Exit: How TV Survives a Star Walkout
tv4 months ago

MobLand Faces a Tom Hardy Exit: How TV Survives a Star Walkout

Paramount+’s MobLand reportedly loses Tom Hardy after season two, leaving the London underworld drama to chart its path without its lead. The Hollywood Reporter then surveys TV’s default playbook for star exits—kill the character, recast, or write the actor out (upstairs)—and recalls a gallery of publicized examples (Two and a Half Men, Valerie/The Hogan Family, Bewitched, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The Office, Grey’s Anatomy, etc.), illustrating how shows often survive big departures by shifting focus to an ensemble or major plot pivots.

Mario Galaxy Movie Clamps AI Training in Closing Credits
entertainment6 months ago

Mario Galaxy Movie Clamps AI Training in Closing Credits

Universal’s The Super Mario Galaxy Movie carries a closing-credits disclaimer stating the film may not be used to train AI, a policy the studio has applied to releases since 2025, per The Hollywood Reporter; the note cites data mining restrictions and EU directives, reflecting a broader industry pushback against using copyrighted works to train AI.

Feinberg Bets on One Battle After Another to Sweep Oscar Night
entertainment7 months ago

Feinberg Bets on One Battle After Another to Sweep Oscar Night

THR’s Oscars forecast by Scott Feinberg predicts One Battle After Another as the frontrunner for Best Picture with six precursor wins, followed by Sinners and Hamnet. He also pins Paul Thomas Anderson to win Best Director for One Battle After Another, with Michael B. Jordan favored for Best Actor and Jessie Buckley for Best Actress, while other categories hinge on precursors and recent awards (BAFTA surprises, etc.) shaping the final outcomes.

Harvey Weinstein: Gwyneth Paltrow Owes Her Career to Me, and I Won’t Forgive
entertainment7 months ago

Harvey Weinstein: Gwyneth Paltrow Owes Her Career to Me, and I Won’t Forgive

In his first major interview since his arrest, Harvey Weinstein tells The Hollywood Reporter that Gwyneth Paltrow’s public accusations about a hotel-room encounter were a betrayal by a friend who he says ‘owes her career to me,’ insisting nothing inappropriate happened. He claims she exploited the story by speaking with Howard Stern and The New York Times, and he reiterates that he won’t forgive her for ‘stabbing’ him in the back. Weinstein is currently jailed on related convictions; his 2020 New York conviction was overturned on appeal, and he has faced convictions in New York and California for sex crimes.