La pandemia transformó la televisión
California sigue siendo el principal lugar para las producciones de televisión en toda la industria, pero la pandemia de COVID-19 interrumpió en gran medida el flujo de nuevos programas, según...
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Meghan Markle’s Northwestern and other friends go public with support ahead of Oprah interview
Who wouldn't want a friend like Meghan Markle? At least that's the vibe being conveyed by her close friends, who over the last 24 hours have gone public with personal...
More women and TV directors of color working, new DGA report shows
Last year's TV season saw a rise in the number of women and people of color directing television shows, according to a new report by the Directors Guild of America....
Private jet travel takes off in Hollywood amid pandemic
When veteran producer Bill Mechanic begins filming his latest movie, "The Divide," in Australia later this year, he knows he will have to charter a private jet to fly out...
Cara y cruz para los actores de fondo de Hollywood en la pandemia
Monique Farah se considera una de las afortunadas. La residente de Westlake, de 38 años de edad, ha trabajado como actriz de fondo durante los últimos 14 años, entre dirigir...
Spotify faces new scrutiny after Joe Rogan’s Alex Jones interview
A Spotify executive this week seemed to defend the appearance of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on its platform, after removing the "InfoWars" founder's content in 2018. Horacio Gutierrez, Spotify's chief...
Quibi shuts down after less than 7 months as streaming service draws little interest in its short-form videos
Less than seven months after Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman launched Quibi to remake the business of short-form video, the nascent streaming service is shutting down, the company said Wednesday....
Crew death renews concerns over film set safety amid COVID-19
The death of a 51-year-old assistant director who lost a battle with COVID-19 last week after returning to work on a commercial shoot has heightened concerns about the safety of...
Musicians sue ‘The Voice’ producer, claiming it did not fully pay wages
The American Federation of Musicians has sued the maker of NBC's "The Voice," alleging that the Beverly Hills-based producer of the reality singing competition shortchanged its members. The New York...
Here’s why resuming TV and film production has gotten so complicated
"The Bold and the Beautiful" had been on the air 33 years without a break until the COVID-19 pandemic forced a shutdown across Hollywood in March. After local health officials...