Celebrity and the Art of Self-Immolation: Part 2 (of 3) https://t.co/lsvaBmQd1K
The long-awaited part two of three has dropped. Celebrity culture has taken a beating. It’s time to confront what we’ve done, acknowledge what we’ve lost — and begin the long road to winning it back.
A Cultural Turning Point? I lied. I’m not done talking about the merger. Because the new sizzle reel has a historic connection everyone else seems to be deliberately missing.https://t.co/SQ4QOg4sTT
How Jack Cole Changed Hollywood
Jack Cole is the Hollywood icon you probably never knew you knew. Debra Levine’s new biography tells us why.https://t.co/tju7eUhfE8
Why Does California Keep Eating its Own? https://t.co/9QKFOFsKHz
Rob Bonta’s jihad against David Ellison isn’t just meritless, it’s malicious and doomed to fail. The question is why he and other California politicians keep trying to kill Hollywood.
Deeper Diving with Sean Glass and Reunion https://t.co/uxek3OaM39
Great chat with Sean Glass of @Reunion about all things Hollywood, but particularly the Paramount-Warner merger. Give a listen. Your IQ will go up.
Celebrity and the Art of Self-Immolation: Part 1 (of 3) https://t.co/lqBZqNDAUZ
Celebrity culture is in crisis. And I've got some thoughts. Part 1 of a three part deep dive.
Hollywood at the Crossroads https://t.co/qxvFquWKT7
John Fithian, Jackie Brenneman and Patrick Corcoran know what makes the movie business run. Former executives with the National Association of Theatre Owners, they're bullish on Hollywood. Join the conversation.