When the Emmys Sank and ‘The Irishman’ Soared: It’s the IndieWire Weekly Recap
Editor in Chief Dana Harris breaks down the top stories, including 25 hot new TV shows, the start of Oscar season, that ranting racist costumer, and more.
Editor in Chief Dana Harris breaks down the top stories, including 25 hot new TV shows, the start of Oscar season, that ranting racist costumer, and more.
The LAPD has opened a hate crime investigation, and longtime Ryan Murphy costumer Sarah de Sa Rego wants IATSE Local 705 members to demand her expulsion.
Small movies at the festival move toward theatrical release while star-driven titles like “Marriage Story” embrace streaming.
The $170 million loss barely registered as a blip, but Bob Iger’s Q3 earnings call will serve as a template for how the industry moves forward.
He is the first casting director to be named as Academy president.
James Murdoch and former Fox executive Joe Marchese are betting the company can shape the future of commerce and culture.
His decision comes as his contract ends — but Amazon Studios now operates in a world that’s very different than it was four years ago.
The revenue gap between entertainment inside and outside theaters has doubled, and more people now subscribe to streamers than to cable.
Hosting the Academy Awards is his dream, but not if it means saying he’s sorry for homophobic tweets: “I’ve done it. I’ve done it.”
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If FilmStruck must go, Criterion lovers will follow its library wherever it winds up. Here are some of its options.
The new season brings us Ray as a schlubby Sabretooth, stumbling through the streets of Staten Island. It’s not a good look.