The Brutalist Report

Variety

• Jodie Foster Called Out Hollywood in 1991 for Not Being ‘Kind to Women’ Directors: I ‘Never Thought’ a Film Like ‘Barbie’ Was ‘Going to Happen’ [900d]
• The War and Treaty: How the Best New Artist Grammy Nominees Came to Be ‘Friends’ With the Emmys, Too, and Win Over Superfan Zach Bryan [900d]
• ‘Cinema is Political:’ French Sales Agents Confront Global Tensions, Carbon Cutting Amid Rise in International Admissions [900d]
• Dolph Lundgren Is ‘Disappointed’ for ‘Aquaman 2’ Viewers Because a ‘Really Good’ Original Cut Got Axed: ‘I Didn’t See Any Reason’ for Reshooting [900d]
• Paul Mescal Will Be ‘Profoundly Depressed’ If ‘Gladiator 2’ Makes Him Wildly Famous: ‘I’ll Be in a Bad Spot’ [900d]
• David E. Hoffman, Creator of Food Network’s ‘The Best Thing I Ever Ate,’ Dies at 70 [900d]
• Disney CEO Bob Iger Pay Hit $31.6 Million in 2023; Board Rejects Candidates Nominated by Activist Investors [900d]
• James Dolan Accused of Coercing Sex With Masseuse and Trafficking Sex for Weinstein [900d]
• Camden International Film Festival Founder Ben Fowlie to Step Down [900d]
• ‘White Lotus’ Season 3 Casts Walton Goggins, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Aimee Lou Wood, Sarah Catherine Hook, Sam Nivola [900d]
• Mitski Expands 2024 Tour With Support From Ethel Cain, Laufey, Arlo Parks and More [900d]
• Keshet International, Arthur Essebag’s Satisfaction Group Sign Multi-Territory Deal to Co-Develop, Co-Produce Non-Scripted Formats (EXCLUSIVE) [900d]
• Emmys Draw Record-Low Ratings With 4.3 Million Viewers [900d]
• Best of CES 2024: From 4K Projectors to Neural Headphones, Here Is the Best Tech to Look Forward to This Year [900d]
• Emmy Awards: What You Didn’t See on TV – Reunions, Selfies and Football [900d]
• Netflix Looks to Hire a Financial Analyst for Residuals, After Studio Deals With WGA and SAG-AFTRA Change Equation [900d]
• Emmy Producers on Pulling Off Those Reunions, What Was Cut and How ‘Mama Doris’ Helped Make the Show End Early [900d]
• Imax Hires Anne Globe as Chief Marketing Officer [900d]
• ‘Whiplash’ Tops Sundance Film Festival’s Top 10 Feature Films List From Past Four Decades – Film News in Brief [900d]
• Barstool Sports CEO Erika Ayers Badan Resigns: ‘I Gave You My All’ [900d]
• 21 Savage Plays to His Strengths With Deadpan Wit on ‘American Dream’: Album Review [900d]
• How AI Persuaded Brian Eno to Participate in Gary Hustwit’s Documentary About His Life [900d]
• Chad Stahelski Will Oversee ‘Highlander’ and ‘John Wick’ Franchises for Lionsgate [900d]
• Martin Scorsese on Working With Robbie Robertson on ‘Flower Moon’ Music as the Culmination of a 47-Year Friendship: ‘I Just Miss Robbie. Period’ [900d]
• Debbie Harry, Amanda Kramer to Discuss Collaboration on ‘So Unreal’ at International Film Festival Rotterdam [900d]
• June Squibb Joins Pixar’s ‘Inside Out 2’ Voice Cast (EXCLUSIVE) [900d]
• Hotels on Screen: Relive ‘Twin Peaks’ at Salish Lodge and Spa [900d]
• Lindsay Lohan ‘Very Hurt and Disappointed’ by New ‘Mean Girls’ Movie Joke, Says Rep [900d]
• Phish Announce Mondegreen, Their First Festival in Nine Years [900d]
• Kerry Howley, Writer of Sundance-Bound ‘Winner,’ Signs With Black Bear (EXCLUSIVE) [900d]
• ‘Jeanne du Barry’ Director Maiwenn Fined $435 for Spitting on French Journalist in Restaurant [900d]
• ‘The Color Purple’ to Release on Digital and 4K Blu-ray, With Hours of Special Features [900d]
• ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Talk Show ‘Hey Qween!’ Sets WOW Presents Plus Debut, Unveils Trailer (EXCLUSIVE) [900d]
• ‘Oppenheimer,’ ‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,’ ‘The Last of Us’ Among Visual Effects Society Awards Nominees [900d]
• New Superman ‘Will Have a Sense of Humor,’ Says Lois Lane Actor Rachel Brosnahan: ‘Every Single Person Involved’ in the Film ‘Is a Perfect Nerd’ [900d]
• Adobe Announces Inaugural Film & TV Fund, Committing $6 Million to Support Underrepresented Creators [900d]
• Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs and Diageo Resolve Legal Dispute [900d]
• Yagoub Alfarhan Joins Telfaz11’s ‘AlGaid,’ Latest Feature From Saudi Banner Behind Local Hits ‘Sattar,’ ‘Mandoob’ (EXCLUSIVE) [900d]