There have been extensive doom-and-gloom scenarios about the demise of movies lately, but writer-director Christopher Nolan isn't among those sounding the death knell. Last summer, as the box office and attendance careened toward their lowest levels in decades, Nolan put his artistry where his optimism was — delivering a jolt of pure cinema with "Dunkirk." The picture thrusts viewers into one of the turning points of World War II, recounting a mo... Full Story on Variety.com →
'House of Cards' Falls From Netflix's Signature Show to a Massive Uncertainty
With production halted on the sixth and final season of "House of Cards," Netflix and producer Media Rights Capital are taking the first steps toward the firing of actor Kevin Spacey and considering options for the future of the drama series that put Netflix on the original programming map. B …
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Will Focus on Hollywood Toxicity Force a Culture Change at Top Agencies?
The entertainment and media world has been upended in recent weeks by a deluge of allegations of sexual harassment and assault leveled at powerful and prominent figures, ranging from Harvey Weinstein, Brett Ratner and Kevin Spacey to journalists such as Mark Halperin and former NPR editor Mik …
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Broadway Gets Serious About Sexual Harassment
The sexual harassment headlines have touched Broadway, and Broadway is on high alert. In the cascade of public figures to face accusations in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal, one name, Kevin Spacey, had a high-profile link to the New York theater industry. He hasn't appeared on Broad …
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