There are fleeting moments when even the sport that made Stephen Curry famous is far from the front of his mind. Take one late June morning in a Mediterranean mansion in Walnut Creek, Calif., he has on the market. With few sticks of furniture left inside, he thinks back to his decision weeks earlier to move his family out at perhaps the worst time on the calendar for him: smack in the middle of the NBA conference finals. "We thrive in chaos," he ... Full Story on Variety.com →
Director Shane Black Took a 'Butch-and-Sundance Approach' to 'The Predator'
The team behind "The Predator" wants to correct something about the latest installment in the three-decade-old science-fiction franchise. It's not a reboot. "It's an attempt to do something — same world, same universe, just 30 years later," explains Shane Black, the film's director and …
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NBA's Media All-Stars: The Athletes Making Moves in Hollywood
When LeBron James left the Cavs to sign with the Lakers earlier this month, he left a chunk of change on the table. Under NBA rules, Cleveland could have rained down more than $200 million over five years on the man many consider the best player in the league. Los Angeles was allowed to pony …
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Welcome to Nashville: The New Scoring Destination
Nashville is making a major play for film and TV scoring work that, for economic and political reasons, has typically been going overseas. New legislation in Tennessee, which took effect July 1, is designed to attract that work, and some say it's already having an impact. When it comes to mus …
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