How Warners' Tsujihara Wooed J.K. Rowling; USA Plans Unprecedented 'Modern Family' Rollout; 'Mad Men' Final Season Split; Sony's Steve Elzer to Exit; Courtney Love Hit With Another Defamation Suit; Fox's 'Dads,' 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' Review
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The Inside Story of How Warner Bros.' Kevin Tsujihara Defied Skeptics, Personally Wooed J.K. Rowling
How the new CEO snared Ben Affleck as Batman, then deftly navigated creative demands (no script rewrites!) and is winning early praise. | Read More
'Modern Family': USA Plans Unprecedented Syndication Rollout
With live events and cast appearances, the network is launching a comedy brand around the show with a nearly $10 million push usually reserved for original series: "I've never seen anything like this," says a rival ... | Read More
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'Tron: Uprising' Director to Helm 'Ninjago' for Warner Bros. (Exclusive)
Dan Lin and Roy Lee will produce alongside "Lego Movie" directors Chris Miller and Phil Lord. | Read More
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Brad Peyton of "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" fame will direct the film, which will shoot in November. | Read More
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Etan Cohen has signed on to helm the comedy, which Ferrell is producing for Warner Bros. alongside his Gary Sanchez partner Adam McKay. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
AMC Splits 'Mad Men's' Final Season, Series Ending in 2015
UPDATED: In a move similar to "Breaking Bad," the drama will spread out its final run of 14 episodes over the course of two years. | Read More
Dads/Brooklyn Nine-Nine: TV Review
The Seth MacFarlane-produced series kicks off at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, followed at 8:30 p.m. by the Andy Samberg-starring cop show. | Read More
'Breaking Bad's' Dean Norris on Nailing His Shocking Scene in One Take and His Plea to the Writers (Q&A)
The actor reveals the very different way his character's big moment was initially going to happen and why he requested a phone call with his onscreen wife: "I don't [want to] cause her any more suffering and pain ... | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Sony Publicity Exec Steve Elzer to Exit
After 12 years, the veteran publicity executive will leave the studio in December, according to an e-mail he sent Tuesday afternoon. | Read More
Courtney Love Hit With Yet Another Defamation Lawsuit (Exclusive)
How the singer found a way to yet more legal trouble: She's on Pinterest now, and speaking to Howard Stern about her Twitter habits. | Read More
WGA West Announces Election Results
The incumbent officers and several of the incumbent board members were reelected. | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
Top 5 L.A. Retreats From a Hollywood Psychic
Psychic to the stars Aiden Chase dishes on the best spots he recommends his clients visit for boosting energy and peace of mind. | Read More
Courteney Cox and David Arquette List $19.5 Million Beverly Hills Estate
The A. Quincy Jones-designed property was previously a pocket listing for two years after the celebrity couple's split. | Read More
Piper Perabo Talks Martinis, Jamie Oliver's Roast Chicken and Super Hot Brains With Brut Champagne
The restaurant investor and actress (USA's "Cover Affairs," upcoming thriller "Endangered") takes THR's Taste Test. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Wednesday, September 18, 2013 at 5:01 AM.

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