Can Iran Be Beaten for Foreign Language Oscar?; Jeff Berg's Resolution Sues ICM; Will Radcliffe be in 'Potter' Prequel?; NBCUniversal to Showcase TV Shows on Twitter; THR Reveals Hollywood's 20 Masters of Horror
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Can 'The Past' Be Beaten for the Foreign Language Oscar? (Analysis)
Asghar Farhadi delivered Iran its first Oscar two years ago, but can his latest fend off strong entries from Israel, Saudi Arabia, Poland and Denmark, among others? | Read More
Jeff Berg's Resolution Sues ICM Claiming Agent Harassment
Resolution alleges ICM has threatened agents over commissions allegedly owed from former ICM clients. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Will Daniel Radcliffe Be Harry Potter in J.K. Rowling's New 'Fantastic Beasts'?
The "Kill Your Darlings" actor heard the news of the project from a reporter, not Warner Bros., but doesn't rule out making an appearance in the follow-up franchise if "time travel rears its head again." | Read More
Hollywood's 20 Masters of Horror: The Twisted Talents Raising the Most Hell
From the genre gods (Guillermo del Toro, Stephen King) to the hot upstarts (James Wan and … Michael Bay?), these are the twisted talents raising the most hell right now in Hollywood. | Read More
'Saw' Writers to Adapt Disney's 'Stuff of Legend' (Exclusive)
The writing team behind four of the seven horror franchise films will tackle the graphic novel that revolves around a band of toys that journeys into a dark realm. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
NBCUniversal to Showcase TV Shows on Twitter
A major social TV strategic partnership is announced that will make NBCU's networks available and drive advertising online. | Read More
CBS Cancels 'We Are Men,' Schedules 'Mike & Molly' Return for November
With the Monday lineup seeing a steep drop after "How I Met Your Mother," the network will also move "2 Broke Girls" into the 8:30 p.m. slot. | Read More
Howard Gordon Reteaming With '24' EP for Fox Legal Drama
Serialized drama "Trial of the Century" revolves around a young Latina attorney working on a unique high-profile case. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
MIPCOM: Why Jeffrey Katzenberg Offered 'Breaking Bad' Creators $75 Million for Three More Episodes
The DreamWorks Animation CEO says he wanted to create the greatest "pay-per-view event in scripted television ever." | Read More
Time Warner Cable Secures Early Renewal With Univision
Unlike its heated battle with CBS, the deal with the Hispanic giant is done before the current contract expires and includes digital rights and the new El Rey network. | Read More
Hollywood Petitions California Legislators for More Film and TV Tax Incentives
Labor and business reps come to a rare agreement on the need for money to retain jobs at a Los Angeles hearing, also attended by politicians and economists. | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
Tony Awards Set for June 8 at Radio City
Cutoff is April 24 for Broadway openings eligible for New York theater's top honors, with nominations to be announced April 29. | Read More
Miley Cyrus Credits Marc Jacobs for Being Her Style Inspiration
The singer says in an interview, "He kind of brought me into fashion, like, when I was 16." | Read More
Emma Thompson to Make N.Y. Stage Debut in 'Sweeney Todd'
The "Saving Mr. Banks" star will play London pie shop proprietress Mrs. Lovett in the New York Philharmonic's staging of the classic musical thriller. | Read More
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James Woods: 'I Don't Expect to Work Again' in Hollywood
After repeatedly criticizing President Barack Obama, actor James Woods suggested in a tweet late Tuesday that his politics may cost him work in Hollywood. | Read More
Katie Couric's Talk Show Teetering on the Verge of Cancellation
This story first appeared in the Oct. 18 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. One of the TV's priciest daytime experiments soon could be coming to an end. Stations throughout the U.S. are contracted to carry Katie Couric's syndicated talk show through summer 2014, but the decision on whether Katie will score a third season likely will be made this month -- and renewal seems a long shot. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Thursday, October 10, 2013 at 5:00 AM.

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