Indie Firestorm: What If VOD Revenue Was Made Public?; Cameron's Lightstorm Sued Over Copter Crash; 'Wolverine' Sequel Eyed; 'Roots' Remake at History; Favreau to Direct Disney's 'Jungle Book'; THR's AFM Daily
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Indie Firestorm: What if VOD Revenue Was Made Public?
Producer John Sloss releases "Escape From Tomorrowland" numbers and ignites a debate over financial disclosures done without context. | Read More
James Cameron's Lightstorm Sued by Family of Filmmaker Killed in Helicopter Crash
Michael DeGruy was killed along with Andrew Wight in a 2012 crash in Australia. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
'Wolverine' Sequel in the Works With James Mangold
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Justin Marks is writing the script. | Read More
AFM: Download THR's Day 1 'Daily'
In day 1 of THR's AFM daily, Samuel L. Jackson and Michael Caine team for "Harry and the Butler," director Justin Chadwick discusses bringing "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom" to the big screen and Bona's Yu Dong says ... | Read More
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'Roots' Remake in the Works at History
The cable network is prepping an eight-hour remake of the 1977 miniseries. | Read More
'Scandal' Casts 'Treme' Star to Play Kerry Washington's Mother (Exclusive)
Khandi Alexander has booked a recurring role on the Shonda Rhimes drama and will appear in flashbacks starting this week. | Read More
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"The Advocate" hails from writer Ayelet Waldman and marks the "CSI" showrunner's third sale this season. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Cable Vets Tout New Anti-Piracy Chip (Exclusive)
Beyond Broadband Technology, founded by four industry insiders, has a patent for a password-free system without the need for third party validation and without paying royalties to big companies. | Read More
Sony to Charge Monthly Fees For Online PlayStation 4 Gaming
Users will have to pay $9.99 monthly or $49.99 annually, to play multi-player online games on the system, which goes on sale this month in the U.S. and Europe. | Read More
AFM: Market Attendance Hits Six-Year High
More than 8,000 film buyers and sellers descend on Santa Monica for the American Film Market, which kicks off Wednesday. | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
Bill de Blasio Elected New York City Mayor
He will be the city's first Democratic mayor in two decades. | Read More
West L.A.'s Creative Space Vacany Hits Lowest Levels Since 2008
The third quarter brings a surge of leasing deals to Los Angeles' Westside. | Read More
Dress Du Jour: Jaimie Alexander Shocks in Revealing Sheer Dress
The actress wore a head-turning gown at Hollywood's premiere of "Thor: The Dark World." | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Wednesday, November 06, 2013 at 8:07 AM.

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