'Duck Dynasty' Suspension Fallout Continues; Could 'Hobbit' Trigger MGM IPO?; Cable Mergers Could Surge in 2014; 'X Factor' Judge Shuffle Begins; THR Names 2013 Rule Breakers
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'Duck Dynasty's' Phil Robertson on Indefinite Hiatus Following Anti-Gay Remarks
UPDATED: The news comes after the reality star compared being gay to bestiality, drawing ire from LGBT groups including GLAAD and the Human Rights Campaign. | Read More
How MGM Rode 'The Hobbit' to a Possible IPO Payday
"The world is our oyster," says a board member of the once-floundering studio, now riding high as Tolkien and James Bond franchises spark stock spikes and deal buzz. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Rule Breakers 2013: 'Duck Dynasty,' Bowie and 'Breaking Bad'
THR's third annual year-end celebration of entertainment's movers and shaker-uppers -- from 'Gravity's' Alfonso and Jonas Cuaron to Netflix's Ted Sarandos. | Read More
Marvel Finds Its 'Ant-Man' in Paul Rudd
Edgar Wright is directing the Marvel movie, which is slated for a 2015 release. | Read More
Hugh Jackman in Talks for Villain Role in 'Pan'
Joe Wright is directing the Warner Bros. movie project, which chronicles the origins of Peter Pan and Captain Hook. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Why Cable Mergers Could Dominate 2014 (Analysis)
What do Scripps Network, Dish and Time Warner Cable have in common? All could see big deals as scale equals power in the booming TV business. | Read More
'X Factor' Recap: Final Three Battle One Last Time
Leona Lewis, Johnny Rzeznik, and Prince Royce joined the remaining hopefuls on a night that will determine who will win America's votes. | Read More
'Duck Dynasty' Suspension: Fox News Hosts Defend Phil Robertson
Sean Hannity called A&E's decision to pull the embattled reality star from the hit show a "slippery slope," while Megyn Kelly asked "why can't there be a debate about it?" | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Shine's Rich Ross on One Year Back in TV -- and What Happened at Disney (Q&A)
The former studio head on reality TV's next act, what it feels like to go from buyer to seller and his advice for ousted execs (he followed it himself): "Give yourself some time to understand what worked and what ... | Read More
Hulu Expects $1 Billion in Revenue in 2013
"It's quite an impressive feat to scale the business from zero to $1 billion over the course of just six years," says CEO Mike Hopkins. | Read More
Agent of 'Hawaii Five-O' Creator Denied Win in Lawsuit Over CBS Remake
A trial in February will determine whether George Litto is entitled to tens of millions of dollars from the CBS crime drama. | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
'The Iceman Cometh' With Nathan Lane Sets New York Dates
Also starring Brian Dennehy, the acclaimed Goodman Theatre production of Eugene O'Neill's 1946 drama will be presented in 2015 by Brooklyn Academy of Music and Scott Rudin. | Read More
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GLAAD Slams 'Duck Dynasty' Star Phil Robertson for 'Vile' Comments About Homosexuality
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Thursday, December 19, 2013 at 5:00 AM.

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