TV Upfronts: 4 Major Questions; 'Neighbors' Slays 'Spider-Man 2' With $51M Debut; Academy Museum Architect Exits Amid Tension; Beats Deal Brings Apple to L.A.; Did NBC Overpay for the Olympics?
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TV Upfronts: 4 Major Questions Facing the Networks for 2014-15
Can "American Idol" be saved? Will NBC repeat its "Sound of Music" success? THR probes the make-or-break issues of the fall season. | Read More
Box Office: 'Neighbors' Slays 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' With $51.1 Million Debut
UPDATED: Faith-based film "Moms' Night Out" and $70 million indie animated film "Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return" both stumble; "Amazing Spider-Man 2" still huge overseas, crosses $550 million globally. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Academy Museum Architect Exits Amid Tension
Zoltan Pali, the L.A.-based designer, has left the $300 million project after clashing with his famous counterpart, Renzo Piano. | Read More
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NBC's $7.7 Billion Olympics Deal: Did the Network Overpay or Get a Steal?
The network's preemptive bid, locking up exclusive rights for the Games through 2032, underscores their significance to NBCUniversal's long-term growth strategy. | Read More
Fox's 'Gotham' Promotes Three to Series Regular
After being picked up to series, the Batman prequel series has promoted a trio of guest stars to regular. | Read More
'Game of Thrones' Director on Bathtub Scene: Ramsay Is a 'Master of Manipulation' (Q&A)
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THE BUSINESS
Beats Deal Brings Apple to L.A. at Last
Apple, which is paying $3 billion for the company founded by Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine, has been one of the few holdouts as other Silicon Valley giants flock to Silicon Beach. | Read More
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"If AOL, Google, Netflix, Amazon and Yahoo felt TV was dying, they would not be so eager to play in our sandbox," said CEO Nancy Dubuc. "It is, after all, TV content that's driving their business." | Read More
Rupert Murdoch Plans $14 Billion European Pay TV Merger (Report)
Sky Italia and Sky Deutschland would reportedly be acquired by BSkyB from 21st Century Fox. | Read More
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Iggy Azalea strutted, Ariana Grande sang and Adam Levine surprised during Sunday's marathon show, while concertgoers drank the house dry. | Read More
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THR Guide: What to Pack for the Cannes Film Festival
From evening gowns to statement-making stilettos and the latest stylish sunglasses, THR's style editor Carol McColgin goes over the must-haves for the annual film festival. | Read More
Hollywood's Next Automotive Obsession? Tesla: Model X to Debut in 2015
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Cannes: The Secrets (and Scandal) of Hollywood's Favorite Riviera Hotel
For 125 years, the Hotel du Cap has played host to scandals, stars, illicit affairs and intrigue. Says Bob Evans: "It was impossibly glamorous." | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, May 12, 2014 at 5:00 AM.

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