'Apes' Rules With $36M, 'Sex Tape' Bombs; Jason Blum Inks 10-Year Deal With NBCU; Fox's Peter Rice on Kevin Reilly's Departure, Quest for Hits; Remembering James Garner; Full Guide to Comic-Con Parties; TCA Awards
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Box Office: 'Apes 2' Rules Soft Weekend With $36M; 'Sex Tape' Bombs
UPDATED: "The Purge: Anarchy" places No. 2 with $28.4M, while "Planes: Fire & Rescue" underwhelms with $18M; Richard Linklater's "Boyhood" quickly morphs into a hit at the specialty box office. | Read More
NBCUniversal Signs Producer Jason Blum to 10-Year Multiplatform Deal
UPDATED: The deal will include partnerships across NBCUniversal's businesses, including Universal Television and Universal Cable Productions. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
James Garner: An Appreciation
THR film critic Stephen Dalton pays tribute to the legendary actor, an icon of no-nonsense American masculinity best known for his work in TV series like "Maverick" and "The Rockford Files." | Read More
'The Patriot' Actress Skye McCole Bartusiak Dies at 21
UPDATED: The child star also had roles in "24" and "The Cider House Rules." | Read More
Global Box Office: 'Transformers 4' Becomes First Film of 2014 to Near $1 Billion
"Transformers: Age of Extinction" has now earned more than the first two films in Paramount's toy-to-film franchise; "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" begins to roll out in earnest now that the World Cup is over. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Fox Networks Boss Peter Rice on Kevin Reilly's Departure, Quest for Hits (Q&A)
Rice explained why it took so long to name new chiefs, and how having Dana Walden and Gary Newman in charge of both the network and the studio will work. | Read More
TV Critics Award 'The Good Wife,' 'True Detective,' 'RuPaul' and Give 'Breaking Bad' a Big Sendoff
UPDATED: "Orange is the New Black" scores best new program at the 2014 Television Critics Association Awards, while Emmy favorites Matthew McConaughey and Julia Louis-Dreyfus score the two acting kudos. | Read More
Networks Campaign to Retire Live and Same-Day Ratings
"If you were a sports reporter, you wouldn't report the winner on the third-inning score," says CBS chief research officer (and time-shifting evangelist) David Poltrack. "You can't do that." | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Comic-Con 2014: THR's Full Guide to Parties in San Diego
Studios and networks alike are cutting back, while staples including Warner Bros. Television and Showtime return to the late-night scene. | Read More
First Clio Sports Awards Honor Beats By Dr. Dre, Samsung and More
"Mike & Mike" hosts Mike Golic and Mike Greenberg, who emceed the event, also talked to THR about their favorite sports ads, while Sports Illustrated publisher Brendan Ripp talked about the benefits of its LeBron ... | Read More
Anthony Pellicano Back in Court, Agrees to Deposition in Michael Ovitz Case
The Hollywood private investigator's appeal to the 9th Circuit will determine when he gives a deposition in Anita Busch's lawsuit. | Read More
LATEST MUSIC NEWS
Zendaya Coleman Explains Why She Exited Aaliyah Biopic (Video)
The actress denies that her departure had anything to do with fan complaints over her casting. | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
Crumbs, Shmums: Cupcakes as Big as Ever, Says Sprinkles Founder
Charles Nelson, half of the husband-wife team who created the dessert phenomenon, reveals the trade secrets that are growing the company into a global powerhouse. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, July 21, 2014 at 5:01 AM.

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