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Cult Favorite Charlie Kaufman Surfaces on THR’s ‘It Happened in Hollywood’ Podcast
The beloved screenwriter and director revisited his 2008 directorial debut, 'Synecdoche, New York.'
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David Byrne on His Euphoric New Album and Love for Olivia Rodrigo
The former Talking Heads frontman is ready to unleash his next creative era with 'Who is The Sky?': "I think of it as a love song to humanity."
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Why Aziz Ansari, Keanu Reeves and Seth Rogen Are Praying for a Little ‘Good Fortune’
After near-cancellation and a blown-up directorial debut, Ansari reveals how he convinced two of his A-list friends to star in a new angel-themed comedy that breaks every Hollywood commandment.
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The Long, Charged History of the “Woody Allen Font”
Popping up in the latest Luca Guadagnino film, the typeface was Allen's signature — until dark allegations turned it into a visual statement.
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Charlie Kaufman Is Back (Kind of)
In ‘How to Shoot a Ghost,’ the Oscar winner heads to Venice with a cryptic short film that blends poetry, the afterlife and an existential stroll through Greece.
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Hollywood Flashback: Pre-Han Solo, Harrison Ford Found ‘Love, American Style’
Hard to believe, but Ford received his first Emmy nomination this year for his role in Apple TV+’s ‘Shrinking’ – at 83 years old.
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What Is P(doom) and Why Is Jesse Armstrong Laughing About It?
The tech buzzword refers to the probability of an AI apocalypse — just one of the hair-raising notions from the 'Succession' mastermind’s Emmy-nominated 'Mountainhead.'
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Can Ike Barinholtz Make Elon Musk Likable?
Whether playing the Tesla titan or a coked-up exec on 'The Studio,' the former improv actor and star screenwriter has Hollywood simultaneously cringing and rolling in the aisles.
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Et Tu, Magic Johnson? The Late Night Shows That Failed to Launch
From Alan Thicke to Chevy Chase to Pat Sajak, the history of late night TV is littered with short-lived disasters and low-rated also-rans.
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Kenneth Lonergan Revisits ‘You Can Count on Me’ on THR’s ‘It Happened in Hollywood’ Podcast
From enlisting Martin Scorsese as his "protector" to casting a then-unknown Mark Ruffalo, the writer-director reveals details about the beloved sibling story, now in the Criterion Collection.
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From Nose Job to No Job
You may think you look better, but fans and casting directors might not agree. Need we remind you of what Jennifer Grey called “Shnozzageddon”?
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‘E! News’ Shutters, and a Celebrity Golden Era Comes to an End
"The Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton, Britney Spears era — it's an untouchable time in entertainment news," eulogizes longtime anchor Jason Kennedy.
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