The Blockbuster Movie Model That Ate Hollywood

December 06, 2013
The Blockbuster Movie Model That Ate Hollywood
By Peter Bart The cutbacks and other contortions disclosed by Sony a week ago underscored a bigger question no one wants to pose: Are movie studios an anachronism? Full Story on Variety.com→
Complex Media Expands to Give Dudes Their Due By Todd Spangler On the 35th floor of the Time-Life Building in Manhattan, Nathan Brown is trying to figure out how to create a massive online video network that caters to the fi ckle tastes of millennial males. Full Story→	HBO 'Sondheim' Docu Shines Spotlight on Theater Legend's Life, Creative Process By Gordon Cox Maybe credit the overlap of Sondheim's rise to prominence with the flourishing of the television age. But whatever the explanation, the filmmakers discovered they had a wealth of resources to tap as they assembled a look at Sondheim's life and creative process. Full Story→	Universal Pictures President's Family Leads March of Dimes Celebration By Maane Khatchatourian This year's event, Dec. 6 at the Beverly Hills Hotel, fetes Jennifer Lopez with the Grace Kelly Award and names A&E Networks president-CEO Nancy Dubuc the Inspiring Woman of the Year. Full Story→
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