Hollywood & Broadway: Studios Rush to the Stage Despite Clashing Business Models

April 07, 2015
Hollywood & Broadway: Studios Rush to the Stage Despite Clashing Business Models
By Gordon Cox COVER STORY: When Hollywood merges with Broadway, there are always fender-benders. Just ask Harvey Weinstein. Full Story on Variety.com→
Behind the Mass Defection From CAA to UTA That Rocked Hollywood By Cynthia Littleton, Brent Lang and Justin Kroll It may not have registered on the Richter scale, but Hollywood is still reeling from the earthquake whose epicenter originated on Avenue of the Stars last week. From the top down, CAA insiders were stunned by the mass defection of 11 agents, most of whom represent comedy talent, to smaller rival UTA. The move marked the biggest blow to CAA’s image as showbiz’s most powerful talent agency in 20 years, since the 1995 turmoil created by the departur... Full Story→	Osbourne Sisters List Pair Above Sunset Strip By Mark David Just over a month after reality television pioneer and professional red-carpet critic Kelly Osbourne up and quit her five-year post slinging sartorial shade on “Fashion Police,” she’s caught a classic case of the Celebrity Real Estate Fickle, and flipped a residence at the base of the celebrated Bird Streets ’hood, just above the Sunset Strip, back on the market after less than a year of ownership with an asking price of $1.99 million. Property r... Full Story→	David Fincher Snags Big Apple Pied-a-terre (EXCLUSIVE) By Mark David It was good ol’ real estate yenta Yolanda Yakketyyak who first told us — and inestimable celebrity real estate tattletale Lucy Spillerguts who seconded the motion — that two-time Oscar-nominated filmmaker and Emmy-winning “House of Cards” director David Fincher quietly (and via trust) dropped not quite six million bucks for a posh New York City pied-a-terre. The loft-style condominium, in a 14-unit, newly converted turn-of-the-century factory bui... Full Story→
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