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| TOP STORIES | | THR's Directors Roundtable: How to Fire People, Who to Steal From, and
Amy Pascal's Secret Advice
Six auteurs reveal personal war stories and what makes a great movie in the second of THR's annual awards season series discussions. Box Office Preview: 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn' Could Open to $140M
Summit is giving a more conservative range as Kristen Stewart, Robert
Pattinson and Taylor Lautner return in the next-to-last installment in the blockbuster franchise; "Happy Feet Two" also debuts at the domestic box office. Ricky Gervais Warns of Holocaust, Pedophile Jokes at Golden Globes
Despite complaints about the 2011 ceremony, the HFPA anoints the "Office"
and "Extras" creator as host for the third time. Bruce Rosenblum Reveals His Plans for the TV Academy
The Warner Bros. executive and new ATAS chairman and CEO talks Emmys, his idea to create industry "summits" and how to reduce political infighting. Amy Adams Has Offer to Star Opposite Clint Eastwood in 'Trouble With the Curve'
Eastwood's longtime producer Robert Lorenz is making his directorial
debut on the Warner Bros. drama. 10 Biggest Winners of TV Development Season
THR takes a look at the television producers making the most noise. 'The Help's' Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer to Present at THR's Women in
Entertainment Breakfast
The actresses will join author Kathryn Stockett to announce The Hollywood Reporter's Mentoring Program, which pairs inner city teens with top-level executives.
| | | MOVIES | | Martin Scorsese Talks 'Hugo,' Recurring Nightmares and How His
12-Year-Old Rules the Roost
In the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter, the Oscar-winning director
gets personal about family, his moviemaking inspirations, insecurities
and what his legacy might be. EXCLUSIVE: Sony Ends Longtime Overall Deal With James L. Brooks
The filmmaker behind "As Good As It Gets" and the 2010 bomb "How Do You
Know" had been with the studio for 20 years. EXCLUSIVE: Woody Woodpecker Movie in Development at Universal,
Illumination
"Blades of Glory" writers John Altschuler and Dave
Krinsky are in talks to create a modern story for the 61-year-old cartoon
character.
Leslie Unger Resigning as Academy's Director of Communications
The publicity executive has been with the organization for 19 years. THR Poll: Oscar Viewers Prefer Eddie Murphy Over Billy Crystal as Show Host
An exclusive survey shows the "Analyze This" star's appeal "is
significantly older, female and conservative."
Meryl Streep's 'The Iron Lady' Sparks Internet Frenzy Following Early
Screenings
The actress' big-screen turn receives good notices, but Margaret Thatcher
fans are unhappy. | | | TV | | NBC Orders Additional Scripts for 'Grimm'
The rookie fairy tale procedural launched strong, but has since dropped off in the ratings.
It's Official: NBC Orders 'The Munsters' to Pilot
"Pushing Daisies" creator Bryan Fuller will write and executive produce the reimagining of the 1960s sitcom.
Host Joy Behar Set to Exit HLN at Year's End
Behar, who will continue on as co-host of "The View," will step away from
her duties as host of the cable network's nightly talk show, according to
an inside source.
Oprah Winfrey's OWN Network Orders Supermodel Docu-Series
"Beverly's Full House," centered on on Beverly Johnson, will premiere in
February.
'South Park' Renewed for Three More Seasons
The Comedy Central series, from Trey Parker and Matt Stone, will remain on the air through 2016. | | |
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| THE BUSINESS | | Grass Valley Introduces 3D Editing Technology
James Cameron and Vince Pace's Cameron | Pace Group is reviewing the new
toolset from the broadcast equipment manufacturer with an eye toward
incorporating it into a live 3D workflow.
Los Angeles Dodgers Accuse Fox Sports of Trying to Interfere With Team Sale
The baseball franchise's attorneys file a complaint in court alleging
that the company, which holds TV rights to the team's games, wrote a
"cease and desist" letter to prevent the Dodgers from soliciting bidders
on rights to future games.
Google Music Launch Unveils a Solid Competitor to Apple, Amazon, Spotify
The online retailer puts an emphasis on free and exclusive content, as
well as Android integration.
Wall Street All Ears for Liberty Media's Sirius XM, Starz Plans
John Malone's media company will hold its annual investor day in New York
on Thursday, with Malone, CEO Greg Maffei, Starz CEO Chris Albrecht and
Sirius CEO Mel Karmazin on the speaker lineup.
Chris Dodd Issues Stern Warning to Silicon Valley
The former Senator is lobbying Hollywood for tech community support on an
Internet piracy bill. Hugh Grant's Family 'Hounded' After He Spoke Out About Phone-Hacking
The mother of the actor's child sustained "an appalling campaign of
harassment," the Inquiry into British press standards is told. | | |
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