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The Hollywood Reporter

Jan 20 2021
Magazine

The all-new Hollywood Reporter offers unprecedented access to the people, studios, networks and agencies that create the magic in Hollywood. Published weekly, the oversized format includes exceptional photography and rich features.

Heat Index

Welcome to the Multiverse: Studios Lean Into Fan Demand • To boost their streaming services, Hollywood giants are developing dozens of shows and spinoff features based on a few valuable franchises — does that risk overexposure?

Release Date Deja Vu: Theatrical Films Are on the Move Again • Like last year, James Bond pic No Time to Die might lead a slew of delays from studios as insiders strategize on how long it will take for box office to be revived

Out of Time, Trump’s DOJ Loses Its Tune • The outgoing administration had been eyeing the deregulation of music licensing, which could have spurred price hikes and lack of access to libraries

Reality TV’s Overburdened (and Underrepresented) Workforce • Story producers, most of whom are freelancers without union protections, are leaned on for much of the unheralded editing tasks on unscripted formats — an increasingly unsustainable setup

Apple Mulls Podcast Push as Spotify Makes Gains • The iPhone giant has explored adding a paid audio product, a risky move given the proliferation of free, ad-supported programming

What’s James Murdoch Planning Next? • The mogul’s ‘passion for news’ may inform his emerging-markets firm

New Wave of Entries About to Hit Theaters and Your Local Streamer • The 2021 calendar year is underway, but there’s still time to throw a hat or two in the ring, as more films are doing

END OF AN ERA FOR TECHNICOLOR AS IT SELLS POSTPRODUCTION BUSINESS

Netflix Adapts Anti-Racist Scholar’s Work for All Ages

7 Days of DEALS • Who’s inking on the dotted line this week

$132M Big Number • Blackstone Group’s purchase price for Lucasfilm’s Sandcrawler building in Singapore, its primary facility in Asia since 2013.

Rights Available! • Hot new books with Hollywood appeal

Fisher Stevens • The Tiger King producer and Succession series regular is about to debut his feature film Palmer, starring Justin Timberlake

Pet Adoptions Still Surging • Applications to rescue dogs continue to pour into L.A. organizations: ‘Get the poodle instead of the Prozac’

‘RESIST ALGORITHMS’: DOUG AITKEN’S NEW ART

Social Action

Rambling Reporter

Hitched, Hatched, Hired • Inside the industry’s celebrations and news

Yes, I Did Say That! • A look at who’s saying what in entertainment

Did I Really Say That?

What’s in Store for Hollywood With Biden • From repairing strained relationships with foreign leaders to coping with COVID-19, how the new president handles the challenges facing his administration will impact businesses across the entertainment industry

Staging a Return to Saigon • Production designer Wynn Thomas, along with his longtime collaborator Spike Lee, re-created Vietnam’s ancient temples and re-landscaped the jungle in Da 5 Bloods

Women of a Certain Aesthetic • The writer-directors behind Never Rarely Sometimes Always, Promising Young Woman and The Assistant take us inside the minds of their socially relevant heroines with storytelling choices

New Star-Studded Content Studios Selling Meditation • In an age of anxiety, the lines between mindfulness and entertainment are blurring, as such apps as Headspace and Calm pair up with a host of celebrities

Remaking a Neglected Slope for Actor Charlie Carver • Designer John Sharp undertook a garden redo for the first-time L.A. homeowner that turned a forgotten hillside into a three-tiered usable and beautiful space

Riz, All In • With his risky, immersive and...


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Frequency: Weekly Pages: 60 Publisher: Penske Media Corporation Edition: Jan 20 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: January 20, 2021

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OverDrive Magazine

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English

The all-new Hollywood Reporter offers unprecedented access to the people, studios, networks and agencies that create the magic in Hollywood. Published weekly, the oversized format includes exceptional photography and rich features.

Heat Index

Welcome to the Multiverse: Studios Lean Into Fan Demand • To boost their streaming services, Hollywood giants are developing dozens of shows and spinoff features based on a few valuable franchises — does that risk overexposure?

Release Date Deja Vu: Theatrical Films Are on the Move Again • Like last year, James Bond pic No Time to Die might lead a slew of delays from studios as insiders strategize on how long it will take for box office to be revived

Out of Time, Trump’s DOJ Loses Its Tune • The outgoing administration had been eyeing the deregulation of music licensing, which could have spurred price hikes and lack of access to libraries

Reality TV’s Overburdened (and Underrepresented) Workforce • Story producers, most of whom are freelancers without union protections, are leaned on for much of the unheralded editing tasks on unscripted formats — an increasingly unsustainable setup

Apple Mulls Podcast Push as Spotify Makes Gains • The iPhone giant has explored adding a paid audio product, a risky move given the proliferation of free, ad-supported programming

What’s James Murdoch Planning Next? • The mogul’s ‘passion for news’ may inform his emerging-markets firm

New Wave of Entries About to Hit Theaters and Your Local Streamer • The 2021 calendar year is underway, but there’s still time to throw a hat or two in the ring, as more films are doing

END OF AN ERA FOR TECHNICOLOR AS IT SELLS POSTPRODUCTION BUSINESS

Netflix Adapts Anti-Racist Scholar’s Work for All Ages

7 Days of DEALS • Who’s inking on the dotted line this week

$132M Big Number • Blackstone Group’s purchase price for Lucasfilm’s Sandcrawler building in Singapore, its primary facility in Asia since 2013.

Rights Available! • Hot new books with Hollywood appeal

Fisher Stevens • The Tiger King producer and Succession series regular is about to debut his feature film Palmer, starring Justin Timberlake

Pet Adoptions Still Surging • Applications to rescue dogs continue to pour into L.A. organizations: ‘Get the poodle instead of the Prozac’

‘RESIST ALGORITHMS’: DOUG AITKEN’S NEW ART

Social Action

Rambling Reporter

Hitched, Hatched, Hired • Inside the industry’s celebrations and news

Yes, I Did Say That! • A look at who’s saying what in entertainment

Did I Really Say That?

What’s in Store for Hollywood With Biden • From repairing strained relationships with foreign leaders to coping with COVID-19, how the new president handles the challenges facing his administration will impact businesses across the entertainment industry

Staging a Return to Saigon • Production designer Wynn Thomas, along with his longtime collaborator Spike Lee, re-created Vietnam’s ancient temples and re-landscaped the jungle in Da 5 Bloods

Women of a Certain Aesthetic • The writer-directors behind Never Rarely Sometimes Always, Promising Young Woman and The Assistant take us inside the minds of their socially relevant heroines with storytelling choices

New Star-Studded Content Studios Selling Meditation • In an age of anxiety, the lines between mindfulness and entertainment are blurring, as such apps as Headspace and Calm pair up with a host of celebrities

Remaking a Neglected Slope for Actor Charlie Carver • Designer John Sharp undertook a garden redo for the first-time L.A. homeowner that turned a forgotten hillside into a three-tiered usable and beautiful space

Riz, All In • With his risky, immersive and...


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