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"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on WTOP
"You're with WTF and dean lane. I'm Ross crystal. Whoopi Goldberg slated to guest star in season 5 of ABC's the conners, according to The Hollywood Reporter, the actress and co host of the view will star as miss Glenn marks intimidating music teacher who happens to have a complicated history with another member of the Conner family. No word yet on an irritate for her appearance. A 12 year old boy becomes the lone survivor of a plane crash, as he and others affected by the tragedy trying to make sense of what happened, unexpected friendships, romances and communities are formed as Jason caden's created the series he casts someone he had worked with before. Connie britton stars in dear Edward. It was funny when Jason called and told me this was the character he was imagining for me. I was so surprised. I was like, oh, that's so different from Tammy Taylor on Friday night lights, so but I loved that. That was what made it really exciting. Also starring Taylor Schilling dear Edward now streaming on Apple TV plus. Writer podcaster and bestselling author Toure tells us about hosting his latest program on the grio. Puree our guest on the next edition of showbiz up front available at Apple Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. Much more on show was expressed dot com and for the show's express network, I'm Ross crystal. Good morning, welcome in Friday morning, February 24th, ledger with us here at WTO P at four 38. He and Roberts in the WTO feed traffic center and I got to write this down. That's right. And I feel much better now I feel affirmed now. We start on the capitol beltway with caution near I 66 getting first reports of a vehicle fire one report has it on the inner loop of the capitol belly as you approach exit 49 one has it on I 66 as you approach the capitol bellway heaven found anything yet in the cameras. If you see it before we do let us know what you're seeing if you can do it safely. 8 6 6 three zero four two odd rushing response should be coming and watch your beers for that response on the capitol beltway on the interloop and on I 66, I believe that will be eastbound
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Comedian and 'SVU' actor Richard Belzer has died at 78, friend Laraine Newman announces
"Actor and comedian Richard belzer has died at his home in southern France, according to The Hollywood Reporter, belzer was 78. And marches are a letter with a look at his life. Homicide. Richard belzer played detective John munch on homicide and 9 other series for more than two decades. He never auditioned. Executive producer Barry Levinson heard him on the radio and asked him to read for the part. Belzer was a stand up comedian and was the opening act in the early days of Saturday Night Live, even before that, he was a newspaper reporter, and he told reporters in 1997, that's why his stand up reflected the news. I just always been obsessed with current events. And I always felt that if
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"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on WTOP
"Com for the location nearest you. I'm Jonathan cotton and we look forward to seeing you soon at the good feet store. You're listening to WTO pneumo. 7 23, actor Jeremy Renner is in critical but stable condition this morning following a mishap while plowing snow. The Hollywood Reporter says rescuers were called to the 51 year old Avengers star's home in Nevada on Sunday after experiencing a weather related accident. Renner has appeared in many movies, but may be best known for playing Hawkeye, a sharpshooting member of the superhero Avengers squad, no other details have been made available. The department of veteran affairs is beefing up its workforce to help with healthcare and benefits for hundreds of thousands of vets that were exposed to toxic burn pits over 100,000 veterans have already applied for benefits under the pack act. The VA is planning for around 700,000 vets and surviving family members to get benefits. They're hoping to avoid severe backlogs like the agency has seen in decades past. Marilyn matters reports that the department plans to hire thousands of more workers to help process the benefits and increase outreach to veterans who may have been exposed to toxic burn pits in both Afghanistan and Iraq. The VA urges any that who may have been exposed to apply before August 10th Are you hopeful about the economy in 2023? Michael Gabe and the chief economist at Bank of America doesn't seem very optimistic. The risk of recession is high. On CBS's face the nation, gabin said, that's because the economy's rapid recovery from the pandemic led to inflation. And the Federal Reserve is trying to slow down the economy to bring inflation down. And in the past, more often than not, that's coincided with some sort of recession. Linda kenyon, CBS News, Washington. It's 7 25, money news at 25 and 55 for a growing number of professionals the days of unpaid overtime and working through weekends are over. The Wall
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"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Hi there and good evening. I am rich Valdez valdes with an S at rich Felder on all of the social media and some of you guys know me as your liberty loving Latino amigo that you've heard on the Mark Levin show, others that know me as the host of this is America with rich Valdez and it is my pleasure to be here with you. The phone number if you want to join the conversation 8 6 6 5 O 5 46 26 and just before we broke in the last hour, I was reading a headline from The New York Times and it said can Nashville be Hollywood for conservatives and it's an interesting back and forth about the daily wires expansion into different multimedia programming and they do a terrific job. But there was also other things that are going on, right? There's this TV show that I really like called Yellowstone. And I saw an article in The Hollywood Reporter asking whether the headline was Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan pushes back against any claims that it's a red state show. I guess somebody said, yeah, you know, it's a real red state show and this guy took offense to it saying, no, no, it's not. It's not a real slice of Americana. I just thought it was funny that it seems like Hollywood and conservatives just can't coexist and I think the tide is slowly changing on that. So I want to bring in an expert. Now, this is not just any expert when I was a little kid. I would come home and sometimes my dad would be home because he was home early or whatever the case was and I would hear the theme to this show standard that I'm doing. I'm not doing it justice. But we'll play it for you in a little bit. But this show was terrific and sergeant Rick hunter and his partner bacall, they were just amazing. I loved it. I loved their green police mobile. It was just, it was amazing. And the actor behind that fantastic program that I went a whole bunch of seasons was Fred dryer. You guys know him as an NFL great. I know him as a terrific actor and many of you guys know him as a talker like me 'cause he's on the radio as well. Fred dreyer, welcome to the program. Rich, thanks very much. My pleasure, sir. I'm so glad you're here because there's so much I want to talk about. You are as my buddy Bill Cunningham says, you are a great American. So let us tackle this first part here. What is your thought? Do you think that Nashville can become the new Hollywood for conservative programming? Well, I mean, they've been doing it now for the last 15, 15 to 18 years. I would get readings over at studios and then they'd say, well, we're shooting in Atlanta or we're shooting in Texas or we're shooting here on studio lot or we're going to go to North Carolina, someplace like that. And a lot of these times, a lot of these instances, depending on where they shot the show, is if you were able to do the show and so, you know, the Hollywood here, pretty much drives the headquarters for Hollywood is still Hollywood. All right. So that's pretty cool. I didn't know that. I always thought, you know, everything kind of happened at silver cup in New York City or in Hollywood. That's good to know. And I find it interesting that you were doing readings there. Because another follow-up question I have is being that, you know, you've never really been kind of shy about your political views and I know that just others out in Hollywood, whether it's a chuck woolery or Stephen Baldwin I once spoke with and he told me he said, yeah, you know, the more you come out with these views, the less jobs you get and I just thought, man, tough gig being in Hollywood. I know for a while there was a group called Friends of Abe, but I don't think that they are as active as they once were. Did you experience that same kind of blacklisting from the Hollywood crowd? I don't know if I did or not. I do know that I have stopped working. For me, I think a couple of years ago, I got a call to come over and read all the studios and hour and a half, two hours later. My agent calls for they love you. They just think you're fantastic, but unfortunately, you're the wrong color. Yeah. Oh boy. I thought that's what acting was all about. You know, I was looking at something once. I don't know if it was a YouTube video. And it was showing these actors, I think in Japan. And they were, you know, they were saying the real mark of an actor is not whether you're a black actor in a play a black role or a white actor that can play a white role as being whatever color you are and playing whatever role you're given because that's the mark of a true actor. Is there any truth in that? Of course. You can't not be white. That's what I told him when I was driving down the freeway when the contact of that. Well, look, I said, I'm going to be white for a long time. You should use me. I'm going to be white for as long as I can imagine. That's funny. Folks, we are on with Fred dryer. Now, Fred dryer, a lot of people don't know, but you did hunter for how many seasons, as far as I know, I think I watched it up until about season 5, and I know that's like record breaking in and of itself for a lot of TV series to even get to a 5th season. How many seasons did you do? We did 7. Wow. And it was a lot of fun.
Awards Chatter
"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"Everyone and thank you for tuning in to the 467th episode of The Hollywood Reporter's awards shatter podcast. I'm the host Scott feinberg. And my guest today is one of the most talented and influential singer songwriters of the last 50 years. And Oscar and Tony winner, he is also a 2019 lifetime achievement award, Grammy winner, and 2002 into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as part of the band for which he was principal songwriter, lead singer, and guitarist from its formation in 1975 through its breakup in 1991. Talking Heads, which is
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"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on WTOP
"Help it. Yes, people do look at me crazy from time to time. If we can reach out to one person, start to make that positive change, to benefit the environment, that's what we're here to do. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. For the first time in recorded U.S. history, there is going to be a full lunar eclipse on election day. The eclipse might be colorful in the totality time frame. Around 5 17 Tuesday. Every total lunar eclipse is different. But Greg redfern, WTO space contributor, says the moon's possible reddish coppery glow won't be alone. To the upper left of the moon is going to be the bright orangey color punnett Mars. And little bit below it is another orangish colored star, which is the eye of Taurus the bull known as all the baron, visible before sunrise low on the horizon to the west northwest, Chrissy king WTO P news. Zoom is coming to a theater near you. That report from CBS Monica ricks. Forget working from home, starting next year, AMC theaters is partnering with Zoom to turn movie theaters into giant conference rooms. They'll start with 17 zoom rooms in big cities nationwide. AMC says companies can book theaters for a three hour block and hold virtual events, complete with popcorn, candy, and other concessions. Workers can even watch a movie during their meetings. It's the latest idea by the theater chain to pull itself out of a pandemic slump and avoid bankruptcy. Monica Rick's CBS News 1155 money news at 25 and 55, here's Larry kofsky. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Wall Street is betting that tomorrow's midterm election will result in divided government, and that's just what investors want. Down industrials gained 424, the S&P added 36, the NASDAQ rose 89. Ride hailing service lift got a lift from higher fares in the third quarter, producing better than expected earnings, but there's no lift for lift stock in late trading. That's because the number of people getting a lift from Lyft, mis forecasts. Didn't take long after Twitter fired some 3700 workers last week before it hired some of them back. They were either fired in error where the company found they were still needed. Three former peloton executives have a new business selling custom rugs online. Their company is called ernesta, customers will be able to buy custom designed and cut rugs at roughly the same price as store bought ones starting in the spring. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Larry kofsky, on WTO. Checking Asian stocks they are up more than one and a quarter percent in Tokyo. And coming up here on WTO P in the news, President Biden and former president Trump make 11th hour pitches for votes going into the midterms also former president Trump teasing. He'll make a large amount of large announcement. I should say, one week after election day from Mar-a-Lago. Also, a technical problem has delayed the record Powerball drawing, and world leaders are meeting in Egypt to discuss climate change. We'll have updates on those stories and others coming up at midnight. Stay with WTO. It's 1156. Finding great candidates to hire can be like, well, trying to find a needle in a haystack, but not with zip recruiter. It's powerful technology actively finds and invites qualified candidates to apply to your job. So while other companies might deliver a lot of hay, zip recruiter finds you, the needle in the haystack. See why four out of 5 employers who post a job on
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Goodbye to Deadline Hollywood's Nikki Finke
"A great journalist died Sunday morning. And I'm sure a lot of you never heard of her. But if you live in out here on the West Coast and working in this business, you would have followed her and hung on her every word like I did. Nikki think was a veteran entertainment journalist who founded deadline back in 2006 and she helped it grow into a major player among the must read Hollywood trade magazines, variety in The Hollywood Reporter. And she died yesterday morning down in Boca Raton, Florida after a long illness she was 68 years old, and just seeing that age scares me 68. That's just 8 years old and I am now. And she's gone. Let me tell you, once you hit 60, there are two ways to act. You can convince yourself you got 25 years left or concede and cover up and wait for death to Shaw but your door. It helps to have someone you love and others you live for that keep you going. But Nikki Fink didn't have either of those things. So her 60s living alone in Florida and hospice care where a lot of east coast people tend to go to die, must have felt like the right time to check out. Nikki was a great writer. No one had the acerbic wit that she had. Her phone calls were feared, and if she ever wrote about you, it was better to put your hands over your face and read it through your fingers. She was one part investigative reporter, one part gossip columnist, although she hated that term and one part judge jury and executioner. She saw right through the Hollywood elite and trust me when I tell you, hers was the first column they read every morning when she ran deadline from a home somewhere in studio city, California. She had hundreds of sources, broke hundreds of stories and scared the daylights out of everyone in this town. Be they a superstar actor, studio executive or production assistant.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Sony Pictures Says Woke 'Tarzan' Is on Its Way
"So here comes a story that we've seen so many times lately, and I'm mad at myself for not saying this beforehand, so Sony Pictures. Apparently has big plans for the iconic character of Tarzan. After the studio picks up the screen rights to the screen legend from Edgar Rice Burroughs estate, according to The Hollywood Reporter, Sony is planning a complete overhaul of Tarzan, their plans are being described as a total reinvention of the character and the intellectual property. Are you thinking what I'm thinking? You have to be, if you live in these times, you know, you know what's going to happen here without even me saying it. The studio is reportedly looking to bring the character of Tarzan to a place for audiences in this time and space of the 21st century. Please there's no other information. They have no producer on board, no directors, no stars, no filmmakers, et cetera, so it's just the fact that they got the property. Now, most of us know the story of Tarzan, it's pretty well known by this point, here it is anyway for anyone who has perhaps been living in a cave and just woke up from a coma. So Edgar Rice Burroughs creates this novel, Tarzan of the apes back in, I think, 1910 or 1912, ties in as the son of a British lord and a lady who find themselves marooned, his mother dies when he's just an infant, his father's killed by the leader of an ape tribe, so tajin is adopted by one of the apes cala. And he becomes one of them, he learns to climb, hunt, swing from branches, due to thing. And he survives with the jungle as a wild animal. And during his teenage years, he meets a young woman named Jane Porter who's also become stranded in the jungle. And Jane teaches Tarzan and he's falling in love. She teaches him about things and eventually she teaches him how to rediscover his human identity. Well, I see a problem right away. Isn't this cultural appropriation against apes? And isn't this a bit of a white savior story? What was I thinking back then?
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"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Thank you, Don. This is our guest. Our guest Trump. It's like jazz. He's like Jackson Pollock with the English language. He's just busted it open, man. That's the kind of thing you get live on. Sexy liberal and also on SiriusXM. Here on team progress the best team. What's going on tonight? Tonight's a big one. We did this interview. You know, I don't do as many celebrities on the progress channel as I did on the old channel. Because we're on what the hell a clock. But John boyega came by the other day. We sat down for an interview and got interesting. And I talked to him for half an hour about Chris. His new film is terrific. It's Michael K Williams last movie and Michael Williams did our show and we talked about acting and troops and structural racism and at the end of it, I asked him a little Star Wars question. I worked it in to talk about Star Wars. And his response was not what anyone expected. And so The Hollywood Reporter, where did you read it? A variety. I read it. I went viral. John, Google's saying making variety, Hollywood reporter, Entertainment Tonight, rolling Rolling Stone. Everyone. It feels like John like, we can't miss this interview tonight on progress. SiriusXM progress tonight. We finally premiered the entire conversation. And I will say the whole interview is a lot more exciting and interesting than the little bit that the media carried. Tom fugal saying, beautiful. Yes. Brilliant, funny. Also one of the best interviewers in the business. John boyega, by the way, played thin in the Star Wars movies for those of you who don't know. And attack the block, which is a great film too. And so yeah. All right. Speaking of superheroes, Jody Hamilton tweeted, for those wondering, it looks like my fever has broken my headaches are gone nasal congestion dissipating. Lonnie is still negative as of right now. Her husband, thank you vaccines, max masks and paxil vid. COVID is not over hashtag get vaccinated. Jodie Hamilton came down with COVID this week and she is literally the safest person we know. Yes. Can I just say, right, who tweeted this? COVID. Just find you. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the link between politics and health became glaringly obvious. The consequences of those differences emerged by the end of 2020 when rates of hospitalization and death from COVID rose in conservative counties and dropped in liberal ones. Yes. I mean, that's what Google COVID deaths are killing themselves with this stupidity that they brought into because of Trump. It is the cult of comb over Caligula. It is no longer the party of Lincoln, it's not even the party of quail. They are a cult of obedience. We can't even call them Republicans anymore. Not after Liz Cheney. Sexy liberal, by the way, we are doing safely vaccination required men's masking recommended. Yes. And especially your trouser bees. It's an incredibly pro life crowd. You know, we can't wait to see you there. Speaking of which, Kurt, I can walk tweeted. I understand now why the Texas right to life fought so hard for no exceptions on abortion. Their political director wanted as many kids available as possible for him to molest. Just got right. Why is it this whole QAnon thing? It's always someone on the right that has caught with child porn. I mean yeah. Yes. Always. I think I know why. I think I know why. They're awful people. I think I've distilled it. Thank you. David main with a ecclesiastical mooc question. Hi, Dave. You're on with John. Hello, Dave. Good morning, guys. Hi. I have a question for John because he's my theology two O one professor. Oh, dear. I'm very sorry for your soul. And it's about prayer. And I understand giving thanks for the blessings that you have seen grace to some invisible sky wizard. I don't understand is when someone is sick or badly injured and they tell you to pray for them, didn't that invisible sky wizard already know what's going to happen or we trying to change his mind. Why would we pay for those people? Well, everyone has a different idea of what prayer means, right? So not to get too lofty, I'll try to do this quick, and I'll try to fit in a penis stroke at the end. But I think prayer is when you talk to God, meditations when you let God talk to you, whatever God is, God as we define it, good orderly direction, if you want, when I say God, I don't mean an invisible guy in the sky with a well developed torso looking like a daddy top from 80s porn. God is something different for everyone. Not always invisible dude, right? Throwing lightning bolts down. So when someone is injured, I think that prayer is just positive energy and there's different kinds of prayer. I think doing good deeds for other people is a prayer of action and a prayer of action being of service to others is a much more effective prayer than asking God for crap. You want whether God exists or not, but it's about what you put out into the universe, right? So to me, putting out positivity and love and hope and healing into the universe, it's not wasted time, it's not wasteful energy. I think it's for something. Whether there's a God or not intention counts for something. Yeah, I always say just send love and light because that encompasses whatever you believe in or don't believe in, just send right positive thought. Yeah, I mean, again, it's like the joke. It's when someone dies and you say, well, as with God's will, no, that's stupid and mean, and that you don't know that. And stop making God out to be a hit man. There's no absolute value of logic in any of this. And none of its approvable, but I do think that, you know, what's in your heart matters. And my mother also sent me a wild tape once with this priest who was a radical who said in heaven, there's no time. So just to blow your mind, if you're on mushrooms already, and this is Stephanie's audience as possible. If there's a real place and time doesn't exist there because time doesn't clocks exist, time doesn't exist. If you pray for someone at the moment they die, they'll get it the moment they enter heaven because there's no time there. So if your mom died 30 years ago, pray for her now and she'll get it right away. Again, you don't have to believe all this is literal fact. But it's what we put out into the universe rather than hatred and negative energy. So this is my California version of catechism here. If you pray to see John friedel's things package, let's say at a sexy liberal, and then you know what the first time and you say my God. You know what there is a God. So I just ended on a
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"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on WTOP
"Morning, James hibbert, The Hollywood Reporter's writer at large and author of the Game of Thrones book fire can not kill a dragon says, the show had huge production problems, especially in the first season. There were still trying to do this show that it was unlike anything anyone ever made for TV before. And so there was all sorts of mistakes being made in the first season. One of the things was there are like three episodes in the middle. I think episodes three, four and 5. When they were done with them, the episodes were only a half hour long because they had so many weather problems and things that went wrong. They had to keep cutting pages from the script, but then the episodes were coming in way too short. So they have to figure out, well, shoot, how do we add 15 minutes each to each one of these episodes with the actors that we still have available on set using the sets that we already have that will actually make sense. And so they had to script these new scenes, which were like these quiet two handers between two characters. And as it turned out, some of those scenes ended up being amazing. And ended up being something that they ended up doing throughout the whole season, having these really great two character conversations and really made the show better. But it all came out of what was a disaster and accidents. And that's another theme in the book is you have these situations. Where things seem to be going totally wrong, but the pivot from that that they kind of made on the fly ended up making an even better show. You know, a lot of people don't mind the battle scenes in the blood and guts, maybe they even live for that, but those brilliant discussions between lord Varys and Tyrion Lannister, the strategic discussions, the witty banter, you wouldn't fully have Game of Thrones without that. Oh yeah, definitely. And that's one thing that in the early seasons the people who made the show were a bit frustrated that the show wasn't recognized quite more for that because people were so distracted by the effects and there's dragons and there's dire wolves and it's fantasy and there's sex and there's violence. But really from the very start, they were writing and performing these dramatic scenes that were as good as anything else on television. So I think that's one key reasons for the success
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Hollywood Hypocrisy Strikes Again With James Gunn
"What do you know? Hollywood hypocrisy strikes again. This time the story is about what insiders are saying about James Gunn. The director recently dropped from directing the finale of the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise because of unthinkable and unfunny tweets he made over the years which reflect his penchant for being sexual with little boys. And since there's no real victim here, I'll stop short of calling him a pedophile. But I think his jokes allow me to call him pedophile ish. And really, is there any difference it's like pregnant and sort of pregnant? But anyhow, here's the bullshit. I'm going to talk about something. Just because this guy was fired from the film. It turns out he's actually in demand now. This is what Hollywood's like, this guy is fucking in demand. Or so it's being said. Okay, once his agent's free him from his Disney contract, it turns out a lot of people want to work with this guy. The Hollywood Reporter reports it's been written that several top producers and executives at major studios are dangling big film projects. Remember what I just said because later, I'm going to take apart that sentence of bullshit and let you in on a secret of what some lazy writers do to put out a story and go home early sometimes. And listen, if there are people who want to work with him again, then I wish those people luck. And by people, I mean assholes. And by luck, I mean bad things.
Awards Chatter
"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"Daily TV. And I put in my hours getting good at that arcane thing of being a broadcaster and I have a lot of respect for people who do that. It is like a learned discipline that you have to get polished at. But I also have felt like this lane of deeper storytelling is meaningful and I think I've been reticent when I've had conversations about going back to more regular shows, including in my current deal. It was like, do you want to do a show? I think that I want to that the stuff that I'm doing now is like one foot in talk and one foot in Doc. If you look at the podcast tapes, the last show that we did. It is an interview talk format, but with documentary elements. So I think what I've taken away from all of this is the deeper storytelling is something that will survive the ravages of the business model changes and there's interesting work to be done in playing with these more regular formats and incorporating some of those deeper elements. So that's where I'm now. I'm doing the journalism thing and then experimenting on the TV side. Not to bring everything back to The Hollywood Reporter, but I have to ask you, I think that we may have played a small role in setting you on the path to writing about sexual misconduct, right? Because there was a story, a cover that was done on May 4th, 2016, about Woody Allen that I don't think you were and rightly, particularly happy with. And then I think did you have a conversation with Janice about Janice men are editor at the time about she reached out to me. It was a piece that was getting a lot of blowback. Because it was kind of an older male profile writer and written through a pure entertainment lens, and it was like this kind of lionizing profile of here's this charming nebbish and isn't it a lovely thing that he's overcome all these slings and arrows. And let's just talk about the work. And look, I think I'm not a big fan of a nuanced shutting people out of the conversation. I would never propose that people should be hesitant to profile Woody Allen or talk about his work or whatever. I do think if you're a journalistic outlet, you have a responsibility to ask the tough questions about the tough things. So I was sympathetic to Janice's concerns when she called and said, we're getting all this blowback for this thing. Which was a sign of a changing cultural moment, right? There was a moment where you can't and I don't think this is true of every frivolous transgression. I don't think everyone should be asked about every unflattering thing. And every interview. But I think if you've been through a legal process where a prosecutor has said, we have probable cause to pursue rape charges, but we're not because of the fragility of the victim. These are and you've got a bunch of credible evidence around serious violent crime. I think that is the level where the blowback was correct. You got to ask maybe a question, right?.
AP News Radio
Mo'Nique, Netflix reportedly settle her suit alleging bias
"And also winning actor and comedian has reached a settlement with the top streaming service Monique and Netflix have found a way to squash their legal beef over how much she would be paid for a proposed comedy special and attorney for Monique tells The Hollywood Reporter the matter between the two parties has been amicably resolved in terms of the deal were not disclosed though both sides have filed paperwork to end a lawsuit when he could accuse Netflix of racial and sexual discrimination for allegedly making her a low ball offer for a proposed comedy special She says Netflix offered her just a half $1 million take it or leave it in 2018 while reportedly paying other comedians tens of millions for their shows I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
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"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on KOMO
"Officials are urging New Yorkers to wear masks in all indoor public settings as the city approaches high risk COVID-19 alert status The city has been averaging about 3600 reported new cases per day over the past week The wildfire burning in northern New Mexico for more than a month is now the largest in the state's recorded history The fire covers more than 465 square miles which is equal to about a quarter of the size of Delaware more than 260 homes have burned and more evacuations were prompted over the weekend as a blaze moved through dry end in some cases dead strands of pine and fir trees The movie at the center of a deadly shooting last year will finish production Lost producer angel nigam says quote we're confident we'll be able to complete the movie telling that to The Hollywood Reporter It's around their surprising statement given that production has been shut down since cinematographer Helena Hutchins was killed last October several lawsuits have been filed against producers including Alec Baldwin and they're still a possibility authorities in New Mexico might bring charges in the shooting Nigam calls what happened the horrific tragedy and says he hopes the investigation will be resolved soon and unveil What happened Jason Athens and ABC News Hollywood The latest workers attempting to unionize are employees at a Trader Joe's in Hadley Massachusetts in an open letter to the CEO Dan bay in the associate's list concerns over pay benefits and safety Trader Joe's says it's promised workers fair union election This is ABC News And this is northwest news radio 1000 FM 97 7 We check your traffic every ten minutes on the fours Natalie Melendez has the latest in the dubin law group traffic center Seeing a new issue developing Seattle on I four O 5 south there's an accident and exit 13 partially blocking the on gram so use caution in that area And got an update on that incident in Seattle on I 5 south that disabled vehicle blocking the right lane exit one 66 is now cleared and in west Seattle west found Spokane street still seen that disabled buzz partially blocking the road between Spokane street bridge and click its out avenue Southwest and heavy traffic developing from Mercer.
Mark Levin
Daily Caller: Chuck Todd Removed From MSNBC's 'Meet the Press'
"Now something interesting has happened with chuck Todd The daily caller MSNBC removes host chuck Todd's meet the depressed daily quote unquote from cable lineup this is K Smith MSNBC chuck Todd's meet the press daily plays streaming only option for viewers and changing the name to meet the press now I guess he's going the way of Chris Wallace I don't know But he'll still have a Sunday show which has no ratings Meet the press hosted by chuck Todd is moving from the 1 p.m. Eastern Time cable slot to 4 p.m. slot on the streaming service according to The Hollywood Reporter In other words they're burying it MSNBC is reportedly rebranding the 1 p.m. hour to MSB and correspondent and anchor Chris Jensen will lead the new show the outlet continued Wasn't he chasing like perverts for years mister producer Remember him Huh Oh it's a female What was that other guy Chris something or other Chris Hansen that's it So Chris Jansen is a birthing person Switch up is set to take place On May 26th the hill reported And the network will also start producing a podcast called meet the press now Make the press now Can't wait NBC News is the leader in streaming news NBC News president Noah Oppenheim stated Since our launch we've been committed to delivering the best of NBC News journal that Well you failed you jerk Free to streaming audiences everywhere Broadcast actors to see the massive potential of streaming Meet the press daily franchise to NBC News now reinforces the platform status as the destination for news on
The Trish Regan Show
Elon Musk Accused of Being an Oligarch
"There are a lot of folks that are very angry right now, very angry that Elon Musk bought the company. You have employees voicing their concerns, they're worried about their future, of course. You've got media companies that are voicing their concerns. They too are worried about their future and how they fit into all this. Let me share with you how The Hollywood Reporter is casting the story. And I quote, Elon Musk is Twitter's new ruler. Interesting choice of words there, ruler. Expect grand plans and chaos ahead, the Tesla mogul doesn't care about making money with the platform. Instead, he gets his chance to play wizard and ban bots authenticate users and create his version of free speech utopia. Again, interesting choice of words, given that they're going with ruler, it's kind of in line with what former U.S. secretary of labor Robert Reich was saying about Elon Musk, accusing him of being an oligarch because he's been so successful. I mean, I find that quite troubling, considering the guy immigrated here to the United States of America created an industry from scratch, taking on, by the way, the auto giants, the oil giants, those industries that someone like Robert Reich, you would think would typically despise, and he became the richest man in the world by doing so. Why? Because that is a testament to what we are as a country. This is America, right? Used to be anyway. And I think Elon Musk gets the sense that increasingly if you do not preserve certain freedoms, including that First Amendment freedom, you run the risk that you won't have the same opportunities in the future.
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Dinesh Finally Shares His Thoughts on Will Smith
"Okay, I'm finally going to do a segment, although I assure you a brief segment on Will Smith. When this first happened, this business with Chris Rock and Will Smith. I was like, this is silly. I'm not even going to cover this. I'm not going to say a word about it. And I wasn't going to. And then I see on television, a woman named professor ESA, oh, wait a second, Issa, Issa and nefertari, ohlin. And this is the woman she is quote the Professor of African and Diaspora literature at New York's hunter college. So she's on TV. And she says that Will Smith slap on Chris Rock was quote triggered by 400 years of black erasure and black silencing. This was like too good to be true, so I had to fish out, I had to go not just based on a clip by an article that she's written. This woman in The Hollywood Reporter and of course it has all the usual circumambulatory nonsense. We black folk often feel we are near drowning as we remain locked in a system that marginalizes us. So let's pause to think about this, right? She's describing why one black man slapped another black man and what are we getting a recitation that's very typical recycled tedious narrative about the bad old days of the past? Now she does go on to say things like Chris Rock should never ever have let that joke come out of his mouth. So she's giving some justification, I guess, for Will Smith, then she goes, well, Will Smith shouldn't really have slapped him. And if he slapped him on the subway or someplace else, we really wouldn't stand for it. Then she goes on to give us sort of a gender twist on this quote. She goes, in his sudden decision to rise and approach Chris, the patriarchies compulsory performance of strong manhood, so she is now faulting Chris. She's now faulting Will Smith for engaging in patriarchal conduct.
She Podcasts
"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on She Podcasts
"At you, and I feel angry at everyone else who participated that word on that didn't even show up with a mic. I'm angry about it. The whole point. When you're striving for equality in any industry, is to look at least as good. As the people you want equality with. Well, listen, but mind you. But here, let's add this layer to everybody looked gorgeous. Oh my God. Well, as long as we all look no. Yeah. We totally prioritize the exact wrong thing. We should have showed up no makeup. No hair done. Barely any clothes on, but with all the equipment. What do you think they respect more? Well, listen. It's a real fat mics. I get it. Listen, it's a visual medium. I loved everybody looked fantastic. I just feel, listen, these are very for us to work with audio. I believe is a little bit more challenging simply because a lot of I have to say, you and I now, hold on, you and I now have a studio. You can come and sit down at your chair with me. I'm sitting down at my chair. Everything is basically set up. So all I have to do is turn things on. And 90% of the time, it works. It's just in there. But when you and I were recording and I didn't have a place. I was recording on my bed. I know. Every time I had to take out the thing, stick the stuff out, put the thing up, put the other stuff down, let the thing. And I think that it's also cumbersome, it takes up a lot of space. And many of us need to have a desk where you can actually work versus like the desk that I'm having right now. It's covered mine's covered in wires. Yes, there's lots of wires. Mind you, I do makeup. Yeah, yeah, it's like there's so I can come in here and work on my computer and The Hollywood Reporter, which is bigger than my head. Why is this so big? Oh my God, that is so big. Should this be a normal shot? I don't even remember. I don't know. And I don't remember subscribing to it. Oh, which is why it's not open. But I'm just saying like, yeah, my desk is covered in shit. It's not really a studio. That's why when you said studio, I kind of have a little bit. And so I got to get this shit together, man. Right. I had to let go of the, 'cause it's in my bedroom. This area is in my bedroom. So I had to let go of this area being in any way bedroom pleasing. I mean, that's not true. We just need more time and wherewithal to make it look, I've been thinking about this a lot because this desk is beat to shit. All my furniture in here is very dark. The paint is dark behind me on the wall, the floor is dark, and I'm thinking, how do I make this feel a little bit more like a sanctuary, like zen?.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Say severe weather will hit Arkansas and parts of Oklahoma and Texas On Monday the weather system could bring flash flooding into parts of Mississippi Alabama and central Tennessee Amtrak is halting service between Washington D.C. and Philadelphia for the weekend after a freight train derailed the Norfolk Southern railroad says 20 cars loaded with coal derailed around 20 miles north of Baltimore No one was injured and crews are working to clean up the mess Amtrak says they'll accommodate customers to similar departure trains or on another day but will wave charges for customers wanting to change their reservation I'm Dina kodiak Three men are recovering from gunshot wounds after three separate shootings in three different New York City burrows David folk Thomas reports The first incident happening around 2 a.m. Saturday on Staten Island of the New York Post reports that 25 year old man telling police he was shot in the back while sitting in his vehicle at Richmond terrace and van pelt avenue He says he heard gunshots then felt pain The second incident occurring about 45 minutes later near the United Nations in Manhattan where a man was shot in the stomach during a dispute with an unknown shooter The third shooting happening around 7 30 a.m. on the Jackie Robinson Parkway in Queens A 28 year old motorist shot in the back and leg following a dispute with another driver no immediate arrests in any of the shootings David folk Thomas New York A familiar face to TV viewers of the 60s and 70s has died The Hollywood Reporter says Johnny Brown passed away Wednesday The cause of death was not disclosed the comedian became famous as a regular performer on the NBC comedy show Rowan and Martin's laugh in Brown also had a recurring role on the popular 70s sitcom good times He also appeared as a guest in many other TV series including Maude family matters and the jeffersons Johnny Brown was 84 years old The sled dogs are on the run in Alaska's 2022 iditarod race The world's most famous sled dog race kicked off Saturday with a ceremonial start in anchorage The 11 mile start takes measures through the city streets while hundreds of spectators cheer from the sidelines The officials start to the races in willow today nearly 50 mushers are taking part in this year's race including reigning champion Dallas CV King Richard is taking home top honors 72nd annual American cinema editors awards The film starring Will Smith won the dramatic feature editing category Meanwhile TikTok boom won best edited comedic feature and in kanto was honored as the best edited feature film I'm didy kodiak And I've made these Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom Tomorrow could be a make or break day for Russia's economy and a wild one for financial markets Russia is vowing to pay debtors in rubles but Moscow's finance ministry says sanctions have posed on Russia will determine if international investors can actually collect those states All this is Russia struggles to avoid the technical and legal terms of actual default Consumers in Russia meantime in elsewhere are scrambling to deal with cash flow issues now that American Express has joined Mastercard and Visa in dropping service in Russia It could also be a wild day for commodities tomorrow and communicating among Russians is getting more difficult to talk about investments or about anything else TikTok suspending live streaming in Russia as we've been reporting Florida senator Marco Rubio saying he believes Russia's leader Vladimir Putin is poised to inflict great Harmon Ukraine and beyond As he begins to realize he can't make the tactical gangs on the ground that he wants to make I think he's willing to escalate and do things that unfortunately would be pretty cataclysmic At Rubio and ABC's this week Ukrainian refugees meantime continue to pour into Poland agencies on the ground say the actual numbers are far ahead of the official tally and Robbie putney from New Jersey says he went to Poland to help and to set a good example for his children The world is not always easy challenging but there are going to be issues that are going to be problems but we have to step up and be the.
The Larry Elder Show
Hollywood Elites Reverse Stance on Crime
"You recall my race for governor of California? When Gavin Newsom put out the SOS for Hollywood, there was a big article in the magazine called the Hollywood reporter about all these Hollywood people, including Snoop Dogg with his 14 million followers on Twitter. Oh my God, help me save my job. Throw something in the tip jar, raised a bunch of money from Hollywood. Well, guess who's now funding the recall of Gavin Newsom, the soft on crime DA that I attack when I was running for governor, the very same Hollywood types who gave Gavin Newsom money to defeat me. So let me get this straight. I ran in part on the rising crime because of people like Gavin Newsom who believes in cashless bail, who brags about the number of people that have been released from prison because after all, the reason people commit crimes is because when they were three years old, their mother didn't take them to lie in jungle safari. So the very people that funded Gavin Newsom to stop me from becoming governor and being tough on crime are now funding the recall because the DA of California of LA county is soft on crime. Does this make any sense? Are you following me over here? Honestly. Are you high? Yeah.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
People Are Divided Over Whoopi Goldberg's Suspension
"You'll never see a headline in The Hollywood Reporter, ABC divided over firing Roseanne Barr over one tweet. Nobody shouldn't around saying the cash of the talk or the chew or whatever the heck the name of the show was that Sharon Osbourne was on. Nobody sits around and says, people divided about Sharon bean fired because she defended Piers Morgan. Nobody says anything in defense of Paula Deen or Mike lindell or any other victims of cancel culture, but when did somebody on the left when it's a, when it's a superstar of the left? Well, we're divided. Real simple for me. They made these rules. And they need to play by
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Joe Rogan Backs Down (Sort of) From Spotify-Neil Young Controversy
"If there's a downside to this whole Joe Rogan controversy and the demand that he be fired from Spotify, it would be that Rogan himself appears to have has sort of backed down a little bit. And that's regrettable. Because Joe Rogan, I would imagine understands what the rest of us how absolutely insane and anti American and fascistic it is to demand that somebody lose their job on a platform where opinions are expressed because there have been guests on that show that people like Neil Young and Joni Mitchell don't like. They call it misinformation. And Rogan issued an Instagram video where he, according to The Hollywood Reporter, backed down sort of. That's the headline at The Hollywood Reporter.
The Big Picture
"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on The Big Picture
"I'm Amanda Evans. And this is the big picture, a conversation show about the Oscars and superheroes. On today's episode, we're looking at a debate that has been roiling in the movie industry for nearly 15 years. Should the Academy Awards more accurately reflect the interests of moviegoers? And if so should franchise films be regularly competing for best picture? We are talking about this because on the eve of Christmas this year, Scott feinberg of The Hollywood Reporter issued a piece that featured the voices of a few producers and one of the stars of the biggest movie of 2021 by far in that movie, of course, is Spider-Man, no way home. And in that story, those producers and that star lobbied campaigned for best picture at the Oscars. I am not surprised that this happened, but I think that it raises an interesting conversation. I'd like to try to have a rational and reasonable conversation with you about the Amanda. When you saw this story, what did you think? You know, good for everyone doing their job, you know? Even even on Christmas Eve, the content mill doesn't stop and we gotta have something to print in the trades and Sony's gotta take their victory lap and Tom Holland's gotta take their victory lap and someone was gonna start having this conversation. So why not own it, you know? In the grand tradition of campaigning for movies. This is gonna be an interesting conversation because I feel perfectly rational and calm about it and you are having your own meltdown within the confines of this outline. So it's gonna be a challenge. Can you stay calm? Can you bring together all of your interests and feelings? And also I have like a couple needles that I will poke at you and can you handle that? Well, we're about to find out. Let's go.
AP News Radio
‘Sex and the City’ Stars on Chris Noth Sexual Assault Allegations: ‘We Support the Women Who Have Come Forward’ - Rolling Stone
"Least least one one upcoming upcoming episode episode in in the the series series which which stars stars queen queen the the T. T. five five last last week week The The Hollywood Hollywood Reporter Reporter ran ran a a story story saying saying two two women women have have accused accused north north of of sexual sexual assault assault one one in in two two thousand thousand for for the the other other in in twenty twenty fifteen fifteen not not the the nice nice both both saying saying they they are are categorically categorically false false recently recently North North reprised reprised his his Mister Mister big big character character on on the the sex sex and and the the city city sequel sequel and and just just like like that that one one of of his his accusers accusers says says that that prompted prompted her her to to speak speak out out about about the the actor actor I'm I'm Oscar Oscar wells wells Gabriel Gabriel an an actor actor under under allegations allegations of of sexual sexual assault assault has has been been dropped dropped from from a a network network TV TV show show Christian Christian
AP News Radio
Actor Chris Noth accused of sexual assault
"A a me me too too accusation accusation has has been been launched launched against against an an actor actor who who starred starred in in sex sex and and the the city city the the only only nations nations against against Christian Christian offer offer and and a a Hollywood Hollywood reporter reporter article article does does not not identify identify the the accusers accusers to to protect protect their their identity identity the the report report says says one one of of the the alleged alleged assaults assaults took took place place in in two two thousand thousand four four the the other other in in twenty twenty fifteen fifteen north north tells tells the the trade trade publication publication that that the the two two encounters encounters were were consensual consensual and and that that the the allegations allegations are are categorically categorically false false he he says says to to him him no no always always means means no no and and that that he he did did not not cross cross that that line line now now the the sixty sixty seven seven and and starred starred as as Mr Mr big big and and sex sex and and the the city city both both the the TV TV series series and and movies movies he he appears appears briefly briefly in in the the new new series series and and just just like like that that one one of of the the accusers accusers says says north's north's appearance appearance in in the the sequel sequel set set something something off off in in her her and and made made her her go go public public with with her her account account I'm I'm Oscar Oscar wells wells Gabriel Gabriel a a
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Chris Noth Is Being Denied Due Process
"Speaking of this allegation against Chris north, I don't here's the thing. These girls are saying what they say happen. And The Hollywood Reporter printed it. Now other papers around the country, maybe the world, because the daily mail has it. They're printing it too. What I want to know is what happened to due process and criminal investigations. Now, these stories become more and more grand when leaked without any corroborating evidence or investigation that puts everything into a certain damning context. Why are they rushing these stories to press? Just go to the police and make your case. If Chris north is found to have done these crimes, then he should pay the maximum price for his ridiculous behavior. But right now, what's happening is this is all slander. This is all hearsay, and it ruins people's lives. I know sometimes people need to be anonymous, but you can not be anonymous with the police one shoe seek justice. Everything having to do with process is upside down right now. You know, if you want to come out anonymously, then I don't get how a man's life can be destroyed because if this goes to trial and these girls names will come to know and Chris is found innocent for the next three years, his career is shit. Now, he doesn't need the money. He's been in three big time syndicated series. But still it ain't right. I mean, I'll tell you, there's some allegations that the former supermodel Beverly Johnson leveled against Chris north back in 1995 that he used to beat her and nobody listened. But people accusing others of criminal behavior. They shouldn't have anonymity. It's unfair to publicly accuse someone of a crime and remain anonymous afterward.
School of Motion Podcast
"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on School of Motion Podcast
"Yourself time. And I think I'm learning how to do that. It's hard to do that as a human. It is. It's probably good, general advice about anything. Yeah, just anything. I didn't know we were going to get so deep into sort of. Yeah, well, here we are. Philosophy of life and the meaning of life and everything. But I think just try to do what you love and you know, not everybody is fortunate to have that ability, but you know you have to make your reality and I truly believe that when you say you want to do something, you know, you can do it and surround yourself with people that love you and support you and who you want to be and never give up. I mean, to talk about sort of my journey too. I mean, I went into grad school and I didn't talk about this part before, but after filming media studies, I was like, jeez, I don't know what to do, like it might just be like a assistant editor in LA, and I did actually an internship at The Hollywood Reporter. And I was an intern and I was just like, I wasn't that it's not that I didn't enjoy the work. I did learn a lot from the guys there, but they were just like quick little snippets like trying to get people to click to see how this guy did self portrait shots and I just kind of wanted to go a little bit deeper and I really, really loved film theory and I was like, maybe I wanna be like a film professor or something and like teach film and media studies and build on the literature that's out there, so I actually went to grad school to kind of explore that a little bit. And then I realized that it's kind of more of a academia bubble. It's not bad, and I think it's great, but I wanted to be able to share things and so I guess that's why I kind of became film Professor of software premiere. On YouTube in a weird kind of circular way I found my way to teach in my own way and still feel like I was a part of the community. I think that's great. It's also things have changed quite a bit. True. And it's easier to make that kind of information so much more accessible than it used to be. And while I wouldn't necessarily recommend someone go to college to learn how to use premiere, for example, like learning film theory is maybe an appropriate thing to go to college for. But a lot of times like learning software and this is someone I have also taught software at a college a little bit. I don't think it's the best place for that. And there can be kind of a bubble and probably hard for them to stay updated on things too. Yeah, I remember a lot of students in film and media studies. They would be like, they would hate going to the film theory classes because they're like, oh, I'm never going to use this. Boring..
/Film Daily
The Rock Weighs in on Vin Diesel's 'Fast & Furious' Feud Comments
"And the furious. And the feud between dwayne the rock johnson and vin diesel which I guess it enters a new chapter bent house it. Yeah so Chris and i think in a previous episode talked about some recent comments that vin diesel made around the time that if nine came out where menzies profiled in men's health magazine and he talked a little bit about how the beef behind the scenes between him and dwayne johnson was actually like a manipulation on the part of master-strategist vin diesel. Where he was talking about how he would do anything that he'd have to do in order to get performances From people that he worked with on projects that he was producing. So he's sort of like insinuated that all of the the tough love that he was giving was was in order to like coax out the performance that he wanted from johnson. Which at the time. Chris and i were just talking about how i mean. Just absurd on its face. That claim is an interest. How really ridiculous. And like you don't believe the vin diesel is a master chessmen. Were playing three moves ahead. Look i actually appreciate the way that vin diesel has leaned into an and been like very publicly publican open about the way that he loves fantasy storytelling in dungeons dungeons and dragons. And how he looks at the fast and furious franchise as like an extended the campaign basically. I actually think all of that kind of the the ridiculous thought that he puts into all of that stuff. I think is actually is paying off in has paid off very well in those movies but to claim basically to claim ownership over somebody else's performance in the way that he did especially when there's so much simmering tension. There is just a step too far and apparently doing johnson thought so as well. So in a a new profile of dwayne johnson. And emily blunt. That just went up in the hollywood reporter today. They asked dwayne johnson what he thought about those comments from he said. I laughed and i laughed hard. I think everyone had a laugh at that. And i'll leave it at that. And that i've wished them
Colleen and Bradley
Shailene Woodley and Aaron Rodgers Announce Engagement
"No big story that's making the rounds today is about Shailene Woodley and Green Bay Packers estranged quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Who apparently hid their engagement for months and months. I thought they had only been together for months and months. I don't understand. I know what part of this was hidden. I love when people tell us something was hidden. She did a new interview, and she said that they kept the news between the two of them for as long as possible. Shailene Woodley talked to the Hollywood reporter and a cover story published today and said, when we announced that we were engaged We wanted to do that only because we didn't want someone else to do it before we did, And we didn't do it for months and months after we had become engaged, But the reaction to it was really a lot. And so we were like, let's just politely declined to talk about the relationship for a little while and live in our
Mark Levin
Washington Post's Jeremy Barr Fails to Really Write About the Media
"What's wrong with you? How many times do I have to tell you, Jeremy? They get up here and set the table. Ma. Don't call me man. Get up here and by the way. It's late into the evening. I haven't showered yet, Jeremy. What the hell is wrong? But I'm working on a story, Ma No, Jeremy. Jeremy. Do what you're told. Jeremy Bar, everybody at the Washington compost. Very, very busy writing about the media. He doesn't really write about the media. If you were writing about the media right about his own employer, the Washington compost or maybe the so called competition, the New York Slimes. Or maybe how bastardize CNN has become the constipated news networker MSL Asti over. He's got so much to cover. The former Hollywood reporter. But nothing From Jeremy Bar Nobody's ever heard a Jeremy boy. I'm making the four famous. They always say, Mr Minister, don't reach down. You ever hear that phrase? I reached down I reach out by reach Siwa like Joe Biden bottom up inside out, middle fat out, left out right up. It doesn't matter. Almost never pick a fight, but I do reply. I think that's why like trump so much by the way.
Mark Levin
Washington Post's Jeremy Barr Publishes an Incoherent Piece on Mark Levin
"Are they great? Relationship. With the top brass at Fox. I don't know. Uh, the Murdoch family. I did meet Mr Murdoch. He couldn't have been nicer and by the way, really smart. Um, really sharp. Suzanne Scott. Absolutely Bryant. Very decent, very kind really knows what she's doing. I go up and down the ladder. It is one of the senior people said there. I Don't cause them any problems. Of course I don't I do my job, Whether it's with West with one and cumulus here behind the microphone, whether it's with Blaze TV in the living T V show. Whether it's On Fox, Whether it's with Simon and Schuster in the book that I have coming out. Next week. I do my work. I do my job because what I care about is you the audience, but I'm not going to be muffled because Some clown at The Washington Post named Jeremy Bar used to write for the Hollywood reporter. Right, Very stupid, incoherent. Bizarre pieces like this. Now, based on the input that I heard from many of you. You actually liked this story because he paints me as this independent person who's not going to be silent. So he gets that right? But here's the thing. Excuse me. Nobody's trying to silence me. Nobody is trying to silence me. Not one point Maybe there was a little bit of this when I was campaigning for a friend of mine who was running for office. I think that's the only time maybe there's one other one with a different company that But unrelated to Fox. So there's no problem whatsoever.
The Breakfast Club
"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"Morning. Everybody is tj envy angela. We are the breakfast club. good morning. yeah all right. well let's get to. These rumors are still bears. Wouldn't report on the breakfast club. Kenya bears is on the cover of the hollywood reporter and he's talking about exiting his net flicks deal. It was a one hundred million dollar deal that he left in january now. According to his interview he said the marriage was imperfect because he wasn't willing to be the broadly commercial producer the streamer wanted him to be a net. Wasn't interested in being the as you home that kenya wanted. he said. I wanna do in your face ish. He said that netflix's didn't let him create what was going to what he wanted. And they also bought up charlemagne who had told listeners of the breakfast club that black jeff with like white people. Doing a bad impression of black people Kenya barris it. Of course he did went charlemagne to like the show. But i guess his his He was more interested in what other people thought about the show other thought leaders right in addition to that he said. I just don't know that. My voice is netflix's voice. He says the stuff. I wanted to do as a little bit more edgy. A little bit more high brow a little more. Heady and i think netflix wants down the middle. They also try to get him to run a multi cam sitcom that they were developing according to sources it was jamie fox is desktop embarrassing. Me which is now cancelled but he refused to do that. So in addition to exiting this netflix deal and he has inked a new deal with viacom. Cbs he also is launching a music label with interscope records and also a podcasting deal with audible Spoke to kenya last night. He actually called me because a lot of times these publications take things out of context and how was going back and forth with each other over over nothing okay. Was there back and forth. What you mean. I mean you having a back and forth over. Oh no. I'm saying it could have been no if i read that article. If i read that article in and didn't talk to kenya. He'd probably come on here and say something you know and defensive myself would for what you know. I like kenya. We like each other. I right now. Tristan thompson has been granted. Fifty thousand dollars in a libel lawsuit involving paternity accuser. kimberly alexander. She was ordered to pay him that money. In general damages and a conditional default judgment that was issued on on tuesday. So thompson filed lawsuit against may of twenty twenty after. She claimed that he's the father of her five-year-old son and dna test results were. Realty is not the father. According to the judgment he originally had asked for one hundred thousand dollars in damages because of loss of reputation. Shame mortification and hurt feelings but He says that he had not received an endorsement deal. Since january of two thousand twenty but the judge found that with insufficient evidence that her accusations with the cost so instead they gave him fifty thousand dollars according to the court document. So she knows. I can tell you that i will get all my money. There'd be less red eye right now. Snoop he said he got high with pete davidson in an interview with a news nightly pop and he said that You know that. Pete davidson doesn't have the street. Cred that you might think that he had. Here's what he said..
Pop Culture Cosmos
"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on Pop Culture Cosmos
"My friend. It is snyder's knob. Sorry not just. I teased everybody there. But zack ciders. Army of the dead is coming up this weekend on net flicks. I got a chance to watch the first fifteen minutes of it out on youtube and so far so good within. I know the reviews are okay but basically this is zack. Stars return to the zombie universe. His time spent in the dc universe which he may never go back to. but that's another story in itself. But zack snyder is mac. With the army of the dead starring date by teesta and a lot of other great cast members as well which name off here in a little bit but your thoughts on watching this movie eat is a spiritual successor to his dawn of the dead movie that he made in the early two thousands but it's not a direct sequel and it's still something a little bit different. It's like a heist film. Based in las vegas where they want to go ahead and steal. I think it's two hundred million dollars if i'm not mistaken out of a fault. One of the casinos in las vegas. Which where i'm at. But las vegas happens to be a controlled area where it's all walled off. Because of some zombies in fact the whole city is now infested islamise impact. The whole city is operatives. So i should be be right now because i'm in vegas but be that as it. May your thoughts my friend on watching army the debt this weekend. I know you said you and jamie are going to check it out. But your thoughts. On zack snyder. Returning to this universe. After his time spent with warner brothers ad dc
WMAL 630AM
"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"The giant announcement, Disney decided that they were going to drop the actress Gina Carano. They decide they're gonna drop her from the man DeLorean because she's conservative. It is that simple, and it's not because she did anything that is truly terribly offensive to anybody. It's not because she made a comparison to Nazi Germany, because let's be frank about this. People on the left make comparisons to Hitler and Nazi Germany all the damn time. It is perfectly clear. They were looking for an excuse to can her because she's conservative. In fact, the Hollywood reporter said yesterday that they were looking to can her for months because she is conservative, according to the Hollywood reporter. On Wednesday. The hashtag fire Gina Carano was trending following an instagram post from the outspoken conservative actor and former mixed martial artist that was met with severe a backlash. The Post has since been deleted, but screen shots were widely shared by users on social media, who called for her firing from the hit Disney Plus Star Wars show. According to a source with knowledge of Lucas films thinking, they told the Hollywood reporter they have been looking for a reason to fire her for two months. Today was the final straw. Why, well because, after the election, she tweeted that voter fraud should be combated with voter I, D, which they mainstream conservative position. And because she had tweeted that people Essentially wearing masks over their eyes because they don't want to see the truth, which again fairly mainstream conservative position. The other day, she put it on Instagram post, the main point of which was that liberals needed to see that if they treated conservatives as another that has a dangerous ending. As I said on the show, not a big fan of Holocaust analogies generally. But the general point she's making. It was certainly not answers. Medic in any way. Certainly not anti Semitic in any way. In fact, she was saying, to avoid the evils of the future. You have to stop acting evil in the president. That was the main point. I don't act like people who are going to cancel your neighbors because you don't know where that's going to end. So Disney plus canceled her Is it? Just cancel her again. It has nothing to do with the quarter quote inappropriateness of the Holocaust analogy. Star of the man DeLorean, Pedro Pascal tweeted out in 2018. Comparing America's treatment of migrant Children to the Holocaust. He did so using a picture that was not of migrant Children at the American border. There's a picture Of Palestinian Children from 2010 at some sort of water and food bank, and he said Hashtag. This is America. And then he said Germany 1944. It's a picture of Jewish Children in the Holocaust. America 2018. The picture isn't even from America, and it wasn't in 2018 nothing. Nothing. Why? Because Pedro Pascal has the correct welcome point of view. It's that simple. So According to Hollywood reporter Lucas Film Disney. They're looking to dump her for months because she's outspokenly conservative. They found an excuse and they dumped her. Here's the thing. We here at the Daily wire. Do not stand for this kind of all We do not stand for this. And so yesterday. In the immediate aftermath of the decision by Disney and And Lucas film to dump Gina. Called Gina. We talked And we decided that daily wires next film will be starring and produced by Gina Carano. It could not be more excited to work with Gina More of this in a second. Why exactly would you be giving big tech access your data? People don't like you very much. They want to use that data to both monetize and also to use against you. Possibly. So why not protect your data with express VPN See every device, whether you're on your phone, laptop or TV has unique string of numbers called an I P address when he searched for stuff, watch videos or even click a link. Big tech companies can use that I p to track all your activity and then tie it back to you. When I use Express VPN. My connection gets rerouted through their secure encrypted servers. So these companies can't see my I P address at all. My Internet activity becomes anonymous by network data is encrypted..
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"the hollywood reporter" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"Morning update on W. A male. Glad that you have joined us in and it's always great to be joined by Jennifer Harper. She authors inside the Beltway at the Washington Times. And, of course, joins us every Saturday Morning, Jennifer, How are you? No, I'm probably just tired. Is everybody else out there today? So good morning, everyone and you're finally at the end of the week? Well, it's the end of the week. And it's the end of the Trump era. Fascinating is we watch all this play out the press conferences that Jen Psaki has had in the White House briefing room this week. Softballs the first day and then it got a little dice here later in the week when she kept dodging basic questions that one would have hoped she would have answered, But the Democrats are inheriting a weighty task. Well, that's right. I mean, you have to realize that after all of these many, many months of the campaign and the good nature than the unity and everything else that That the Democrats were living on all this time You have to remember they're now on the hottest hot seat in the world. You know, their dream has come true. They've got the White House, The house, the Senate everything. But there's still much, much much much work to be done. And you have to first ask how tow Americans actually feel about the choose and leadership here. I got a couple of poles that are sort of an eye opener. This is actually coming from CNN. They say that 49% of Americans have a favorable opinion of the Democratic Party. 45% haven't unfavorable opinion we switch over the economist Yuko pull. It reveals that only 24% of Americans believe that Mr Biden can bring the country together. That's A quarter of Americans believe that meanwhile, on NBC News poll found that the Democratic Party had an approval rating that is 39% positive. And 42% negative, So that's not the best, but I want to read, you hear this is coming from Mark Murray. He is actually the senior political editor for NBC News to keep that in mind. This is what he says. When Joe Biden takes the oath, which he has to become the country's 46 president, he will face an increasingly polarized Pessimistic and pain Nation, according to numbers from the latest NBC News poll. More than seven in 10 voters believe that country is on the wrong track. Another seven and 10 think the next four years will remain politically divided, and a majority say they're mainly worried and pessimistic about the nation's future. So That's not the most pleasant circumstances to be under when you just arrived in the warehouse, Of course, the typical media gushing over the new president, vice president, First lady and first man, I guess he is. But it was a little different tone in the White House briefing room at weeks, and the White House reporters were actually asking some fairly legitimate questions. Well, you know, there's been a lot of people were wondering about what the potential relationship is going to be between President Biden and staff and his administration and the press. And we turn to the Hollywood reporter for some of the pinion honest, I thought that was pretty smart method. That's an industry source. They follow everything from movies and politics to policy and chitchat. So here's what they have to say. Isa full return to normalcy possible there may again be daily press briefings and more on camera interviews with mainstream journalists. But still, it would be foolish to assume that the media will enjoy all the access that it wishes. The Obama administration was criticized for being more restrictive to the media that past administrations. What's more, many conservative press outlets will be champing at the bit to hold Biden accountable and likely will address any double standards as often as they can. This is coming from Eric Gardner. He's an analyst for the Hollywood reporter. But this is a pivotal mean when he said. Finally, as the public's attention ships in the post Trump era, many outlets could experience rating declines or suffer readership slumps. That could lead the media industry to become more demanding of the new administration. And it will be worth watching to see how buying this chain response and I can't wait for that. So with the misinformation floating around out there online from all sides of the spectrum, But the Americans were a little concerned about what the believe who to believe anymore. What's the global take on that? Now, If you're feeling weird about everything, you are definitely not alone. I came across literally. This is a monster pole from gentleman. Now Gentleman is a global communications firm all over the place. They've got like 60 offices around the planet, And they did a very wide range survey of 34,000 adults in 28 countries course, including The United States and this is what they found. They were calling it their trust barometer, and it's not very good. Um, they say that people don't know where or who to turn to for reliable information again. This is a global Paul. This is America included A majority of respondents believe that global leaders, business leaders and journalists are purposely trying to mislead people by saying things they know are false. Global info dynamic has driven trust and all new sources to record lows with social media and own media, the least trusted and when I say a majority of people around the world that you're not trusting the government or business leaders, journalists so forth that's up there around 60%, so it's quite a bit And if you're wondering about that word info dynamic that was actually invented by the World Health Organization toe kind of define all this misinformation that has been surrounding us since scope it hit But anyway of a new Ellman report is citing the stunning gap in opinion among US voters when it comes to the press have found that 57% of Biden voters They trusted the news media compared to on Lee 18% of Trump voters, and, according to Richard Adelman, he's the CEO of this youth group. This is the era of information bankruptcy, he says. And one thing that Z Quite a takeaway here, Rick. Here's a quote from him, he says. We've been lied to that by those in charge and media sources. Air Sena's polarized and bias result is a lack of quality information and increased divisiveness. 57% of Americans find the political and ideological polarization so extreme that they believe the U. S. Is in the midst of a civil war. So if you thought that you're not alone again, this is a gentleman Hall of 34,000 people around the world, including the United States, so something to keep in mind. Well, if you were watching MSNBC or CNN as president, Trump departed Washington for the last time as president, they didn't exactly give him a fund for a well it was really low rent. But there are two columnists at least that had some positives on President Trump. Yeah, well, there were there were some rounds of applause out there, but I happened to pick out these two. Just a sort of a nice idea of some of thank you will recognize one of these names. This is coming from Dick Morris. Member hand from the Clinton era and so forth. Anyway, he wrote a call calling for the Western Journal. And here's what he said. Despite a level of condemnation by the media that dwarfs anything to which Richard Nixon Bill Clinton, Herbert over our Ulysses Grant were subjected to Donald Trump ranks as one of our great president coming from Dick Morris. Nixon once said the history is written by liberals. So don't count on any objectivity but way Trump's supporters need to keep the memory of his record in mind, so we can unpack it for the next election, and that's coming from Dick Morris. Then we're gonna switch over the Howie Carr. He has a columnist for the Boston Herald. He hears what he has to say. Thanks for everything. President Trump. Thanks for the balance in my 41 cave tax cuts for the middle class, and it's destroying Isis. Thank you, Mr President. For everything you've done. It shouldn't be ending this way. But I and 74 million Other Americans just want to thank you for all your efforts on our behalf of the past four years, actually, since you came down the escalator at Trump Tower back in the summer of 2015..