Hollywood celebrates Mel Brooks' 100th birthday

To mark his centennial, the American Film Institute upgraded "Blazing Saddles" to the rank of funniest movie ever made.

Why Hollywood Won't Cast John Cusack Anymore

John Cusack was one of the biggest Hollywood stars of the 1980s, but by the 2000s, his presence had become far less ...

Hollywood Exodus: Why Film and TV Production Is Fleeing Los Angeles

“Baywatch” was a staple of low-budget, first-run syndication in the 1990s, as natural to Los Angeles as David Hasselhoff’s ...

Olivia Wilde says Hollywood's beauty standards have made it harder to find actors who can 'move their faces'

Olivia Wilde said she doesn't blame actors for getting cosmetic procedures because she is under the same industry pressures ...

As Hollywood leans into AI, the real battle is over likeness and who gets paid

Artificial intelligence is evolving rapidly, and the entertainment industry is under pressure to keep adapting. At UCLA's ...
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Why Hollywood keeps remaking movies

Hollywood remakes have become a constant part of the film industry, from live-action versions of animated classics to modern ...

Markiplier on Hollywood, YouTube, and why loyalty can't be bought

Fresh off the VidCon Hall of Fame, Markiplier tells IndieWire why audience loyalty can't be negotiated away and how he wants ...

'Real missiles and bombs were going off': How Saddam Hussein made an epic Hollywood-style film in Iraq

In July 1983, Clash of Loyalties was screened for the first – and almost last – time. In 2020, its producer told the BBC ...