Kim Masters, host of KCRW’s The Business, breaks down Hollywood's top stories.
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WGA files suit against major talent agencies
HollywoodThe battle between the Writers Guild and the talent agencies is going to court.
For Netflix, what's old is new again
HollywoodNetflix is possibly buying a famous Hollywood movie theater and publishing an awards magazine. Why is the streamer investing in physical buildings and paper?
Post 'Game of Thrones,' can HBO still be HBO?
HollywoodWinter is finally coming. HBO had its premiere party for the final season of 'Game of Thrones,' the most popular show on TV.
Apple TV+ is coming, but what does that mean, exactly?
HollywoodApple had a big presentation earlier this week that was heavy on names, but light on details of their forthcoming TV product.
The Mouse has officially swallowed the Fox
HollywoodDisney's $71 billion acquisition of most of Fox redraws the landscape of Hollywood.
The perks of power, the limits of power
HollywoodSeveral industry players are swept up in the college admissions scandal, including Bill McGlashan, who just resigned from TPG, an investment company with ties in Hollywood.
Warner Bros. CEO traded auditions for sex, text messages reveal
HollywoodAccording to hundreds of text messages leaked to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros.
Arbitrator issues stunning 'Bones' decision, calls Fox "reprehensible"
HollywoodJust as Disney's acquisition of most of Fox is about to be complete, a huge decision regarding the long-running Fox show 'Bones' has come to light.
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