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Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Wachowski’s ‘Jupiter Ascending’ Delayed 7 Months – February 2015 With Warners’ promotion machine already in second gear (but not 5th), the movie predicted to be the biggest flop of the summer has been delayed for 7 months just 7 weeks

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Is “The Americans” Anti-American? In an earlier Playbook, one of the commenters asked if I thought the FX series “The Americans” was critical of America or an attempt to make the old Soviet Union look good in some way. First

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

‘Godzilla’ Opens to Stunning $9.3 Million Thursday Night I said yesterday that the $65 million prediction for “Godzilla” seemed awfully low. It appears I was right. “Godzilla” snatched $9.3 million Thursday night beating even “The Amazing Spider-Man 2,” which went

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

FCC proposes not-entirely-neutral Net Neutrality rules

Hardcore “Net Neutrality” advocates won’t be very happy with the rules proposed by the FCC today, since as Reuters reports, the rules “may let Internet service providers charge content companies for faster and more reliable delivery of their traffic to

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

71 Point Gap: Critics Hate, Audiences Love ‘Mom’s Night Out’ With one exception, America’s elite critics brutalized the new Christian comedy “Mom’s Night Out.” Overall, only 15% of Rotten Tomato critics gave the film a positive review. A full 86%

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

Luke Skywalker to Narrate ‘Go Far: The Christopher Rush Story’ My brother, Zack Arnold, wrote, directed, and produced a documentary about his friend Christopher Rush, a young man who died of muscular dystrophy in 2007 at age 30. It is

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

Hedge Funds See Record Cash Inflow

Total hedge fund assets surged to set a record of $2.7 trillion in the first quarter of 2014, as investors allocated $26.3 billion of new capital to the industry, the most since the second quarter of 2011. If the trend

Hedge Funds See Record Cash Inflow

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Netflix Raises Streaming Price $1 For New Subscribers New Netflix Streaming subscribers will pay $8.99 a month instead of $7.99. Existing subscribers will have their $7.99 price protected for another 2 years.   Because of my work, it’s vital I

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

Faith-Based Comedy ‘Moms’ Night Out’ Hits 1,000 Screens Tomorrow Three Sony-based distributors will ensure that “Moms’ Night Out” lands on 1,000 screens tomorrow. The film is directed by brothers Andrew and Jon Erwin, whose abortion-themed “October Baby” (2011), grossed $5.4

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

Bad News for Bryan Singer: Second Accuser Comes Forward A second (and this time anonymous) individual has come forward to accuse “X-Men” director Bryan Singer of sexual abuse too disturbing to detail here. This second plaintiff — a Brit — is

Hollywood Playbook: Monday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Gosnell Movie Billboard Is the Greatest Thing Ever This billboard pictured below now stands right outside the offices of Kickstarter, the crowd-funding site that attempted to censor the Gosnell Movie project and then lied about the censorship. The audacious awesomeness

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

AT&T Bids to Become as Big as Comcast/Time Warner Cable Should the government approve the merger between Comcast and Time-Warner (and after Comcast spent billions buying Democrats, that’s likely to happen), that would give Comcast close to 30 million pay

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Craig Ferguson to Leave ‘Late Late Show’ in December Craig Ferguson claims there is no tension or drama behind his decision to leave CBS and the “Late Late Show” after ten years in December. But there are reports he had

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

FCC Announces New Net Neutrality Rules

The Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is proposing new rules which would allow Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to charge higher rates for services that use more resources. This has created a fresh battle in the debate over net neutrality.

FCC Announces New Net Neutrality Rules

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

‘Son of God’ Producers Join ‘Ben-Hur’ Remake Yesterday, I was feeling a little bushwacked when it was announced that Timur Bekmambetov would direct the upcoming “Ben-Hur” remake for MGM and Paramount. There is nothing on Bekmambetov’s resume or in his

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

'Net Neutrality' Gets Less Neutral

There are many ideas and proposals packed under the rubric of “Net Neutrality,” but the core principle amounts to rent control on the Internet: all web traffic must be treated equally.  In its undiluted, absolute form, this idea would work

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

HuffPo to Jimmy Fallon: Stay On the Plantation, Or Else The Huffington Post wants to pretend the “Tonight Show” audience “Doesn’t enjoy” Jimmy Fallon’s joke about Hillary Clinton’s masculine wardrobe. But if you watch the video, that’s obviously not the

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Aereo’s Day of Reckoning In the Supreme Court What are the stakes today as the Supreme Court hears arguments about Aereo TV today? Other than the very survival of Aereo TV, we’re going to learn if our society is still

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Romney Back in the Political Game

A few weeks ago I was at an event at my hair salon and I had the opportunity to talk to a local jewelry designer.  Like many Americans, she doesn’t pay attention to politics every day.  She had recently seen

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Latest News In the Bryan Singer Sexual Abuse Lawsuit THR reports that in 2000 director Bryan Singer’s accuser, Michael Egan, filed a suit claiming to have been sexually abused at a 1999 party involving Singer associates. Egan didn’t name Singer

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Nasdaq: Worst Drop in More Than 2 Years

The Nasdaq Composite Index plummeted wildly on Thursday, posting its biggest drop in almost 2½ years and strongly affected the broader stock market.  The Nasdaq index fell 129.79 points, which amounted to a 3.1% drop, landing at 4054.11. Two major

Nasdaq: Worst Drop in More Than 2 Years

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Malkin Rips Colbert: ‘Me So Stupid. You So Funny!’ Over at Townhall, Michelle Malkin brutalizes Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central’s left-wing golden boy, who has been dealing for the better part of a week with charges of racism from the political

Hollywood Playbook: Wednesday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Support Independent Film about Abortion Doctor and Serial Killer Kermit Gosnell Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer are best known for their well-received, fact-based documentaries that bust left-wing narratives wide open. Their most recent film, “FrackNation,” thoroughly debunked the dishonest, anti-fracking

Hollywood Playbook: Tuesday's Top 5 News Items

Holy Moly! Amazon Considers Free Streaming Service

Amazon is denying they will do this, but that’s what big companies do in these situations. The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon is looking at a FREE streaming service of licensed and original content that will be advertiser-based. In

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

1. Holy Moly! Amazon Considers Free Streaming Service Amazon is denying they will do this, but that’s what big companies do in these situations. The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon is looking at a FREE streaming service of licensed

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

'Wayne Arnold' Digs Tennessee, Harleys, and Guns

For six glorious seasons, between 1988 and 1993, on “The Wonder Years,” Jason Hervey owned the franchise for playing obnoxious older brothers. Via Twitchy, today Hervey is loving life in Tennessee and all my neighboring state has to offer —

WaPo: 'House of Cards' Makes Life Harder for DC Women

While defending a female reporter under attack by the left-wing blog FireDogLake, the Washington Post’s Alyssa Rosenberg dismisses the criticism of the female reporter with the words, “The evidence? A single tweet.” Fair enough. But Rosenberg  then proceeds to use

WaPo: 'House of Cards' Makes Life Harder for DC Women

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

1. Andy Serkis to Direct ‘Jungle Book’ for Warner Bros You gotta give it to this guy. Andy Serkis makes his name as a performance-capture actor and works his way up to directing an A-picture for Disney. While playing Gollum

Hollywood Playbook: Friday's Top 5 News Items

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items

1. Actually, Russell Crowe Did NOT Meet with Pope Francis Yesterday it was made to sound as though after weeks of stalking Pope Francis, “Noah” star Russell Crowe and director Darren Aronosfsky had wrangled some sort of awkward meeting with

Hollywood Playbook: Thursday's Top 5 News Items