Emmys: Tim Goodman on TV Critics' Picks for Top Categories Tim Goodman - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours agoFrom slam dunks (Jim Parsons, Louis C.K., Alec Baldwin) to dark horses (Laura Dern, Monica Potter), THR's chief TV critic surveys his pundit peers on the shows and stars they think will make the podium. More »Emmys: Tim Goodman on TV Critics' Picks for Top Categories
From slam dunks (Jim Parsons, Louis C.K., Alec Baldwin) to dark horses (Laura Dern, Monica Potter), THR's chief TV critic surveys his pundit peers on the shows and stars they think will make the podium.
- India, China to Explore Film, TV Co-Production Pact Nyay Bhushan - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours ago
China will be the guest country at next year's International Film Festival of India in Goa as the Asian giants look to increase interaction in the entertainment sector. More »India, China to Explore Film, TV Co-Production Pact
China will be the guest country at next year's International Film Festival of India in Goa as the Asian giants look to increase interaction in the entertainment sector.
- Jon Favreau Cooks Undercover at the Hotel Bel-Air Gary Baum - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours ago
The director continued hands-on research for his upcoming film "Chef" while working the line at a $190-per-head dinner Tuesday night. More »Jon Favreau Cooks Undercover at the Hotel Bel-Air
The director continued hands-on research for his upcoming film "Chef" while working the line at a $190-per-head dinner Tuesday night.
- Jackie Chan in India: 'I Want To Be the DeNiro of Asia' Nyay Bhushan - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours ago
Kicking off the Chinese Film Festival in New Delhi, the Hong Kong superstar also talks about the planned musical version of his memoirs and "The Expendables 3." More »Jackie Chan in India: 'I Want To Be the DeNiro of Asia'
Kicking off the Chinese Film Festival in New Delhi, the Hong Kong superstar also talks about the planned musical version of his memoirs and "The Expendables 3."
Shanghai Festival: Helen Mirren Charms Audience by Learning to Swear in Chinese Clarence Tsui - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours agoThe British actress mesmerizes the local media in her first visit to the country. More »Shanghai Festival: Helen Mirren Charms Audience by Learning to Swear in Chinese
The British actress mesmerizes the local media in her first visit to the country.
- James Gandolfini's Death: Hollywood Remembers the 'Sopranos' Star THR Staff - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours ago
"One hell of an actor," Albert Brooks wrote on Twitter, while Christina Applegate added, "I am so deeply saddened by the untimely passing of sweet James Gandolfini!"
- Dick Clark Productions, Insomniac Team Up for Dance Music Awards Shirley Halperin - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours ago
The as-yet-unnamed EDM event will be held in 2014.
- Terry Moran to Move to London as ABC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Marisa Guthrie - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours ago
The longtime "Nightline" anchor's post begins later this summer.
- Indian VFX Giant Prime Focus to Open China Office Nyay Bhushan - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours ago
The expansion follows a recent joint venture between the VFX major, Hong Kong-based AID Partners Capital and Chinese partner Zhejiang Jingqi Wenhua Chuanbo Company.
- Emmys: A Hilarious, Self-Deprecating Day on the 'Happy Endings' Set Michael O'Connell - The Hollywood Reporter - 19 hours ago
Spending time with the stars of ABC's cast-off cult favorite reveals that the third-season comedy's signature wit -- and its one-upmanship -- are just as sharp off-camera.
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