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“I Need to Be Careful”: Texts Reveal Warner Bros. CEO Promoted Actress Amid Apparent Sexual Relationship | Hollywood Reporter

Tatiana Siegel,Kim Masters6 years ago042 mins

Hundreds of leaked text messages between Kevin Tsujihara, actress Charlotte Kirk and partners Brett Ratner and James Packer show the powerful executive, under pressure, said repeatedly he would push for auditions as accusations of “extortion” and a proposed settlement agreement followed. WarnerMedia says it will investigate. At 12:10 a.m. on Sept. 27, 2013, Australian billionaire…

The Making of the Fox News White House | The New Yorker

Jane Mayer6 years ago0116 mins

In January, during the longest government shutdown in America’s history, President Donald Trump rode in a motorcade through Hidalgo County, Texas, eventually stopping on a grassy bluff overlooking the Rio Grande. The White House wanted to dramatize what Trump was portraying as a national emergency: the need to build a wall along the Mexican border….

What To Know About The Three Gawker Movies in Development

Hunter Harris6 years ago04 mins

How many times can we intercut tense courtroom exchanges with footage of Gawker writers hanging out, talking about “traffic” and “content,” and inciting the wrath of Peter Thiel? The next year should put our tolerance to the test! There are not one, not two, but threedramas chronicling Gawker’s demise currently in development. The latest, to be…

What the Heck Is Going On With Netflix’s Alternate Ending for The Notebook?

Catie Keck6 years ago04 mins

Image: New Line Cinema Listen, I’m not here to argue about whether the 2004 film adaptation of Nicholas Sparks’ novel The Notebook starring Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling is or is not a good film. But to trim the last minute of the movie and swap in a comparatively dispassionate prelude to credits starring a…

Why It Still Feels Like Facebook Is Tracking You, Even After All the Privacy Measures – WSJ

Katherine Bindley6 years ago4 years ago017 mins

Facebook Inc. has spent the better part of a year telling its users, Congress and the readers of this paper that we’re in charge of our personal data and the ads we see. The network has streamlined its privacy settings, shared more details about how data is used and highlighted how its ad controls work. If we take advantage of all these privacy controls, it shouldn’t still feel as…

Rotten Tomatoes Changes Audience Score to Combat Online Trolls

Matt Singer6 years ago05 mins

react-text: 123 After numerous controversies, /react-text react-text: 125 Rotten Tomatoes /react-text react-text: 126 announced today it will change its audience score. The key shift, per the /react-text react-text: 129 Los Angeles Times /react-text react-text: 130 , is that the site will stop allowing users to rate movies prior to their release in theaters. Users “will now…

You Give Apps Sensitive Personal Information. Then They Tell Facebook. – WSJ

Sam Schechner6 years ago4 years ago027 mins

Millions of smartphone users confess their most intimate secrets to apps, including when they want to work on their belly fat or the price of the house they checked out last weekend. Other apps know users’ body weight, blood pressure, menstrual cycles or pregnancy status. Unbeknown to most people, in many cases that data is…

The Washington Post’s Aram Zucker-Scharff: You can’t solve transparency by adding more technology – Digiday

Aditi Sangal6 years ago4 years ago07 mins

Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher | Anchor For many, digital media’s ills are down to broken ad tech and the system propping it up. Adam Zucker-Scharff, director of ad tech at the Washington Post, says it’s more complicated than simply fixing the plumbing: Advertisers are going to have to work at making ad…

7 questions about Liam Neeson saying he wanted to “kill” a “black bastard” after a friend’s assault

Katie Rife6 years ago08 mins

Photo: Nicholas Hunt Just in case you haven’t yet read The Independent’s new interview with Liam Neeson, here’s the gist: During a routine junket interview for his new movie Cold Pursuit, Neeson inexplicably decided to drop a jaw-dropping story about how, in some indeterminate point in the past, an unnamed woman he knew was sexually…

Lords Of Chaos paints metal’s most infamous band as the poseurs they really were

Katie Rife6 years ago08 mins

Photo: BFI London Film Festival (Vice Films) C+ Lords Of Chaos Cast Rory Culkin, Emory Cohen, Sky Ferreira, Jack Kilmer Availability Select theaters February 8 Jonas Åkerlund, who began his career as the drummer for influential proto-black metal act Bathory, is the perfect director for Vice Films’ long-gestating Mayhem biopic Lords Of Chaos. Åkerlund may…

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“I Need to Be Careful”: Texts Reveal Warner Bros. CEO Promoted Actress Amid Apparent Sexual Relationship | Hollywood Reporter

The Making of the Fox News White House | The New Yorker

What To Know About The Three Gawker Movies in Development

What the Heck Is Going On With Netflix’s Alternate Ending for The Notebook?

Why It Still Feels Like Facebook Is Tracking You, Even After All the Privacy Measures – WSJ

Rotten Tomatoes Changes Audience Score to Combat Online Trolls

The Washington Post’s Aram Zucker-Scharff: You can’t solve transparency by adding more technology – Digiday

7 questions about Liam Neeson saying he wanted to “kill” a “black bastard” after a friend’s assault

Lords Of Chaos paints metal’s most infamous band as the poseurs they really were