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Culver City’s AI boom attracting Silicon Valley firms and making 2-year-old restaurant Hollywood’s latest power lunch spot
Culver City is quickly becoming a hub for AI startups looking to break into Hollywood — and the Laurel Grill has emerged as the de facto power lunch spot for the neighborhood.
Jennifer Lopez clashes with famed director over their new Netflix thriller: ‘It’s a Blake Lively situation’
Jennifer Lopez has been butting heads with “Forrest Gump” filmmaker Robert Zemeckis, the director of her new big-budget movie, “The Last Mrs. Parrish.”
Golden Globes holds gala in unlikely location with surreal guest list including Eric Adams and Oscar-winner
The inaugural Golden Globes Silk Road Tribute Gala in Uzbekistan featured one of the most surreal guests lists including Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody and ex-NYC Mayor Eric Adams.
Keanu Reeves to star in Netflix revival of ‘Die Hard’-inspired action movie first pitched in 1993
Keanu Reeves is attached to star in “Maelstrom” at Netflix, a revived project that recently had fellow action hero Alan Ritchson of “Reacher” cast in the lead role
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‘Ted Lasso’ star Hannah Waddingham’s next big role revealed: sources
“Ted Lasso” star Hannah Waddingham — who plays AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Welton on the hit Apple series — has landed the lead role in Emma Thompson’s upcoming West End stage adaptation of “Nanny McPhee.”
Hollywood’s shrinking political power exposed as embarrassed Dems shun A-listers: ‘A repudiation’
Hollywood’s donor and activist community is coming to terms with its new, far more marginalized role in national politics.
Famed celebrity hotspot closes, leaves Los Angeles for locations in Atlanta, Sun Valley and Hawaii
Beverly Hills celebrity haunt Crustacean — a favorite of stars over the years from Barbra Streisand to Flea, Samuel L. Jackson and Diane Warren — shutters for good at the end of the month.
Wild fight between Liam Neeson and Harvey Weinstein detailed in new book by movie marketing veteran
Another new memoir drops this week, this time from Hollywood marketing vet Gerry Rich, who worked at Paramount, Miramax, Columbia Pictures, Universal and MGM.
Jay Penske’s Golden Globes sues Golden Globe Foundation in latest twist for awards’ bizarre legal saga
Jay Penske’s Golden Globes has now sued the Golden Globe Foundation, the similarly named nonprofit whose board is mostly comprised of former HFPA members, who also happen to be suing Penske in federal court.
Sabrina Carpenter among A-list stars flocking to screenings of Oscars contender ‘La Bola Negra’
The Post called the film, “one of the best movies of the year,” earlier this month.
Jon Ossoff’s political rise has TikToker influencers making clips to ‘Make America Hot Again’
Georgia Sen. Jon Osoff’s rise on the Democratic political scene has some TikTokers’ temperatures spiking — and they’re taking the term “pol” to new extremes in a series of spicy TikTok posts.
Gavin Newsom ‘peaked too early’ ahead of 2028 run as backers tire of pol: ‘Titanic steamer trunks of baggage’
With the midterms over, a cavalcade of potential presidential candidates is headed to LA and NYC for fundraisers to woo high-powered donors.
‘Minions’ producer becomes latest Hollywood exec to flee LA over Billionaire Tax threat
Page Six Hollywood hears that Illumination CEO Chris Meledandri quietly left California as just the latest mogul to flee the state, and one knowledgeable source says the exec relocated “to escape the billionaire tax.”
Brad Pitt ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ sequel shrouded in secrecy weeks ahead of debut: ‘Hasn’t been seen’
Director David Fincher and writer Quentin Tarantino’s “The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth” is awards season’s most mysterious movie.