Mike Preston, ‘Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior’ and ‘Hot Pursuit’ Actor, Dies at 93
Mike Preston, known for playing settler leader Pappagallo in “Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior” and Detective Bob Delaney in the Australian series “Homicide,” died June 8 in Florida. He…
Dixon Q. Dern, Entertainment Lawyer Who Represented Desilu and Helped Get CAA Off the Ground, Dies at 97
He also worked for the animation studio UPA, CBS and United Artists Television, and his clients included Bob Hope, Jackie Gleason and The Jackson 5.
SAG-AFTRA Chief Sean Astin Pushes Gavin Newsom to Fund Postproduction Tax Incentive (Exclusive)
The union president is getting involved in advocating for California’s AB 2319 at an “all-hands-on-deck moment for our industry.”
DoorDash Pushes Past Food Delivery, Offering Nearly Half Off Sephora Orders for One Day Only
On the heels of its weeks-long World Cup promotion, the delivery platform is dropping a one-day-only deal on orders at Sephora.
Jennifer Garner Opens Up About “Totally Ludicrous” Way Her Family Has Been Hounded By Paparazzi: “It Was a Danger”
The star also revealed an unexpected relationship with one photographer who has followed her for 20 years and the “odd respect” they have for each other.
‘Hellboy’ Actor Ron Perlman Signs With Independent Artist Group (Exclusive)
The star is known for his frequent collaborations with Guillermo Del Toro and his work on ‘Sons of Anarchy,’ among many roles.
Dixon Dern, Influential Entertainment Lawyer, Dies at 97
Dixon Q. Dern, a longtime Hollywood attorney who helped shape modern entertainment law through many innovative business deals, died July 19. He was 97. Born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Dern…
Sony Pictures Mulls Deal for Hollywood’s Cinerama Dome, With Alamo Drafthouse Possibly Operating
Sony Pictures is in early talks to lease and operate the legendary Cinerama Dome theater in Hollywood, Variety has confirmed. Sony has been actively moving into the exhibition business in…
‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Stars Rebecca Hall and Millie Bobby Brown Pay Tribute to Kaylee Hottle: “You Will Be Deeply Missed”
The deaf actress died in a car crash on Tuesday. She was 18.















