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Jay Coopersmith, a prolific writer whose talent spanned across television, theater, and literature, passed away on Friday in Rochester, NY, at the age of 97. Coopersmith’s contributions to the entertainment industry were vast and varied, leaving a lasting impact on audiences around the world. A Gifted Storyteller Before embarking on his successful career as a

SAG-AFTRA, the labor union representing screen actors, will stage a large rally in Times Square on Tuesday morning. This event is anticipated to be the largest gathering in New York City since the strike began on July 14. Numerous celebrities, including Bryan Cranston, Steve Buscemi, Christian Slater, and many others, are scheduled to attend the

On Day 11 of the SAG-AFTRA strike and Day 84 of the WGA strike, actors and writers gathered in front of Paramount and Fox Studios to protest against the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers’ new film and TV contracts. Among the demonstrators were a mother and son, Carol and Graham, who decided to

The final-round voting timeline for the 75th Primetime Emmys will proceed as planned, according to a recent report by Deadline. TV Academy members will cast their votes to determine the winners from August 17 to August 28. This decision was confirmed during a TV Academy board meeting held on Thursday night. Despite the ongoing strike

In a historic move, NFL owners have unanimously approved the sale of the Washington Commanders from the Dan Snyder family to a group led by Josh Harris. This record-breaking sale comes at a staggering price of $6.05 billion, heralding a new era for the franchise. Snyder had been the majority owner of the Commanders since

Barry Diller, the esteemed former head of major entertainment companies such as ABC, Fox Broadcasting Company, and Paramount, recently appeared on CBS talk show “Face the Nation” to share his bold ideas for the Hollywood industry. In a conversation with host Margaret Brennan, Diller proposed a series of measures that are sure to stir up

André Watts, a trailblazing figure in the world of classical music, died at the age of 77 from prostate cancer in his Bloomington, Ind. residence. Watts, who became one of the first Black superstars in this genre, was renowned for his captivating stage presence and innovative performances. Although his unconventional movements during his concerts garnered

Thousands of actors are participating in the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike in LA and New York, causing significant disruption to scripted television. However, the strike has raised concerns about how it will affect unscripted series such as The Voice, Dancing with the Stars, and The Masked Singer. Network executives, producers, and agents are scrambling to assess

Anonymous Content, the production company behind popular series such as Shantaram and The Stranger, has recently entered into a scripted deal with GBH, a PBS member station and public media maker. This partnership aims to delve into GBH’s extensive library of intellectual property (IP) in search of projects that can be adapted for television and

A group of true crime specialists in the UK and Ireland have come together to establish the Association of True Crime Producers (ATCP). This association, which includes companies such as First Look TV, ITN Productions, Monster Films, Peninsula Television, Phoenix Television, Rare TV, Revelation Films, Title Role, and Woodcut Media, aims to set the best