He also began accumulating clients in the entertainment industry, including the adult entertainment industry.
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It's not often that a star in one area of the entertainment industry moves up the proverbial ladder to another area of the entertainment industry.
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And that's all I'm trying to do, is to better the world, better what's for sale, better the entertainment industry, and the adult entertainment industry.
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Both the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and PROTECT IP Act (PIPA) were laws proposed by the entertainment industry that would have forced ISPs to censor websites deemed infringing by the entertainment industry.
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Baron Cohen is a known prankster in the entertainment industry.
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Artificial intelligence is quickly getting adopted in the entertainment industry.
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Many of City National's customers are in the entertainment industry.
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We really don't talk about the entertainment industry every day.
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Campaigners said the issue reaches far beyond the entertainment industry.
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Both of her parents also work in the entertainment industry.
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Triathlon Union, and is reportedly moving into the entertainment industry,
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Workplace harassment isn't unique to the entertainment industry, of course.
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Unfortunately, however, women are severely underrepresented in the entertainment industry.
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A strike would have big consequences for the entertainment industry.
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No one in the entertainment industry would've survived without you.
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The entertainment industry still has a tremendous way to go.
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And the diversity problem isn't just in the entertainment industry.
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OTOY's roots in the tech and entertainment industry are deep.
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Hollywood for whatever reason, the entertainment industry, is way different.
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Before Netflix, Hastings had no experience in the entertainment industry.
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The entertainment industry has no choice but to go along.
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Broadway is a highly lucrative entertainment industry in the city.
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I think it's the holy grail of the entertainment industry.
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It's me satirizing my disproportionate passion for the entertainment industry.
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After his retirement, Bryant immersed himself in the entertainment industry.
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"If a company has to look within to find entertainment industry talent, thanks to Apple Music and the company's tremendous entertainment industry contacts, Apple is as well positioned as any company to do so."
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And they continue to be marginalized in the entertainment industry today.
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Politicians, the media, the entertainment industry, academia, the lot of it.
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Zoë Kravitz is getting real about racism in the entertainment industry.
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She previously worked as a talent manager in the entertainment industry.
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Five years ago, Cory Monteith's tragic death rocked the entertainment industry.
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Dear entertainment industry: it is okay for some things to end.
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Who else have you looked up to in the entertainment industry?
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Without opportunities in the entertainment industry, nothing is going to change.
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"Is pedophilia tolerated in parts of the entertainment industry?" he asked.
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TRX, loosely, appears to be a cryptocoin for the entertainment industry.
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Outside of the entertainment industry, Chopra is reportedly a smart investor.
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I am a high-profile, white woman in the entertainment industry.
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The influence of Quentin Tarantino is felt across the entertainment industry.
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For whatever reason in the gaming entertainment industry, partnerships never work.
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"I think the entertainment industry has not caught up," she says.
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The entertainment industry is, after all, one where cachet still counts.
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"The mainland's entertainment industry no longer needs Hong Kong," Wong said.
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There's still a stigma, especially with people in the entertainment industry.
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"Our entertainment industry tells the stories that represent us," Giese says.
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Today marks a big step for equality in the entertainment industry.
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The ratings are deceptive and administered by the entertainment industry itself.
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Last week Seungri announced his decision to quit the entertainment industry.
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HG: Talk me through what's happening in the entertainment industry today.
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Story at a glance Streaming services have redefined the entertainment industry.
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Then Trump's targeted travel ban caused collective outrage across the entertainment industry.
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The last few years, the entertainment industry has been all about revivals.
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In the late '90s, Bannon transitioned more fully to the entertainment industry.
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Today, they dominate everything from e-commerce to the Chinese entertainment industry.
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The Entertainment Industry Foundation is raising money through its Fire Relief Fund.
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This has quickly become the hottest part of the gaming entertainment industry.
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It's a more immediately lovable iteration on 30 Rock's entertainment-industry satire.
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The Weinstein effect made its way out of the entertainment industry, too.
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It competes directly with the entertainment industry for original shows and movies.
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The reaction to the Medium post was immediate throughout the entertainment industry.
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Douglas insisted that he did not "blackball" Braudy in the entertainment industry.
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In the entertainment industry, you have no control of your own life.
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The movement went beyond the entertainment industry, and beyond sexual harassment stories.
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And in the entertainment industry, with great power comes very little accountability.
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This year, it felt like the entertainment industry was talking to itself.
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So what does that mean for her career in the entertainment industry?
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The piece describes the reactions of Kenyan consumers and local entertainment industry.
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It's just excluded because nobody wants to fight the powerful entertainment industry.
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The entertainment industry is still unsure of what to do with drag.
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Today its partnership program includes 59 brands, mostly from the entertainment industry.
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But those were problems in the entertainment industry long before social media.
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So Mimi Haleyi works in the entertainment industry in the early 22004s.
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Your daughter Kate Hudson is obviously into the entertainment industry as well.
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We were part of the entertainment industry, which made it really fun.
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Paik says those in the entertainment industry might be especially at risk.
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Mnuchin worked in the entertainment industry prior to joining the Trump administration.
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Is the entertainment industry intelligent enough to embrace this in that way?
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That's great news for smaller studios trying to break into the entertainment industry.
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How do you talk to your friends and family about the entertainment industry?
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"The entertainment industry is like a machine that has momentum," said Herbert-Taylor.
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But Reign wants the entertainment industry to expand representation beyond just African Americans.
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Are you excited or nervous about pursuing a career in the entertainment industry?
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The trio is partnering with the Entertainment Industry Foundation to accomplish their goal.
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More than that, it's considered a rite of passage in the entertainment industry.
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Spencer Pratt is obviously the most prominent crystal person in the entertainment industry.
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That's why virtually everyone in the entertainment industry relies on Final Draft 10.
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He made fun of Trump's incessant tweeting and obsession with the entertainment industry.
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Racism touches every aspect of our lives, including the art and entertainment industry.
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DMCA was originally intended to prevent file sharing from destroying the entertainment industry.
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Farrow's piece is a devastating indictment of the entertainment industry and the media.
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"It's created a bunch of unexpected doors in the entertainment industry," Mercer says.
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The entertainment industry has been turned upside down since last year's Academy Awards.
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It's not clear that the entertainment industry has learned much from the experience.
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Most recently, he called for an end to harassment in the entertainment industry.
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Whether real change is coming to the entertainment industry remains to be seen.
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Jamil isn't the only person in the entertainment industry protesting the Georgia law.
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Hart has experienced incredible success in the entertainment industry — and for good reason.
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But these predators aren't just limited to the entertainment industry or Capitol Hill.
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The document also notes Don was in the entertainment industry for 74 years.
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La La Anthony is a quiet but powerful force in the entertainment industry.
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Whether you are in college, Silicon Valley, the entertainment industry, business, or politics.
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What matters is that he's calling out the entertainment industry on its hypocrisy.
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Paris Jackson is continuing to make her own mark on the entertainment industry.
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These moves prove that stuntwomen are the real badasses of the entertainment industry.
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Concerts, carnivals and sporting events were canceled, sapping revenue from the entertainment industry.
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The entertainment industry had previously largely been spared from Xi's anti-corruption crackdown.
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"Until now, the entertainment industry has provided mostly canned experiences," said Gonzalez Franco.
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An entertainment industry agent who said she represented Mr. Jiang, declined to comment.
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She said she had been paid a settlement and left the entertainment industry.
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And nothing is easier than pointing out the hypocrisy of the entertainment industry.
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What do you know about the Time's Up movement in the entertainment industry?
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Until then, the entertainment industry should remember we don't have to watch television.
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The effect of this on the entertainment industry so far is two-fold.
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Tonya is an attorney and an entertainment-industry force in her own right.
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And oftentimes, you have two parents that support themselves through the entertainment industry.
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He received a master's degree in entertainment industry management from Carnegie Mellon University.
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The entertainment industry is starting to feel the effects of fears over coronavirus.
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"I think I'd better leave the entertainment industry at this moment," he wrote.
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The entertainment industry captured some intellectuals, the cocoon of the university captured others.
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One of the best places to find creative thinkers is the entertainment industry
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They're viral — spreading across politics and political parties, the entertainment industry and journalism.
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I did that for about five years before transitioning to the entertainment industry.
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Modern merkins, as used in the entertainment industry, stay on with an adhesive.
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She also notes that Mr. Weinstein has lost stature in the entertainment industry.
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Hollywood superagent Ari Emanuel called for the entire entertainment industry to boycott Gibson.
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Her path to the entertainment industry and even social media was an unexpected one.
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First was another takeover bid in the entertainment industry, with Lions Gate buying Starz.
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With this cocktail, Italian film producer Andrea Iervolino hopes to revolutionize the entertainment industry.
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As a young person, acting was the most relatable entry into the entertainment industry.
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The award will recognize Ross' artistic contributions to the entertainment industry and popular culture.
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I started my own blog, examining the role of sizism in the entertainment industry.
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According to the death certificate, he worked in the entertainment industry for 40 years.
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On Monday, Lee said he was leaving the entertainment industry to fight the accusations.
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This year, the world has already lost plenty of legends in the entertainment industry.
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Think it would be a great for China to control the American entertainment industry?
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I was raised in Los Angeles, which is an epicenter for the entertainment industry.
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To fund my budding career in journalism, I moonlit in the adult entertainment industry.
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Bayer is a drug abuse counselor and interventionist who works in the entertainment industry.
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Unfortunately, the entertainment industry doesn't celebrate Black stories (fictional or real) nearly often enough.
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Kessler also said Google is likely to profit from shifts in the entertainment industry.
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They also have plenty in common aside from both working in the entertainment industry.
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Its mission is to enlist the entertainment industry in the fight for a cure.
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The entertainment industry generally treated the public with disregard, and people felt ripped off.
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Hundreds of popular films were produced yearly by Lollywood, the Lahore-based entertainment industry.
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The world is in a moment of reckoning — not just in the entertainment industry.
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She now receives disability and offers consults in the entertainment industry, free of charge.
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And without the entertainment industry first seeing opportunity financially, it won't create those roles.
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Or, look at the entertainment industry that's bigger than both Hollywood and television: YouTube.
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We've all had a collectively rough year, and that absolutely includes the entertainment industry.
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In the entertainment industry itself, it's hauled out to minimize a black woman's success.
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For decades the entertainment industry has waged a scorched-earth assault on internet pirates.
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The startup's aim is to bring a social, crypto economy to the entertainment industry.
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Meanwhile, games are quickly becoming the go-to revenue driver for the entertainment industry.
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Both Burton and White worked in the entertainment industry, crossing paths on several projects.
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Revenues in the entertainment industry continue to break records and 22019 was no exception.
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Clinton isn't the first high-profile political figure to turn to the entertainment industry.
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But Saadi said he was "very optimistic" that the entertainment industry would thrive again.
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The divisive political climate roiling the entertainment industry is extending into the sports world.
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And celebrities are urging the entertainment industry to cut ties with him as well.
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Actress Michelle Monaghan says she is already hearing more entertainment industry vets speaking out.
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Her parents both work in the entertainment industry, which helped lead her to acting.
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Her parents work in the entertainment industry and that helped lead her to acting.
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Dan: How did you adapt to the entertainment industry while staying true to yourself?
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Latinas in Hollywood continue to stand up to the entertainment industry powers that be.
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The ongoing shake-up is also hitting China's burgeoning movie and entertainment industry hard.
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The entertainment industry needs to find a way to support victims of drug abuse.
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She took to social media after unsuccessful efforts to enter the mainstream entertainment industry.
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Stabile pointed out that the government will not bail out the adult entertainment industry.
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Disney's decision to cancel the films could have repercussions for the wider entertainment industry.
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Elsewhere in the Middle East: How Saudi Arabia is building a homegrown entertainment industry.
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Nowadays the entertainment industry — especially electronic and experimental music — has been very avant-garde.
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He gave some credit to podcasts that have drawn interest from the entertainment industry.
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The nearly 1,100-word article explores Ms. Fink's path to the adult entertainment industry.
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With the rise of streaming, the entertainment industry is going through a similar transformation.
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Everything from expense perks to pricey pay packages, an expectation in the entertainment industry.
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Mr. Davis, the founder of the Davis Firm, was established in the entertainment industry.
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We never outsmarted the entertainment industry when we opted for Netflix subscriptions over cable.
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"The media and entertainment industry is going through some rather significant disruption," he testified.
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The entertainment industry ranked higher on the list; finance and real estate ranked lower.
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I never had a fantastic career in the entertainment industry — thank you, Harvey Weinstein.
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L.A. still has the highest concentration of entertainment industry employment, with 24,860 payroll jobs.
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Copies of it were posted Tuesday to Chinese websites that cover the entertainment industry.
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"People forget I was a writer by trade," he told the entertainment industry publication.
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It's not a coincidence that this area is the epicenter of the entertainment industry.
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The series' gender pay gap, while shocking, is hardly uncommon for the entertainment industry.
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Someone impersonating high-profile leaders in the entertainment industry is conning people seeking work.
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Someone impersonating high-profile leaders in the entertainment industry is conning people seeking work.
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Stunt work is a sometimes dangerous and physically difficult subset of the entertainment industry.
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Televised awards shows celebrating the entertainment industry have seen steep declines in viewership lately.
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McDormand then urged the entertainment industry to tell more stories by and about women.
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But the entertainment industry has taken sustained legal action against smaller ISPs that disagree.
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I would say that the entertainment industry as a whole is very exhausting and strenuous.
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Entertainment industry, time to stop using the phrases 'Smart Strong Women' and 'Strong Female Leads'.
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The Academy is comprised of people throughout the entertainment industry, from makeup artists to actors.
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Video The effort made Bryant a pariah in the entertainment industry, and her earnings plummeted.
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The entertainment industry has gone reboot wild, including video game consoles, television shows and movies.
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Celebrating 50 years in the entertainment industry appeared to be quite exhausting for Michael Bolton!
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He has got to the top of the kill-or-be-killed entertainment industry, somehow.
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Tribeca Film Festival is helping women in the entertainment industry get the representation they deserve.
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In a weird way, the [entertainment] industry is still catching up to the real world.
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Laverne Cox and Amiyah Scott have both made names for themselves in the entertainment industry.
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On June 20173rd the government began a probe into tax compliance in the entertainment industry.
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Many powerful men in the entertainment industry faced consequences after years of alleged sexual misconduct.
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All of this goes to show that augmented reality is looming over the entertainment industry.
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Alexis made flouting entertainment-industry norms into a fine art of words, outfits, and postures.
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And the PEOPLE and Entertainment Industry Foundation bash has a particularly killer bag this year.
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Weinstein is the latest U.S. media or entertainment industry titan to face sexual harassment accusations.
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Still, the effect is uncanny, and proof of Netflix's widening control over the entertainment industry.
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China is known for its heavy-handedness in the entertainment industry and censors are tough.
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Do you think the entertainment industry has gotten better or worse since you first started?
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Plus: America says she's optimistic about the direction diversity is heading in the entertainment industry.
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Priyanka often credits her mom for helping her spearhead her career in the entertainment industry.
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Many of them have been working in the entertainment industry since they were very young.
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So, 'Hot In Herre' marked the pursuit of working in the entertainment industry for me.
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In 2012, internet companies took on the entertainment industry in a fight over online piracy.
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But, the work behind the scenes, can and should spark change within the entertainment industry.
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The entertainment industry has spent decades demonizing piracy, often to the point of near-parody.
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He also stressed the potential to bring AI and new technologies to the entertainment industry.
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Later, he taught in Dubai, before transitioning into the entertainment industry back in Los Angeles.
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Dan Patrick called out video games, the entertainment industry and throwing God out of school.
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The newspaper surveyed 85033 women working in a variety of roles in the entertainment industry.
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That model, the entertainment industry has concluded, is no longer viable in the internet age.
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Robin Wright became the latest actress to openly address pay disparities in the entertainment industry.
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It has over 150 signatures from Latinx leaders in activism, business, and the entertainment industry.
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Billionaire music and movie producer David Geffen is the richest man in the entertainment industry.
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Carteris agreed, but sees it as a problem that's not exclusive to the entertainment industry.
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News. Hardy now works at a San Francisco tech company, having left the entertainment industry.
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Given The Infatuation founders' experience in the entertainment industry, a partnership with Katzenberg was natural.
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Violence and destruction are everywhere in American society, from the news to the entertainment industry.
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Brooks Barnes, who covers the entertainment industry from Los Angeles, discussed the tech he's using.
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Now, Allen appears to be losing stature in another quarter of the entertainment industry: publishing.
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In the months since, have you seen any changes in how the entertainment industry operates?
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The board of directors of Cannes includes representatives from French organizations across the entertainment industry.
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The Netflix numbers do not correspond to any traditional metric used by the entertainment industry.
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It is undeniable that China's entertainment industry is less competitive internationally than its Korean counterpart.
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Armstrong was also downbeat on another major disruptor stock, this time in the entertainment industry.
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At 25, she moved to Los Angeles, hoping to make it in the entertainment industry.
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It came after a number of sexual misconduct allegations against men in the entertainment industry.
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A guest named Travis Brendle who works in the travel entertainment industry interpreted the food.
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Ms. Headey is matter-of-fact about "the boys' club" that dominates the entertainment industry.
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She broke racial barriers in the entertainment industry & remains an inspiration for African American women.
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People outside the entertainment industry have also been brought down by the Burning Sun scandal.
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Garcia has continued to work in the entertainment industry as an actor, producer, and director.
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First of all, there are already so few people of color in the entertainment industry.
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The renewed conversation around race that Black Panther enters into extends beyond the entertainment industry.
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A powerful man in the entertainment industry, a younger performer, an allegation of sexual misconduct.
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Why has he so far escaped the reckoning sweeping through the entertainment industry and beyond?
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Since the release of Zero Dark Thirty and the disclosure that the CIA assisted on the production of the movie, the agency's Office of Public Affairs, the division that liaises with the entertainment industry, completely overhauled its procedures for interacting with the entertainment industry.
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But how can we ensure that these types of situations are eliminated from the entertainment industry?
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All of those things that are happening in our political arena, or in the entertainment industry?
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Some even say — at considerable length — that the game stands to change the entertainment industry forever.
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It's embarrassing on behalf of those involved in any aspect of the billion-dollar entertainment industry.
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She may be new to you, but she stands on the shoulders of entertainment industry giants.
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Abraham claimed she was fired because of her decision to work in the adult entertainment industry.
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Two decades in the entertainment industry have made sure that he's camera-ready at all times.
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South Korea's entertainment industry has become one of the country's biggest exports in the past decade.
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Apple is ready to take on Netflix, Amazon and Disney in the increasingly crowded entertainment industry.
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Clearly, streaming companies have become major players in the entertainment industry over the past five years.
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A booming entertainment industry helped Nigeria overtake South Africa as the continent's biggest economy in 2014.
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In 2018, we should have conquered all of the firsts with respect to the entertainment industry.
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That depiction furthers the right's long-standing claim that the entertainment industry has contempt for conservatives.
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The Internet-enabled news-cum-entertainment industry stokes political resentments even as it creates epistemic anarchy.
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Richard Rushfield is a veteran journalist who has covered the entertainment industry for over 20 years.
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My dad was the one that always supported me to do something in the entertainment industry.
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With any new technology, the adult entertainment industry is often the first to capitalize on it.
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Mr. August, a lawyer from Dallas, has nothing to do with the film or entertainment industry.
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Hayek's piece shines a light on just how much power Weinstein wielded in the entertainment industry.
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He is credited for introducing his cousin Sissy Spacek to the entertainment industry, according to THR.
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Are most of your friends in the entertainment industry or are they a bit of both?
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Growing up on a farm, Hollywood and the entertainment industry had a big influence on us.
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I'm so glad there's much more awareness about the issue of diversity in the entertainment industry.
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An American problem But the issue of the entertainment industry and race goes well beyond nominations.
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The entertainment industry is the latest group to come out in force against the Georgia law.
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Hollywood is continuing to champion the fight against sexual harassment in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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This summer he has added a trip focused on the high-profile media and entertainment industry.
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There's an implicit conversation between the entertainment industry and people who are interested in bioethical issues.
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We are glad to support Wattpad, a leader in digitizing and data enhancing the entertainment industry.
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Both Shaffer and Carrozzini have chosen to avoid careers in fashion, instead favoring the entertainment industry.
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A Swiss startup, Terpon SA, is making virtual reality webcams specifically for the adult entertainment industry.
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Forbes puts Packer, a third-generation scion of the entertainment industry, at a casual $4.7 billion.
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I had to leave the entertainment industry and go into recovery, and I was teaching filmmaking.
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Right now in entertainment industry, there's been a lot of talk about sexism and sexual assault.
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The entertainment industry has widely rejected Trump's presidency, often lashing out at his policies and rhetoric.
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The growth of China's middle class has created a massive new market for the entertainment industry.
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And once you notice sexism in the entertainment industry, "You start seeing it everywhere," she said.
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As a choreographer, he's worked with some of the most celebrated acts in the entertainment industry.
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Narcissistic people, which the entertainment industry has in spades, are only woke when it's politically convenient.
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It's B. The idea came from Kevin Richardson, an American entertainment industry executive and game producer.
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Already, public health, business, travel, and even the entertainment industry have felt the outbreak's ripple effects.
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Because the war is fought in culture, in academia, in the entertainment industry, and in news.
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He may show off a recent campaign to create (virtually from scratch) a domestic entertainment industry.
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Some prominent names in the entertainment industry are praising him, while others have panned the routine.
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In a series of essays, our reporters debate how recent revelations have changed the entertainment industry.
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As a young man he sold insurance before entering the entertainment industry as a nightclub agent.
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The death certificate also notes Henderson was in the entertainment industry for 64 years ... legend. R.I.P.
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The stout Trump supporter's targets are what he considers the political establishment and the entertainment industry.
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Reagan and Trump also proved that participation in the entertainment industry need not be a barrier.
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As the entertainment industry reeled, actress Alyssa Milano sent a tweet in line with Burke's message.
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Here's a timeline of developments and responses to the outbreak in the entertainment industry so far.
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These details have given the HFPA a bit of a bad reputation within the entertainment industry.
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"EGOT" stands for the big four awards in the entertainment industry: Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony.
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Ms. Kennedy said there was no excuse for the lack of diversity in the entertainment industry.
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Then there are some women I've come across in the entertainment industry — agents, managers, club bookers.
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What are your thoughts on other entertainment industry awards like the Golden Globes and the Oscars?
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She was on hand for an A-list luncheon for trailblazing women in the entertainment industry.
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Shows like this, says award-winning actor Amr Waked, underscore how Egypt's entertainment industry is withering.
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Shows like this, says award-winning actor Amr Waked, underscore how Egypt's entertainment industry is withering.
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A Yale alumni with his resume should be more creative in finding work in entertainment industry.
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It's true that the entertainment industry did not bathe itself in glory during Hitler's early years.
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Much like every other entertainment industry, the main roles are primarily dominated by male, white characters.
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Ricky Gervais took a bite out of Apple and the entertainment industry at the Golden Globes.
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Before the two sides can make peace, the entertainment industry may have to undergo structural changes.
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The majority of her friends are ones she's met through the entertainment industry and on social media.
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In the following decades, he emerged as one of the most tenacious moguls in the entertainment industry.
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So, who better to give advice about surviving the entertainment industry to a room full of kids?
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Relying on his own exceptional success in the entertainment industry, Daniels is feeding into this problematic stance.
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According to his death certificate, the late actor had worked in the entertainment industry for 40 years.
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Rothman: The entertainment industry always flourishes in times of financial depression or war or anything like that.
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The Chinese government has targeted the entertainment industry in the past when relations with another country deteriorated.
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I wouldn't be massively upset if he never found success in the publishing or entertainment industry again.
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This month has seen an explosion of allegations of sexual harassment and assault within the entertainment industry.
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Virtual reality is penetrating the gaming and entertainment industry, but could it change the real estate landscape?
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It's no longer news, and maybe it never was, but the entertainment industry is dominated by men.
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Failing to treat the confines of the entertainment industry with the respect expected of a Hollywood star.
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Jordan Fisher is crediting Corbin Bleu for inspiring him to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.
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In 2017, meanwhile, the #MeToo and #TimesUp phenomena helped catalyze seismic changes within the entire entertainment industry.
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The HFPA is made up of journalists and photographers around the world who cover the entertainment industry.
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It sets a poor precedent for future stories about questionable behavior by men in the entertainment industry.
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Newton, Wood, and Westworld are at the forefront, showing the entertainment industry how it can be done.
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The #MeToo movement has helped many people speak out against sexual misconduct, particularly within the entertainment industry.
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And I don't care if you're in the film or entertainment industry… It just doesn't belong there.
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The accomplishment isn't just huge for Netflix; it's a total game-changer for the entire entertainment industry.
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All these stories serve as a bright spot in a currently dark time for the entertainment industry.
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I know that there's thousands [of] others that have experienced what I experienced in the entertainment industry.
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In exchange, Virgin might help with the creation of a "space-centric entertainment industry" in Saudi Arabia.
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That is not because it is a less sexist sector of the entertainment industry, far from it.
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Check out 10 standout Next Wavers in the entertainment industry below — and see the full list here.
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"This is just what happened during my sixteenth year, a teenager in the entertainment industry," she wrote.
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However, not everyone in the entertainment industry thought Miller's candidness was a good idea for his career.
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" What she's looking forward to in the entertainment industry: "The demographics of this country are changing rapidly.
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The entertainment industry is absolutely throbbing with nostalgia as people increasingly look backwards for sources of joy.
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Much of the mainstream entertainment industry is against Trump, and they haven't been shy about saying so.
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However, so far it doesn't seem like Grimaldi wants to make a career in the entertainment industry.
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He started working in the entertainment industry at just 22015 years old after landing a Mattel commercial.
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For much of its 40-year history, rumors have swirled that Apple would enter the entertainment industry.
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Somehow that&aposs a point of controversy in the group think that is the entertainment industry today.
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My mother has been in the entertainment industry my whole life, so I grew up around it.
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Profiting off these impulses isn't exclusive to the entertainment industry — camera companies take advantage of nostalgia, too.
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In 2013, the entertainment industry struck an arrangement with the telecom sector dubbed the Copyright Alert System.
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After her 70-plus years in the entertainment industry, Betty White has — no doubt — become an icon.
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Hollywood led, with 59 percent of voters saying harassment represented a big problem in the entertainment industry.
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Entertainment industry advocates are hoping Congress goes a step further by making sites liable for pirated content.
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Trump's words drew widespread condemnation on Twitter, from journalists, liberals, conservatives and those in the entertainment industry.
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Formerly the Hotel Wilcox, it was popular with the entertainment industry, owing to its prime Hollywood location.
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For months, Mr. Zou received tips from a network of friends in the entertainment industry, he said.
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That's to say, she had no special purpose in Los Angeles, let alone in the entertainment industry.
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Ivy Kagan Bierman is a lawyer who specializes in sexual-harassment-prevention training for the entertainment industry.
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But I've always wanted to do modeling and get into the entertainment industry… But now I'm here!
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Latinas as a demographic group are particularly subject to exploitation, stereotyping and abuse in the entertainment industry.
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Following her parents' footsteps in the entertainment industry, Yara started her career as a model during childhood.
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Due to the entertainment industry, there is a large population of people here looking for flexible work.
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In the film, we documented what we were seeing in front of us in the entertainment industry.
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This means that, like the rest of the entertainment industry, the porn industry has a piracy problem.
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Why do you think there's always going to be a thirst for twins in the entertainment industry?
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Still, Ms. Clifford has not apologized or distanced herself from her work in the adult entertainment industry.
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As fantasy and comic-book franchises have taken over the entertainment industry, nerd culture has become mainstream.
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Culver City, Mr. Thornberg said, makes sense for Apple because of its proximity to the entertainment industry.
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The travel and entertainment industry, which was among the first and hardest hit, is a prime example.
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However, early 20th century fighting, including boxing and wrestling, often operated as part of the entertainment industry.
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Maybe that's the biggest impact this pandemic will have on the entertainment industry in its broadest form.
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Aside from sports, the entertainment industry in the US has also borne the brunt of the disease.
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Today, we have a lot more news about how the new coronavirus is affecting the entertainment industry.
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Many in Hollywood have upped their diversity efforts following backlash toward the entertainment industry as a whole.
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That speech addressed sexual harassment in the entertainment industry and elsewhere, but also took on broader themes.
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However, if the report is true, it will definitely be a game changer for the entertainment industry.
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She found her footing in the entertainment industry and hosted HGTV's "House Hunters" from 1999 to 2007.
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To bring shoots back to California, the state in 2015 tripled an entertainment-industry tax credit program.
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Harder was a successful but obscure lawyer who had cultivated a modest specialty in the entertainment industry.
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For the last decade, Lady Gaga's been shape-shifting in the entertainment industry, and the beauty space.
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The entertainment industry was rocked last year by numerous allegations of sexual misconduct against high profile men.
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A longtime entertainment industry executive, Mr. Tomlin had vacationed here for 210 years, staying in rented homes.
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I think that there's a serious pain that's happening inside the music and entertainment industry right now.
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Harvey Weinstein, once so powerful in the entertainment industry, no longer has immunity to prey on people.
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But the truth is that the entertainment industry as a whole is bigger than than its myth.
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Specifically, Time's Up and its fight against sexual harassment and workplace inequality in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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The entertainment industry is pushing to reduce the smoke in pyrotechnics used for film or during live performances.
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On Wednesday, female celebrities took to social media to thank Moore for her work in the entertainment industry.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that the entertainment industry will grow roughly 6% in the next decade.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science is one of the pinnacle institutions of the entertainment industry.
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In his new role, Mr. Evans helped the entertainment industry learn how to interact with these outsider overlords.
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In his new role, Mr. Evans helped the entertainment industry learn how to interact with these outsider overlords.
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Scarlett Johansson has learned and accomplished a lot in her two-decade-long career in the entertainment industry.
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IO's tech is currently focused on the entertainment industry, YouGov plans to extend its application across other sectors.
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It underscores their efforts to get acknowledged as part of the entertainment industry, rather than disrupters of it.
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It has undergone no changes whatsoever … and the entertainment industry maintains that no changes or updates are necessary.
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Ehrenreich, who is 29, is an L.A. native, but didn't grow up with ties to the entertainment industry.
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Sjöholm laughed that after so many years in the entertainment industry, they're accustomed to taking on ambitious visions.
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Apple's entry into the media business is the latest move in a reshuffling of the entire entertainment industry.
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Whoever ends up with 21st Century Fox will gain control of a huge chunk of the entertainment industry.
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We've seen some examples of people growing up in the entertainment industry and having public scandals and difficulties.
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The actor brings forward the point that the conversation shouldn't stop at the entertainment industry or at politics.
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With Sean's help, we met Tom Hershey, an entertainment industry executive who lives and works in Los Angeles.
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If you want to make it in the entertainment industry, you gotta give the people what they want.
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He was considering getting into the entertainment industry full time until the Titans called again in October 2006.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been one of the more impressive achievements in the entertainment industry of late.
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She began her career in the entertainment industry as an intern on The Real Hollywood Husbands TV show.
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In other words, he seems to believe that the entertainment industry is just fine the way it is.
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Jennifer Lawrence wants to do something about the sexual misconduct that's all too common in the entertainment industry.
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Jane the Virgin's Justin Baldoni is spearheading change to improve the lives of women in the entertainment industry.
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"The big misconception, though, is that this is just in the entertainment industry," Lawrence said in the roundtable.
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The American entertainment industry will almost always indulge an artist's bad behavior if it thinks he's brilliant enough.
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People in the arts and entertainment industry have a lot of influence to help progressive ideas gain strength.
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Other adult entertainment industry sources say Network Telephone Services and NiteFlirt are two of the more familiar names.
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The death certificate also lists Hugh's occupation as an actor with 40 years experience in the entertainment industry.
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Historically, the entertainment industry has attempted to frame pirates as freeloaders exclusively interested in getting everything for free.
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But the decisions by the entertainment industry to pull shows represent a flattened version of an important debate.
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"Arrested Development" star Jason Bateman has apologized for his defense of verbally abusive behavior in the entertainment industry.
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Out of all the parts of the entertainment industry, I've been attracted to the interactivity of video games.
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Toronto's media and entertainment industry has traditionally underserved its Black and POC, hip-hop and R&B communities.
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More and more women in the entertainment industry are opening up about the misogyny they face every day.
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George Clooney launched Casamigos with real estate tycoon Mike Meldman and entertainment industry businessman Rande Gerber in 2013.
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Every woman I've ever met who works in the entertainment industry has been on a date with him.
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Other figures in the South Korean entertainment industry noted that cancellations of events were not unusual in China.
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United Talent Agency represents artists and other professionals in the entertainment industry, from Angelina Jolie to Timothée Chalamet.
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Everything else — academic institutions, Hollywood, the entertainment industry, even corporate America — is all controlled by the progressive elites.
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At the crux of this drama are not only entertainment-industry egos—always outsized—but also divergent priorities.
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Stan Lee, a legend in the comics and entertainment industry, passed at the age of 95 on Monday.
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Presenting Paul Weller: the unexpectedly Woke Daddy that the British entertainment industry should be taking its cues from.
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I've received hundreds of emails from others who've been in similar circumstances, in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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The entertainment industry auction site Screenbid is selling off some of the best items from the iconic series.
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When it first announced this new region, Google positioned it as the ideal region for the entertainment industry.
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The adult entertainment industry has long been a silent driver of new technologies, from ISPs to graphics cards.
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Silverman is the most recent entertainment industry figure to have past social media posts resurfaced by conservative outlets.
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A divisive Hollywood star In recent years, Mr. Trump has become a polarizing presence in the entertainment industry.
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Leslie Picker ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY It could be a tricky earnings call for senior Walt Disney executives on Thursday.
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We're learning more every day about how the entertainment industry has been shaped by their abuses of power.
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In another move that seems more characteristic of an entertainment industry star than a former first lady, Mrs.
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The pandemic's human toll has stopped the economy in its tracks and turned the entertainment industry into purgatory.
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Apple's plans to make itself into a big player in the entertainment industry are now coming into focus.
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It is telling that he received the news while in Los Angeles, the capital of the entertainment industry.
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While rumors about Weinstein's harassment spread widely across the entertainment industry, it proved difficult to make them stick.
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Ms. Kramer said she never regretted the years spent raising a family before beginning her entertainment-industry career.
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After walking away from the entertainment industry, he reinvented himself when the social web was in its infancy.
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"I'm in the entertainment industry and always going to events where I need to look polished," she said.
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Along similar lines, over here we're having an ever-expanding reckoning with sexual predators in the entertainment industry.
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An entertainment industry worker in Los Angeles might get help, while a service worker in Louisiana may not.
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Famous millennials, like Spears, often earned a name for themselves by creating lucrative careers in the entertainment industry.
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Sam, another wounded veteran of the entertainment industry, is a director who made B-movies in the '70s.
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For all of its entertainment-industry wealth, there is no luxury department store in the city's downtown area.
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At a time of slowing domestic growth, Chinese audiences have become increasingly important to the U.S. entertainment industry.
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Do you think people in the entertainment industry have a right or responsibility to express their political views?
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"I think I'd better leave the entertainment industry at this moment," he wrote on his official Instagram account.
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Rewind The director's first solo feature pokes fun at the fantasies and obsessions that fuel the entertainment industry.
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Hopefully now people will remember her name, her work and the contributions she gave to the entertainment industry.
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Disney&aposs growth over the last two decades is nothing less than a monopolization of the entertainment industry.
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And most businesses in the entertainment industry are not big companies – 85033 percent have fewer than 10 employees.
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Evening brought more movie-viewing and conversations with friends about the entertainment-industry tissue that connected us all.
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Here are five big takeaways from the Disney/Fox deal, and what they mean for the entertainment industry.
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Unbeknownst to us, it got passed around and copied, especially on the West Coast, in the entertainment industry.
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"Not at a young age," Federline said, "you gotta get someone well-rounded to deal with the entertainment industry."
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With 30 years of experience in the entertainment industry as a producer, Andrews got her identical boys an agent.
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"For the first time in her adult life, she's not involved in the adult entertainment industry," Panico's lawyer said.
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Actors Camila Mendes and Amanda Crew have been open about their struggles with eating disorders in the entertainment industry.
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More than 300 figures in the entertainment industry have signed on, including Reese Witherspoon, America Ferrera and Nicole Kidman.
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While some stars spoke about the recent immigration ban, others voiced their thoughts on diversity in the entertainment industry.
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Van Amburg and Erlicht, who were previously presidents of Sony Pictures Television, are highly respected in the entertainment industry.
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And some young people in Hollywood experience the sexual harassment we're finally acknowledging is endemic to the entertainment industry.
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The film industry currently sits atop the hierarchy in the entertainment industry, supposedly representing excellence in acting and filmmaking.
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He decided to stay, and soon found himself working his way up the ranks of the Philippines' entertainment industry.
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Faint said the clown entertainment industry could be affected due to the negative attention the art form is receiving.
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" She said the entertainment industry isn&apost isolated; instead, "it is the mirror you are given to look into.
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He credits the entertainment industry with creating unrealistic standards of beauty, and encouraging vain obedience in return for popularity.
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Culture moves much more quickly than politics and the entertainment industry has a powerful ability to shape public norms.
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I always wanted to be a producer in the entertainment industry or a hockey player or something like that.
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When Tongal was created, roughly a decade ago, the entertainment industry looked much, much different than it does now.
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But Netflix isn't giving up any answers, something many journalists, filmmakers, and entertainment industry leaders have rightly pointed out.
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But additionally, not just the entertainment industry — the entire world, the entire planet can come together over this issue.
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Apple has made a big push into the entertainment industry, launching Apple Music last year, and investing in content.
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Played by Mr Chaplin with anti-heroic verve, Bernard is the archetype of the self-aggrandising entertainment industry ogre.
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We hope that both of these studies' findings will now encourage collaborations between the entertainment industry and suicide prevention.
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Unfortunately, the scrutiny over women's bodies is still a common theme in Hollywood and the entertainment industry in general.
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During the ceremony, she explained that Selena offered a chance for her to see herself in the entertainment industry.
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Their stylish entrance comes as no surprise, considering many of them are pros in the fashion and entertainment industry.
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How do you think Divorce is doing on that front, as well as the entertainment industry as a whole?
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OK, ladies let's take a second to appreciate powerful women in the entertainment industry showing love for each other.
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However, there's also a darker side to the entertainment industry, and she opened up about it to The Guardian.
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Can Patreon become a powerful, multi-billion-dollar company at the heart of the global media and entertainment industry?
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But while her aspirations go far beyond the entertainment industry, Turner isn't in any rush to achieve those dreams.
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For an invisible majority, accumulating wealth isn't about a massive inheritance, family name or success in the entertainment industry.
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And if there's one thing the entertainment industry loves to provide, it's eerie dramas set in days of yesteryear.
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Kitsch as it may seem, Sapan, also known as Dr. Laser, is an illustrious figure in the entertainment industry.
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Outside of retail sales, another avenue for the company to make money is through partnerships within the entertainment industry.
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But for now, the odds are in the genre's favor — especially with the digital entertainment industry in its corner.
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"What's my motivation, as a man who spent 20 years building a career in the entertainment industry?" he asked.
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The first time the entertainment industry really seemed to feel the sting from Comic-Con was back in 2010.
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She remained in her adopted country for the rest of her life, but did return to the entertainment industry.
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"The Simpsons," and the entertainment industry writ large, are better off creating shows that both challenge and represent America.
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Dan Patrick blaming video games, the entertainment industry and too many exit doors in the schools for the shooting.
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The secret agreements, though, have a significant downside, and recent entertainment industry cases provide a clear demonstration of this.
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Tory says what he experienced is an ongoing issue in the entertainment industry, and that it needs to stop.
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Book Entry No part of the media and entertainment industry has seen a more substantial economic transformation than sports.
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Sexual harassment and misconduct has dominated conversation in the entertainment industry and in politics over the past few months.
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Over the last decade, she has collected more than $1.7 million from the entertainment industry, a Times analysis found.
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Cord-cutting platforms have taken the entertainment industry by storm, offering savvy viewers an alternative to costly cable packages.
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When we think of the entertainment industry, most of us think of red carpets and A-list movie stars.
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The movement began last year when members of the entertainment industry alleged widespread harassment by film mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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A few noteworthy newly-minted millionaires this year hail from the entertainment industry, including Kylie Jenner and Jay-Z.
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Two sources in the Chinese entertainment industry also said some Chinese-Korean television projects had been put on hold.
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The categorization is perhaps inevitable when somebody writes about the entertainment industry, for which no exaggeration seems too great.
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I'm old—I remember the 1960s when black people were going through the same thing in the entertainment industry.
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As with so many things in the entertainment industry in 2019, Netflix signifies the shape of things to come.
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The show will raise money for The Actors Fund, which supports people across all areas of the entertainment industry.
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Removing a studio audience due to the potential spread of disease is one the entertainment industry hasn't seen before.
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In her comic "Black Mirror" view of culture, unseen forces in the entertainment industry shape our taste and identity.
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I'm hugely into the entertainment industry and I believe that is what made this year so great for me.
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At all times, two-thirds of the members must be in the entertainment industry, according to the club's bylaws.
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Now, the entertainment industry is using its star power and creativity to support down-ballot candidates in the Nov.
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Dan Reed, who directed "Leaving Neverland," asked on Twitter whether pedophilia was tolerated in parts of the entertainment industry.
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This time around we have a lot more news about the impact of the coronavirus on the entertainment industry.
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She also wrote a letter to Mr. Weinstein thanking him for the opportunity to learn about the entertainment industry.
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Marla Sokoloff has been in the entertainment industry for nearly three decades, but even she gets starstruck at times.
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Mendes told Insider that the brand&aposs message of strength ties into her own journey in the entertainment industry.
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He said that the Arabs needed to do a better job of establishing their identity in the entertainment industry.
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The result is what we might call, if the analogy were not a little grotesque, entertainment-industry income inequality.
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Midweek, expect to see an influx of business travelers, in particular, entertainment industry players, and maybe even a celebrity.
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But according to friends, they met in California in the 1990s, when both were moving in entertainment industry circles.
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Higher Ground is staffed by veterans of the entertainment industry, including former employees of MTV, ESPN and FX Networks.
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In an entertainment industry that renders middle-aged women largely invisible, Lopez demands not only visibility but a spotlight.
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Americans say sexual harassment in the workplace is an issue that goes beyond Hollywood and the entertainment industry, though.
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On social media, some of Trump's most vocal detractors in the entertainment industry expressed triumph over the impeachment vote.
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Many of Trump's most outspoken critics in the entertainment industry were quick to rail against the Supreme Court nominee.
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The discrimination in the entertainment industry isn't about oversight or a matter of one man giving another a job.
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The string of virtual performances comes as the entertainment industry suffers a huge hit from the escalating coronavirus outbreak.
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The string of virtual performances come as the entertainment industry suffers a huge hit from the escalating coronavirus outbreak.
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" Most studios see broader distribution change as inevitable, noted Harold L. Vogel, author of the textbook "Entertainment Industry Economics.
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They are, of course, the best newspapers in America in this sector of the media, of the entertainment industry.
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Whether that's a good sort of beauty is debatable, depending on how suspicious you may be of the entertainment industry.
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SCAD ensures that these ambitious imminent film professionals know they have a leadership role and voice in the entertainment industry.
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Ava DuVernay, director of A Wrinkle In Time, continues to make history as a black woman in the entertainment industry.
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Many users avoid ISP and entertainment industry tracking of this sort by simply hiding their traffic behind VPNs or proxies.
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Going into the entertainment industry felt like diving into shark-infested waters with a chum bucket strapped to my back.
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But my favorite moment was when she spoke about her own insecurities as she moves up in the entertainment industry.
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" They added they also believe, "he was illegally importing exotic species into California for people working in the entertainment industry.
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He was a Legend in the entertainment industry, and a father figure to all who watched him over the years.
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Turns out there isn't a single genre of the entertainment industry that's immune to the brutality of the mean tweet.
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However, not everyone believed Cher when she said she and other members of the entertainment industry would open their homes.
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What happened was just one confusing chapter in the long history of conflict between the entertainment industry and the Internet.
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These bills were backed by the entertainment industry, and they would have fundamentally changed the Internet as we know it.
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The Even Stevens actor first entered the entertainment industry as a stand up comedian when he was 10 years old.
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The entertainment industry tells parents that the content ratings are the best line of defense between children and inappropriate content.
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The whisper network has become a scream network, bringing down powerful men in the entertainment industry, elected officials, and journalists.
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Entertainment industry heavyweights have distanced themselves from Weinstein, once one of Hollywood's most powerful men, since the accusations became public.
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Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan is using his success in Hollywood to push for representation in the entertainment industry.
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Jane the Virgin star Gina Rodriguez recently penned a powerful essay for Variety about Latinx representation in the entertainment industry.
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The beginning of 2018 highlighted yet another area of the entertainment industry that's suffering from some vast gender inequality: music.
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Feldman is hopeful that change — and justice — may be on the horizon for those in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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The project is a signpost for the ways in which augmented reality will impact the future of the entertainment industry.
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It mixes high-minded tech and entertainment industry speaking sessions with a long-running pair of music and film festivals.
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Following the 2-hour ceremony was the Screen Actors Guild Awards Gala hosted by PEOPLE and the Entertainment Industry Foundation.
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Many women in the entertainment industry are told that they must be physically desirable first, and a talented actress second.
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It seems the entertainment industry and media news cycles are only capable of addressing one problematic issue at a time.
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In the past year, the entertainment industry, long a bastion of patriarchy, has begun to inch toward greater gender parity.
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The director is happy to be joining the ranks of black, Muslim women making their mark in the entertainment industry.
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The practical value of an Emmy win has long been a bone of contention for entertainment industry professionals and watchers.
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Over the past year, tech companies have infringed on one particular space traditionally owned by the entertainment industry: Original programming.
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How do you compare it to Silicon Valley and the entertainment industry in terms of sexual discrimination and sexual harassment?
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Muhl says she kept her condition private —and hid her stomach — in fear of losing opportunities in the entertainment industry.
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With the #MeToo movement hitting its stride, 2018 was a year ripe for change for women in the entertainment industry.
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You know nothing about the music or entertainment industry, but you're the only person who ever answered this question right.
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I had one guy in the entertainment industry (not an actor) who just wanted to play board games — no sex.
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His oldest daughter Malia has already snagged several internships in the entertainment industry that actual film students would kill for.
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The Chinese have run sustained cyber operations against our oil industry, critical infrastructure and utility industries, and the entertainment industry.
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They know -- INGRAHAM: Jimmie, the left is in business of keeping us angry, and that is the entire entertainment industry.
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As powerful as it is to see the entertainment industry band together, these are still symbolic gestures — action is necessary.
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In a wide-ranging cover story for The Hollywood Reporter, Carrey, 56, discussed his long retreat from the entertainment industry.
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Luc agreed, stating it is a really big step for Asians who want to make it in the entertainment industry.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen are two powerhouse names in the entertainment industry, but they're not above hand-me-downs.
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The goal of SingularDTV is a totally decentralized entertainment industry in which content creators retain control and access to profits.
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"You're dealing with a global sports-entertainment industry with a gross turnover of about $400 billion per year," he says.
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Overall, Pitt has been "in better spirits" since weathering the difficult split in September, an entertainment-industry source told PEOPLE.
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He opened up about his struggles with alcoholism in 2013, saying he believes everything about the entertainment industry is fake.
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In an interview with Broadly, Mia opened up about transphobia, survival, and how she took over the adult entertainment industry.
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For them, showing up at the BET Awards is the entertainment industry equivalent of affirming their "street cred" and authenticity.
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Enter the Los Angeles chapter of Women In Film — an organization dedicated to inspiring female leadership in the entertainment industry.
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The arts and entertainment industry are the second largest export of the United States resulting in a growing trade surplus.
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Video games are the next entertainment industry undergoing a major disruption, all the way down to the consoles and controllers.
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The convergence and disruption that is driving these corporate venture capital (CVC) deals is not limited to the entertainment industry.
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The question now is whether and how the entertainment industry can transform that outpouring of outrage and disgust into action.
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The former acting attorney general's comments come as women speak out about sexual misconduct in politics and the entertainment industry.
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Now he's turning his sights on another powerful man in the entertainment industry around whom disquieting rumors have long circulated.
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In fact, they sparked an outpouring of hundreds more revelations about powerful people in the entertainment industry and far beyond.
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The team announced two strategic partnerships that aim to revolutionize the future of immersive reality technologies in the entertainment industry.
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Saint John left Uber in June 2018 after being offered the chief marketing officer position at entertainment industry giant Endeavor.
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The Filipino-Canadian star told Insider that the entertainment industry is slowly improving, but more work needs to be done.
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The entertainment industry has faced criticism for lack of diversity in movies and television, prompting movements like #OscarsSoWhite in 2016.
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Since then, allegations have been leveled against dozens of high-profile figures in media, business, politics and the entertainment industry.
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Then I found myself playing that role once I got into the entertainment industry, and people kept assuming my identity.
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Despite the Weinstein's cache in the entertainment industry, Weinstein Books never made much of a mark in the literary world.
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Introducing the nominations, the Bafta chairwoman Jane Lush also addressed allegations of sexual harassment and abuse in the entertainment industry.
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There was the irrevocable fact that several yards away, entertainment industry legacies — from Mickey Rooney to Johnny Ramone — lay deceased.
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On yet another floor is "Valley of the Dolls," based on the exploitation of Judy Garland by the entertainment industry.
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Despite the disruptive effect Apple promises to have on the entertainment industry, the company followed an old script on Monday.
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And, like in China, brands and merchants are testing out the format with the entertainment industry again taking the lead.
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VidCon is one of the most important events for the massive entertainment industry that's grown up around the streaming platforms.
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The directive, aimed at China's booming online entertainment industry, prompted uncommon outrage for the number of topics — 68 — it banned.
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The four-year-old company does work for the entertainment industry; Ms. Douglas once made a jacket for Bon Jovi.
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I'm just exhausted by seeing news stories every day about another guy in the entertainment industry being a complete dirtbag.
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Celebrity is as potent a force in classical music as it is in any other sector of the entertainment industry.
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"These guys all want to go into the entertainment industry," he said about the three men he was performing with.
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However, YouTube — and the digital entertainment industry as a whole — have stood out as leaders when it comes to inclusion.
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Roughly three out of four Broadway shows fail financially, even though many of them are backed by entertainment industry pros.
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E.S.T. Although television has moved to the center of the entertainment industry, the show's ratings have sagged to record lows.
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While being a global health issue first and foremost, the coronavirus is beginning to wreak havoc on the entertainment industry.
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The California native has established her career apart from the entertainment industry; she was most recently a White House intern.
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"Entertainment industry" encompasses the motion picture and sound recording, broadcasting (excluding the internet), and performing arts and spectator sports industries.
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The country's entertainment industry is fairly small, which makes YouTube the biggest platform for many artists to showcase their work.
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" Danielsen explained to Mashable that "there has been little or no effort in the entertainment industry to cultivate blind talent.
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Mnuchin was a Goldman Sachs executive and worked in the entertainment industry before becoming a member of the Trump administration.
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"Every entertainment industry, no matter what country, has a moral standard," said Mo Jun, a long-time Chinese drama director.
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Braun addressed the issue in November during an appearance at The Hollywood Chamber's 2019 State of the Entertainment Industry Conference.
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Scooter Braun is one of the biggest names in the entertainment industry, managing megastars like Justin Bieber and Arianna Grande.
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The entertainment industry has been quick to license characters for designer toys to promote movies, TV series and video games.
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If 2017 is any indication, it's a trend that could end up having a serious impact on the entertainment industry.
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Indian Prime Minister Modi has been effective in tapping into the entertainment industry to extend the reach of his power.
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Despite her undeniable imprint on the music and entertainment industry, some have noticed Lil' Kim looks almost completely unrecognizable today.
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Since recycling old stories is about 98 percent of what the entertainment industry does these days, another attempt seems inevitable.
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Other intelligence agencies have also provided support to the entertainment industry, but not to the extent that the CIA has.
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Higher-quality AI assistants; realistic voice models for people with speech impairments; and a range of uses in the entertainment industry.
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Hilary Duff revealed Thursday on The Talk that she felt "pigeonholed" in the entertainment industry after having her son, Luca Cruz.
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The Grammy Awards are a massive event in the music and entertainment industry, filled with the biggest stars and huge performances.
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Now, advocacy group Women in Film (WIF) is taking steps to ensure victims in the entertainment industry continue to be heard.
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One of my daughters works in the entertainment industry, where the lack of respect for women is exercised with religious zeal.
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Back in 2013 the broadband industry struck a deal with the entertainment industry on a controversial "six strikes" copyright alert system.
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On some level, that's a reflection of the general lack of agency and representation women have had within the entertainment industry.
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I have looked up to her in all ways (especially fashion!!): life, being a young black woman in the entertainment industry.
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At this time last year, MoviePass was the darling of the entertainment industry, boasting millions of subscribers and a cult following.
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Each will have an eight-minute presentation about what the films meant to them given by people outside the entertainment industry.
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"That's a big question," said Stone, 28, about her advice to those who are pursuing their dreams in the entertainment industry.
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Feldman also said he's concerned that social media makes inappropriate interactions between adults in the entertainment industry and kids even easier.
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And fevered competition for consumers' attention, the scarcest resource in the entertainment industry, has raised the quality of paid-for services.
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Bergthold has been so effective, he's become something of a boogeyman for the adult entertainment industry and strippers across the country.
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Vee is a veteran of the entertainment industry who has had several roles in Doctor Who episodes and Harry Potter movies.
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The entertainment industry, like many others, has a historic imbalance of power among gender that allows these violations to run rampant.
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In the wake of the Hollywood scandal, those words emerged as a social media hashtag reaching well beyond the entertainment industry.
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While the entertainment industry works, slowly, on racial representation in front of and behind the cameras, the gender disparity remains staggering.
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Recently, we reached out to the company and received the following statement: Sinemia is a FinTech company in the entertainment industry.
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His bluntness is laughable until you remember that there are many men in the entertainment industry who share those sentiments unironically.
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Duringa recent Q&A with New York Times Magazine, Slate was asked about some of her peers in the entertainment industry.
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This awards season, the Time's Up initiative is using red carpets to make a statement about safety in the entertainment industry.
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This week PEOPLE hosted its annual Ones to Watch party, celebrating all the talented up-and-comers in the entertainment industry.
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Tales of Prince showing up at private, VIP after parties and rocking out are a huge part of entertainment industry lore.
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Crews began telling his story publicly when other #MeToo revelations about sexual assault in the entertainment industry came to the surface.
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The former Teen Mom OG star claimed she was fired because of her decision to work in the adult entertainment industry.
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Before Braun became a major entertainment industry player, he was that guy trying to get people to come to a party.
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However, there's a foe that Williams herself as to contend with often as a young actress: sexism within the entertainment industry.
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The US is home to both the largest percentage of guns per capita and the most influential entertainment industry on earth.
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Fortnite has helped reignite interest in esports, with titans of the entertainment industry struggling to figure out how to catch up.
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Day opened up about her career and what she perceived as a shifting entertainment industry in a 2011 interview with PEOPLE.
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The music industry as long struggled with tackling its own systemic abuse the way the entertainment industry has begun trying to.
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In her fifth decade in the entertainment industry, country music singer Dolly Parton is back at the top of the charts.
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Websites like Studio System, IMDB, and its IMDB Pro subscription service are staples within the entertainment industry for learning about actors.
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This line of thinking led us to our fearless test pilot Thomas Hershey, an entertainment-industry executive based in Los Angeles.
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The former Teen Mom OG star claimed she was fired because of her decision to work in the adult entertainment industry.
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In the Hollywood area, it was tough because you didn't have the luxury of your parents working in the entertainment industry.
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The program is designed to encourage local kids to stay in school, using careers in the entertainment industry as an inspiration.
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China's richest man has appealed to President-elect Donald Trump not to drag the entertainment industry into an international trade war.
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Jonah Peretti, BuzzFeed's founder and chief executive, recently moved from New York to Los Angeles, the heart of the entertainment industry.
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So, what does this all mean for the media and entertainment industry, and what can we expect as the next wave?
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Kjellberg has long been backed by the biggest network, Maker, which is now owned by the ultimate entertainment industry goliath, Disney.
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It's poignant, well done, and stuffed to the brim with up-and-coming young talent, something that the entertainment industry craves.
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At this point, it is a shining example of what's wrong with the entertainment industry: It's almost exclusively white and male.
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Though the entertainment industry has always been extremely competitive, Adam contends "the most difficult obstacle" for performers is actually socioeconomic class.
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Louis B. Mayer created the Academy as a public-relations machine and a mechanism to block the entertainment industry from unionizing.
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While both of these allowed for some cross-over with the entertainment industry, that wasn't what prompted the idea for Laugh.ly.
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"nicki minaj" is one of the biggest bullies in the entertainment industry & has took part in tons of "cyber-bullying!" smh!
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"Name recognition today is different from back then," says Grande, a veteran of the entertainment industry for the past three decades.
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Carey, 45, has dominated the entertainment industry for decades and is one of the best-selling music artists of all time.
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The idea was first started by The Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, which works to increase diversity and inclusion in the entertainment industry.
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In 2018, Abraham claimed she was fired by Viacom, MTV's parent company, for continuing to work in the adult entertainment industry.
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Why it matters: While the majority of these are in the entertainment industry, allegations have also hit sports, tech and politics.
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It's no surprise that the entertainment industry would want the Tories out, since they don't value cultural capital in the slightest.
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Time's Up was officially founded in January following sexual assault allegations against a number of prominent men in the entertainment industry.
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"Chris Rock is truly the MVP of the entertainment industry," said Hudlin in a joint statement with co-producer David Hill.
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The political action committee, which backs pro-abortion Democratic women, announced the launch of its entertainment industry "Creative Council" on Sunday.
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The goal is to partner with the entertainment industry to co-produce Wattpad stories for print, film, television, and digital platforms.
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In 2018, Kidman said she felt that her marriage to Cruise "kept her from being sexually harassed" in the entertainment industry.
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The case is being reviewed by a Los Angeles County task force that investigates possible sex crimes in the entertainment industry.
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After working in the entertainment industry for a number of years, I switched to writing full time in my late 20s.
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For a long time, reboots were the plague of an entertainment industry that refused to let original ideas and perspectives flourish.
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"Ghostbusters," a reboot of the beloved 1984 movie with Bill Murray, stars some of America's funniest women in the entertainment industry.
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He spoke about problems in Britain's entertainment industry before a group of British Members of Parliament on Monday, the BBC reports.
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The following is an interview with Sarah Hindsgaul, a professional hairstylist who's worked in the entertainment industry for nearly 20 years.
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Over 70 percent of respondents say that in the next 10 years, the entertainment industry will shift toward more equal representation.
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Overall, 71 percent of survey respondents believe the entertainment industry will shift to more equal representation in the next ten year.
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Growing up in the entertainment industry it was very hard to get work with my look, which they call 'ethnically ambiguous.
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To say the least, Detroit simply isn't prepared for this massive disruption in the same way the entertainment industry was not.
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Which is a long-winded way of saying they need to get the entertainment industry to agree to cross-border licensing.
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And G.F.S. is expanding its jobs bank, called The Roster, which registers alumni and other adults interested in entertainment-industry jobs.
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Although the entertainment industry tends to be liberal, celebrities generally do appear at Republican presidential inaugurations, regardless of their political affiliations.
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"But the entertainment industry moves slowly, and the problem is that, at this rate, parity is a very long way off."
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He was catapulted into the entertainment industry after YouTube videos of him performing silly songs in his childhood bedroom went viral.
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"The problem of sexual harassment spread from not just the entertainment industry and politics but also into science," Dr. McNutt said.
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Much of the reporting about workplace sexual harassment and the abuse of power by men has focused on the entertainment industry.
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From Thursday to Saturday, I called more than 40 entertainment industry players, and almost all refused to speak for the record.
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The vast majority of the budgets in the entertainment industry are focused on declining traditional platforms like linear television and cable.
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Kamala Harris, the hometown senator for many in the entertainment industry, saw contributions from Sean Penn, Jennifer Garner and Don Cheadle.
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Whatever the case, worries about the dominance of the American entertainment industry have long been a refrain in France and elsewhere.
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Opportunities in the entertainment industry do not appear with any kind of regularity, and when they do, success is never guaranteed.
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" "In an entertainment industry that renders middle-aged women largely invisible," Thomas concluded, "Lopez demands not only visibility but a spotlight.
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Go deeper: The entertainment industry has changed a lot in the past two years, but Hollywood remains largely a man's world.
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Maisel edition will have players imagining themselves living in 1950s New York City seeking fame and fortune in the entertainment industry.
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Having been a part of the entertainment industry for years, Fields said she resonated with her character in a special way.
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And though we shouldn't have to, it's proving to the entertainment industry that there's a reason to continue in this direction.
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They addressed the chaotic nature of streaming in the entertainment industry, and asked what happens when major media companies embrace disruption.
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India's multibillion-dollar entertainment industry is quickly gaining a global audience, and it's not just because of the song and dance.
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The $85 billion deal would roll one of the nation's biggest entertainment industry players, Time Warner, into telecom giant AT&T.
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Video games are now one of the most lucrative sectors of the entertainment industry, having overtaken film, television, music and books.
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Align PR was founded in 2019 and represents clients across the entertainment industry and in areas of digital media like YouTube.
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Jennifer, you deserve so much credit for how you've changed the entertainment industry as a performer, singer, actress, dancer and businesswoman.
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Most job growth in the entertainment industry is a result of replacement jobs — openings created due to regular turnover or retirement.
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Her observational comedy covers her upbringing, her unique worldview and the realities of being a polite person in the entertainment industry.
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One by one these guys in the entertainment industry were outed, and some of them I'd heard stories about and known.
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The explosive allegations are the latest in a growing sex scandal that threatens to destabilize South Korea's multibillion-dollar entertainment industry.
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If the art world is to be more than an entertainment industry backed by a police force, Dercon needs to talk.
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"There are sectors that will be severely affected by the crisis such as tourism, restaurants and the entertainment industry," Saeed said.
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The entertainment industry has undergone a remarkable change with Netflix, Hulu, Facebook, Amazon and Apple cutting big checks for original content.
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He also mentioned his biggest reason for attending the rally was to point out the conservative bias in the entertainment industry.
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This fall, they'll relocate to a new office in Los Angeles, in order to work more closely with the entertainment industry.
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As a next step, Blakley recommends researching sexual allegations for other members of the entertainment industry, and potentially avoiding seeing their work.
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All of these reboots may make it seem like the entertainment industry is creatively bankrupt and unable to produce any new ideas.
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The golden age of black television "Inclusion and integration are necessary for the survival of the entertainment industry all around," Hodge said.
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If Netflix is building an entire alternate entertainment industry based largely on its own perceived awesomeness, viewership numbers might puncture that idea.
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But, she didn't anticipate how much the entertainment industry would "pigeonhole" her for something she agreed to in the first season: nudity.
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Dance, according to Director X, is one of the most powerful tools in the entertainment industry and has a very primal effect.
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The gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender advocacy group honors media and the entertainment industry for accurate portrayals of LGBT characters and issues.
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At Sundance, I was deeply moved and inspired by Effie Brown's speech about helping women become better represented in the entertainment industry.
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In many ways, this mirrors the mainstream entertainment industry: People are cast as whatever you need and whatever they can conceivably play.
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Key ingredients to closing the gender gap in the entertainment industry: more female leaders, mentorship and opportunities for female directors and writers.
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The entertainment industry adhered to this same power structure, as seen in the advertising posters and DIY manuals produced by hypnotic performers.
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By now, the word diversity has been thrown around so much while discussing the entertainment industry that I'm tired of hearing it.
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Similarly, with Miseducation, Hill explored the gap between who the entertainment industry wanted her to be and who she saw herself becoming.
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The call arrives at a time when trans actors are speaking up about the difficulties of securing roles in the entertainment industry.
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The streamer's disruption of the entertainment industry by extension means it has disrupted what's deemed popular enough to breakthrough the entertainment clutter.
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By contrast, Sanders' campaign had raised about $1 million from entertainment industry donors through March 23, according to the campaign finance data.
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The entertainment industry struggled to produce story lines or songs around an epidemic that was shaping the national conversation of that decade.
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You mentioned in the results that there's been some overlap between fan fiction and the entertainment industry in the last few years.
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IMDbProMembers pay a monthly fee to access entertainment industry information, including credits and contact and representation information for TV and film professionals.
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Because a woman's success was buried and her career abandoned due to yet another instance of alleged abuse in the entertainment industry.
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I hope all those who dream of one day being part of the entertainment industry will take this as a cautionary tale.
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Though her most recent film came out in 2017, the 22-year-old has sought a career outside of the entertainment industry.
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" The solution everyone keeps offering to getting more women in the entertainment industry seems to be a vague "let's hire more women.
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He knew how to harness the power of the entertainment industry to be a positive influence in so many lives — including mine.
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"In this obvious period of disruption in the entertainment industry, how we're finding stories is evolving," said Wattpad Studios chief Aron Levitz.
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He is survived by his daughters Nicole Armitage Doolittle, who works at Disney, and Michelle Armitage, an artist in the entertainment industry.
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A measurable degree of talent still seems to be the bottom line for those both within and outside of the entertainment industry.
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Although Diggs isn't actively looking to return to Broadway, he does hope it rubs off on other parts of the entertainment industry.
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But like everyone else in the entertainment industry, she's also reckoning with the post-Harvey Weinstein world that we all now inhabit.
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This is an important milestone for the entertainment industry, and from looking at what fans are saying online, they're more than ready.
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So much so, that she lacked "sophistication" and what makes other women in the entertainment industry "interesting" — their physical imperfections and appearance.
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Several prominent entertainment industry figures filled the packed courtroom including Gloria Allred, Marisa Tomei, Amber Tamblyn, and Time Up's CEO, Lisa Borders.
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Outside of major tourist destinations, the out-of-home entertainment industry is evolving to get people in and keep them coming back.
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With that in mind, FiveThirtyEight asked 13 people in the entertainment industry to come up with personal standards for representation in cinema.
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Faith & Fame is a regular column exploring how a strong belief system helps some performers navigate the pitfalls of the entertainment industry.
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The entertainment industry and the public just weren't ready to respond in an encouraging way, and she blames that on institutional stigma.
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And what will the future of LGBTQ Hollywood be as the internet forces the entertainment industry to think outside the studio system?
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Rivkin said that with each new innovation in the entertainment industry, there has been worry that it will kill the movie industry.
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SPARK is also the latest initiative from Maker Studios, which has been expanding its footprint in the entertainment industry through various programs.
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Despite the relaxed attitude, and the prevalence of drag queens in the entertainment industry, their role has largely been confined to nightclubs.
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The first song frets over his Grammy while casting aspersions on an entertainment industry, which he has conveniently defined to exclude himself.
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Perhaps the greatest cinematic storyteller of all time, Steven Spielberg has cranked out more classics than anyone else in the entertainment industry.
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"The recent events at The Weinstein Company have put focus on how women in the entertainment industry have been treated," she wrote.
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They will just simply be entertained – which is something much of the entertainment industry is no longer in the business of doing.
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I think there's a way to do these types of shows with an entertaining aspect without being part of the entertainment industry.
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Originally from Las Vegas, Rachel "Wolfie" Wolfson moved to Los Angeles to work in the entertainment industry and to smoke weed legally.
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With Weinstein terminated from his company and more men in power facing consequences, there's hopefully a solidarity building in the entertainment industry.
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But it's not just women in Hollywood and the entertainment industry who are speaking out; the fashion industry has its own problem.
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Eric Peckham: Yes, so I cover through both my own newsletter Monetizing Media, the happenings of the global media and entertainment industry.
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Anohni was nominated for one of the most-esteemed awards for musicians in the entertainment industry — an Oscar for Best Original Song.
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Before I became a journalist whose beat was the adult entertainment industry, I was just like thousands, probably millions, of other Americans.
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But it goes without saying that work in the entertainment industry is sporadic, and other jobs are simply necessary to get by.
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The whole of progressive America doesn't have a lot of control over that, because progressives don't all work in the entertainment industry.
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If trans actors continue to be denied roles and opportunity, it becomes impossible for their profiles to grow in the entertainment industry.
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And while many stories have centered on sexual harassment in the entertainment industry, harassment occurs in workplaces across the country -- including Congress.
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The movement began last year when members of the entertainment industry alleged widespread sexual harassment and assault by film mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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"I was looking for a 'normal job,' nothing to do with government, nothing to do with entertainment industry or anything," she added.
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And it's not only famous names in the entertainment industry — fashion designer Tom Ford offered up $25,000 in August to the DCCC.
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The film follows a killer who abducts reality TV stars and other celebrities to prove a point about the modern entertainment industry.
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Billionaire Hollywood producer David Geffen is the richest man in the entertainment industry, with an estimated $8.49 billion fortune, according to Bloomberg.
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Under Plepler, HBO built on its reputation in the entertainment industry for being committed to a Sunday night lineup of prestige television.
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"That was what made me very, very different than most of the other people in the Hong Kong entertainment industry," she said.
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He also created "#Nightstrife," a satirical docu-series on YouTube that tackles the job plight of black comedians in the entertainment industry.
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Because it's in Los Angeles, the airline may be going after VIP travelers in the entertainment industry, who value privacy, Harteveldt added.
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The new anti–sexual harassment campaign titled Time's Up, aimed at changing the work culture of the entertainment industry, is no exception.
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The entertainment industry can help change that by giving us more opportunities and better parts that don't solely focus on our sexuality.
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For example, it could create this for a major sporting event, a natural disaster, an electoral race, or entertainment industry award show.
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Anyway, like another boring Brit (Ed Sheeran, duh) before him, Corden appears to be absorbing every single corner of the entertainment industry.
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AT&T has reached a deal to buy Time Warner for $85.4 billion as the telecom giant pushes into the entertainment industry.
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Meanwhile, the entertainment industry seems quite interested in conflating the art and the artist as long as it helps sell movie tickets.
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In fact, the government has previously regulated safety in the entertainment industry and other workplaces where workers were killed by dangerous animals.
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According to Variety, somewhere around 120,000 entertainment industry staff and crew jobs have already been lost, seemingly with no end in sight.
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But the entertainment industry, and corporate America generally, is naturally attuned to affluent urbanites, who tend to be younger and more progressive.
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The fact is, movie theaters are no longer dominant in the entertainment industry, mainly because of the arrival of vastly superior alternatives.
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One of the few journalists to note the existence of the UMG archive was Nikki Finke, the entertainment-industry blogger and gadfly.
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The idea gained new urgency, she said, as accusations of sexual misconduct by powerful men in the entertainment industry began bursting forth.
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The unions are now turning their attention to a push for government assistance, saying that entertainment industry workers need help to survive.
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They are all part, essentially, of the entertainment industry, but some, it seems, are judged more worthy of their wealth than others.
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But in a time of expansion, with demand outstripping supply, executives at podcast companies know they have something the entertainment industry needs.
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It takes place in South LA — in other words, not the glitzy entertainment industry halls of Beverly Hills or determinedly cool Eastside.
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Movies and the rest of the entertainment industry have done more to promote degrading, confining stereotypes of women than to shatter them.
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While the volcanic Mr. Weinstein is reviled — privately — by wide swaths of the entertainment industry, he also has a lot of friends.
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TikTok's sudden rise sparked a talent war in the entertainment industry, with agents and managers competing to nab these new viral stars.
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Entertainment Industry Foundation: This nonprofit, started by Hollywood stars, has a fund that helps firefighters and other emergency workers battling California wildfires.
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The entertainment industry has also been too slow to shift to digital, resulting in a lack of compelling storytelling on digital platforms.
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SAMANTHA BEE Host, "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee" I feel like in the entertainment industry, we're sniffing out our predators like truffles.
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Weight remains perhaps the most stubborn bias in the entertainment industry, where success for plus-size actresses is viewed as an anomaly.
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Many of Weinstein's most prominent accusers are white women who work in the entertainment industry such as, Rosanna Arquette and Asia Argento.
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Bailey started his term just before the Harvey Weinstein scandal broke, which has heightened attention to sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry.
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The findings are a roadmap for politicians, the entertainment industry and technology executives seeking to tap into less romanticized measures of success.
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This year brought the prospect of political speeches aimed at the Trump administration from an entertainment industry that largely opposes the president.
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The New York City region dominated in national finance, and Los Angeles held the top spot in the arts and entertainment industry.
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"Bombshell" is a film about gender, politics, and the entertainment industry, and it centers around the recent Fox News sexual-harassment scandals.
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If there's to be serious change, the entertainment industry has to do more to make women the heroines of the world's stories.
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"Harvey Weinstein has become the poster child for not just sex abuse, but abuse of power within the entertainment industry," Bader said.
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The country has the continent's leading movie and entertainment industry and has emerged as a hotspot for startup formation and VC activity.
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The work critiques and attempts to correct the portrayal of Latino artists in the entertainment industry, while challenging gender roles as well.
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Smollett's family responds Smollett is the member of a large family that includes several siblings who are also in the entertainment industry.
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" Shortly after the naledi announcement, White wrote, in the Guardian, that society is "witnessing portions of science collapsing into the entertainment industry.
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On Tuesday, Seungri, quit the entertainment industry following weeks of scandals that have dogged a nightclub he was a board member of.
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Pertaining to James Deen and the adult entertainment industry, I very much feel like women's voices are not heard enough in that.
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Here's why Disney's decision to blacklist LA Times critics mattered, and the repercussions it could have in the entertainment industry and beyond.
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These warnings are generated by investigators hired by the entertainment industry to track and combat online piracy, often by monitoring BitTorrent swarms.
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On the bright side, Lueck's entering the entertainment industry at a time when people, especially women, are hyperaware of the industry's next step.
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Speaking at Elle Magazine's Women in Hollywood event on Monday night, Jessica Chastain gave a passionate speech about sexism in the entertainment industry.
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All the entertainment industry-centric booths were certainly packed throughout the conference, a seemingly solid indication that they are welcome additions to #TeamInternet.
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"The irony here is that Netflix only exists because they did and continue to do something that outraged the entertainment industry," Doctorow explained.
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So the country is sinking $64 billion over the next 10 years into building an entertainment industry from scratch — essentially its own Vegas.
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But in short it became a national controversy, partly because almost no one in the entertainment industry dares to challenge its calcified conventions.
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Instead, they're building alternate distribution channels that might eventually forgo the existing entertainment industry entirely, in favor of operating within the tech industry.
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Talk to executives throughout the entertainment industry, or at their streaming competitors, and they'll readily admit to thinking about all of the above.
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Well now it means literally dozens of shows across network, cable, streaming, and any other possibilities as yet unplumbed by the entertainment industry.
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Her appearance was part of the magazine's monthly "No Filter" feature, which highlights a woman who is making waves in the entertainment industry.
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Park has been accused by legal authorities and lawmakers of putting pressure on the entertainment industry in retaliation against satirical attacks and criticism.
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"This tragedy should serve as a wake-up call for the entertainment industry," said OSHA Atlanta Regional Administrator Kurt Petermeyer in a statement.
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The 16-year-old singer's name doesn't ring too many bells for those in the entertainment industry, as her résumé is quite short.
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"Here, distorted" captures the undeniable allure of the adult entertainment industry by looping the best thing to stimulate our imaginations: an endless teaser.
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The callouts then shifted toward the #MeToo movement, with patriarchal heads rolling in the entertainment industry (and the art world) at lightning speed.
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Pinkett Smith added her two cents on the matter, coming from a place of experience as a black woman in the entertainment industry.
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" The statement continues, "He was a Legend in the entertainment industry, and a father figure to all who watched him over the years.
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Rapp said he was compelled to come forward given the now dozens of women speaking out about sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry.
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Zellweger said she decided to leave Hollywood in 2010 to "explore new things" and grow as a person outside of the entertainment industry.
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Gomez didn't specifically mention Swift or Kardashian or West, but made her commentary a generic sigh about the state of the entertainment industry.
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But the entertainment industry is also slacking when it comes to getting people of color — particularly women of color — in positions of power.
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In his statement, Rodriguez suggests that everyone in the entertainment industry needs to do more to address the systemic problem of sexual harassment.
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Cottam told CNBC in an interview that the idea for the company stemmed from what he's been seeing elsewhere in the entertainment industry.
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It's far too soon to tell, and terrible men are ensconced in positions of power both throughout the entertainment industry and everywhere else.
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A year later, the organization is still building their influence in the entertainment industry and working on change, one move at a time.
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"Stock analysis was a serious business and now it's started to resemble the entertainment industry," said Zhang Gang, analyst at China Central Securities.
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Meghan Markle made her final pre-holidays appearance Tuesday evening at Brinsworth House, a London nursing home for people in the entertainment industry.
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Netflix As one of the cornerstones of the home entertainment industry, brick-and-mortar DVD rental stores seemed like they'd be around forever.
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It's a broad vision for the entertainment industry and one that would put the audience directly at the center of the creative experience.
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Haddish told the Times that like so many other people in the entertainment industry, she has been forced to deal with sexual harassment.
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The entertainment industry is still in the process of acknowledging that women's stories are rich, varying and in dire need of being told.
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We also need to ensure the movement truly represents diversity beyond politics and the entertainment industry, and protects those who are most vulnerable.
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I think they're the unsung heroes of the entertainment industry — people don't understand how much hard work, disciple, and passion go into it.
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Pivoting to another issue entirely isn't going to make up for the fact that Asian actors are grossly underrepresented in the entertainment industry.
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BAFTA's eclectic membership, representing roughly 6,500 entertainment industry professionals, votes on the best films released on British screens across the respective calendar year.
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Electric scooters are all the rage right now in Silicon Valley and as of late, they've made their way into the entertainment industry.
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The actress died peacefully at her home at the Motion Picture & Television Fund's residential community for entertainment industry retirees in Woodland Hills, California.
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That is, they failed to offer a place to have productive conversations about movies, shows, actors, and other members of the entertainment industry.
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"I choose to work in the entertainment industry, but animals in circuses and other traveling shows are never given a choice," Affleck says.
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Oscar Sunday is the biggest night in Hollywood; all the significant players in the entertainment industry have their eyes trained on that stage.
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At a time when the Japanese entertainment industry viewed anime as lowbrow and pandering, Evangelion challenged the medium's boundaries and its audiences' expectations.
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Dating anyone while in the entertainment industry is tough, said Pattinson, who was previously in a relationship with his "Twilight" co-star Stewart.
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A source close to the entertainment industry said Facebook's initiative was expected to launch at Cannes, an industry advertising festival held in June.
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As described in his 2013 memoir, Coreyography, Feldman was abused by his mother and molested by men in the entertainment industry for years.
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China has splashed billions into the entertainment industry to cobble influence abroad — giant firms like Dalian Wanda and Alibaba invested big in Hollywood.
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"This is a very serious issue in Hong Kong because it's not only happening in the entertainment industry, it's happening everywhere," she said.
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For years, every community of color has been criticizing the Oscars, and the entertainment industry in general, for failing to be more inclusive.
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And I can't think of a better person to use comedy to mock the entertainment industry and the Academy Awards for its colorblindness.
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One ramification of our so-often whitewashed entertainment industry is that this casting stood out to me as unnatural and out of place.
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There's a lot of deep-rooted division in the Latin community, between white-passing Latinos—especially in the entertainment industry—and Afro Latinos.
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India's $20 billion media and entertainment industry is in the middle of an intensifying war for content between global firms such as Amazon.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Wednesday downplayed concerns about a backlash from the entertainment industry due to the controversy surrounding quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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Many entertainment industry heavies who have given to Buttigieg are keeping their options open and have also given to others in the race.
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Those of us who cover any aspect of the entertainment industry, even tangentially, have all heard salacious rumors about someone in the industry.
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That's the kind of news that can send shivers down the spines — or dollar signs into the dreams — of the entire entertainment industry.
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But within a year of leaving the entertainment industry behind, I was only in meaningful touch with four or five of these people.
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In a 2016 interview with Vogue UK, "Fifty Shades of Grey" actress Dakota Johnson was vocal about age discrimination in the entertainment industry.
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Hayek's comments on Sunday came one day after 82 women in the entertainment industry, including Hayek, staged a gender equality protest at Cannes.
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Lasseter's leave came amid a wave of allegations against prominent men in the entertainment industry that marked the beginning of the #MeToo movement.
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It was marked by scathing jokes about sexual misconduct scandals in the entertainment industry and beyond, and by passionate speeches about female empowerment.
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But what really makes Shahidi a unicorn in the entertainment industry is that she's entirely ready to abandon her fame for something different.
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This reality surfaces in our survey, in partnership with CNBC's Closing The Gap series, on the state of gender in the entertainment industry.
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In part, ABC's swift reaction to Barr's tweet is a result of the increasing politicization of the entertainment industry in the Trump era.
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When you work in the music industry though, or in the entertainment industry, you're kind of always in the presence of greatness, right?
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We have praised the young actress numerous times for her keen remarks on the entertainment industry and her preternaturally sophisticated takes on feminism.
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OMERTÁ There are millions of dollars sloshing around in the gaming entertainment industry, with top vloggers pulling down seven-figure sums each year.
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The entertainment industry is now viewed through the lens of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements, making accusations like this harder to dismiss.
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Both companies are moving toward an entertainment industry business model by paying to produce content which they can use to sell video ads.
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In January 2015, the controversy over #OscarsSoWhite roiled the entertainment industry after a majority of the Academy Award nominees that year were white.
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There's been a lot of talk about diversity in the entertainment industry over the last few years, but change has seemed pretty slow.
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In the past, WGA strikes have lasted anywhere from two to 22 weeks, and have had far-reaching consequences for the entertainment industry.
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Ron Howard grew up in Hollywood working with the giants of the entertainment industry, and it gave him a fine appreciation for giants.
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He couldn't have anticipated that his name would be in the news because of the allegations of sexual abuse upending the entertainment industry.
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It's remarkable how slickly the entertainment industry — and its annual showcase, the winter awards show circuit — has adapted to the accusations against it.
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The money will go toward the executive's dream of upending the entertainment industry with high-quality bite-size content intended for mobile devices.
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At the time of the deliberations, Mr. Moonves was at the height of his power, both at CBS and within the entertainment industry.
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I'm hoping to use it to build my modeling career in the entertainment industry because people watching you is worth more than currency.
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In her post, Ms. Coopersmith said she had been paid a settlement, and that she had left the entertainment industry eight years ago.
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She noted that Hispanic and Latina women are often talked about only in the entertainment industry, not in professions like the legal world.
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TikTok's surge in popularity sparked a talent war in the entertainment industry, with agents and managers competing to nab these new viral stars.
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Also honored were rock journalist Jon Landau and entertainment industry powerhouse Irving Azoff, who were selected for the Rock Hall's Ahmet Ertegun Award.
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I work in the entertainment industry, and
my boss often asks me to procure free
tickets to events for him and his family.
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Vanderpump's SURvers were a group of bright-eyed twenty-somethings, all pursuing various careers in the entertainment industry while waiting tables and bartending.
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But that ease may be part of the reason things in the entertainment industry haven't changed nearly as much as they should have.
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She is an entertainment industry icon and trailblazer — the first African-American woman producer to secure a deal with a major Hollywood studio.
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A review is also due to take place every six months to ensure the guidance is addressing the needs of the entertainment industry.
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The entertainment industry has undergone a tectonic shift in the past two years, but many of the most powerful people remain the same.
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While that is slowly changing, he said, most decision makers in the entertainment industry do not see disability as part of general life.
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But instead of grandmothers, the lively room is packed with Mumbai movers and shakers — entertainment industry execs, media moguls and models among them.
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The episode introduced Weinstein to listeners — a prominent, wealthy and well-connected Hollywood figure accused of serially abusing women in the entertainment industry.
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I just need the entertainment industry to get rid of the stigma attached to what I have so I can have those chances.
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For instance, he and Belcher try to avoid saying too much about entertainment industry drama in order to leave room for future collaborations.
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But time is up for the entertainment industry to put a stop to marketing graphic, explicit, and age-inappropriate content to our children.
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With tech workers, and people in the entertainment industry, angling to get a foot in the door, getting hired there is extremely competitive.
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Others saw the shocking abuse in the entertainment industry and considered it confirmation of what happens in communities with a lack of religiosity.
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As one of the few Native American people in the entertainment industry, I&aposm used to being asked bizarre questions about my culture.
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