Sharon Waxman

Lionsgate's new political thriller film "Anniversary" boasts a stacked cast and a premise that hits close to home. Why was the film buried?

How NBCUniversal's Donna Langley beat out David Zaslav and wrestled Taylor Sheridan away from Paramount with a new deal worth $1 billion.

Were you wondering whether Hollywood was having second thoughts about Saudi involvement in the entertainment industry?

A letter of advice to Bari Weiss as the Free Press founder takes over as editor-in-chief of CBS News, the chance of a lifetime.

TheWrap editor-in-chief and founder Sharon Waxman introduces the 2025 TheGrill conference, tackling topics from AI to theatrical moviegoing.

Robert Redford's creation of the Sundance Film Festival and fight for the future of independent film saved Hollywood.

The Amy Goodman documentary "Steal This Story, Please!" shines a light on the lonely craft of independent journalism.

Is the lack of reaction a tacit nod to #MeToo being over? Or are women leaders and survivors just too exhausted to speak?

Screenwriter Joe Eszterhas talks about tackling a new version of "Basic Instinct," why it's "anti-woke" and why Trump is starting to concern him.

The investigation is looking at whether Live Nation, AEG and Hollywood’s talent agencies colluded on pandemic refund policies.

The expectations are low for today's media moguls who now know that $16 million is the price for buying off Trump.

Said one top executive: "It’s a deal that never had a shot and shouldn’t have been done. But they’ve also done a terrible job.”

The business of Cannes 2025 has been the story of the Gulf, along with arthouse distribution concerns and female empowerment.

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If Paramount's Shari Redstone is not careful, her efforts will backfire and undermine the credibility of her CBS News division.

Between its theme parks, movies, merchandise and cruise ships, Disney has the most on the line in China as tariffs continue.

"There are glass ceilings in philanthropy too, and she just broke it," one expert says

Though a billionaire, The Atlantic owner Laurene Powell Jobs has not found a reason to kiss Trump’s ring and has backed the publication during Signalgate.

Was all the merging and acquisitioning worth the effort for Ari Emanuel and WME, which is now back to focusing on agenting?