How Johnny Depp Made $1 Million in a Week; Ratings Impact of NBC’s First All-Live Winter Games; Philip Seymour Hoffman Friend Sues Enquirer; Paramount Prepping 3D ‘Noah’; NBC Yanks ‘The Michael J. Fox Show'; ‘Frozen’, 'Thor' Boost Disney

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES How Johnny Depp Made $1 Million in a Week The cost-effective business of film stars and "boarding" scenes: Where A-listers work on a compressed schedule, studios save, and everyone keeps the illusion of his or her quote. | Read More How NBC's First All-Live Winter Games Could Impact TV Ratings Will digital streams cannibalize primetime? The Hollywood Reporter crunches the numbers from the 2012 Games to see how this year's event could play out. | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS Philip Seymour Hoffman Friend Sues Enquirer Over Gay Lover Story Playwright David Bar Katz filed a $50 million lawsuit after the publication claimed he told them he and the actor were gay lovers. | Read More Paramount to Release 'Noah' in 3D in Foreign Markets (Exclusive) While the studio will distribute Darren Aronofsky's biblical epic in 2D in the U.S., it is prepping a 3D version to sell the movie's spectacle to audiences abroad. | Read More 'Frozen,' 'Thor' Boost Disney Quarterly Earnings UPDATE: Disney shares were rising 3 percent after the closing bell once the conglomerate reported a record for fiscal first-quarter earnings. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS NBC Yanks 'The Michael J. Fox Show' UPDATED: Just a few weeks after shutting down production on "Sean Saves the World," NBC pulls the remaining episodes of the fellow struggling Thursday comedy -- replacing them with "Hollywood Game Night." | Read More CBS Orders Wall Street Drama From EP John Cusack The network has also handed out a pilot order to a drama from "Brothers & Sisters" EP David Marshall Grant, with both pilots hailing from Sarah Timberman and Carl Beverly. | Read More USA's 'Psych' to End After Eight Seasons The long-running comedy starring James Roday and Dule Hill will wrap March 26 with a one-hour aftershow following the finale. | Read More THE BUSINESS 'Fruitvale Station,' Ira Sachs' 'Love Is Strange' Added to Altitude Film's Debut U.K. Release Slate The startup division of British company Altitude Film Entertainment builds debut theatrical release slate for 2014 and beyond. | Read More Miramax Can't Trim Saul Zaentz's $20 Million 'English Patient' Lawsuit Harvey Weinstein looks primed for an April trial showdown over the 1996 Best Picture winner. | Read More Film Academy Sues Over 'Counterfeit Replica' Oscar Statuettes A Texas man is hit with copyright and trademark claims for selling knockoffs on eBay and Etsy. | Read More STYLE & CULTURE RECOMMENDED FOR YOU Jimmy Kimmel Banishes Matt Damon in Tense Reunion (Exclusive Photo) Jimmy Kimmel isn't taking Matt Damon's return to Jimmy Kimmel Live! well. | Read More 'Elementary's' Syndication Sale Nets CBS a Whopping $3 Million an Episode This story first appeared in the Feb. 14th issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. While much of the TV syndication business was in Miami Beach at NATPE, CBS closed two significant off-network deals -- in Los Angeles. | Read More You are currently subscribed to The Hollywood Reporter Headlines newsletter as zakakl9000.worldmovies@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Newsletter Preferences | Forward To A Friend | Follow us on Twitter or Facebook ©2014 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy