Caitlin Huston
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 82
- Latest publication
- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Aaron Sorkin Bets On Himself to Deliver a Worthy ‘Social Network’ Follow-Up. No Pressure (opens the original)
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Next week, Aaron Sorkin will see the theatrical release of The Social Reckoning, his long-awaited follow-up to The Social Network, as well as the start of the Broadway revival of A Few Good Men. The leadup is stressful, not just because of the workload, the film premieres, the press frenzy, or, as Sorkin jokes to The Hollywood Reporter, “the potential for career immolation.” But also because Sorkin is returning to two topics that have been benchmarks in his career. “I’m very proud of the film. I
Mattel’s Ynon Kreiz Named as Co-CEO of David Ellison’s Paramount-Warner Bros. (opens the original)
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After much buzz, Paramount CEO David Ellison has officially announced Mattel exec Ynon Kreiz as co-CEO of the merged Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery company. Ellison will focus on “the company’s long-term strategy, creative vision and direction, including its talent relationships, strategic partnerships, technology and capital allocation,” the company said, while Kreiz will focus on day-to-day management and integration of the combined businesses. Kreiz’s exit as CEO of Mattel was announced
Guy Raz Acquires Ownership of ‘How I Built This’ Podcast, Partners With Vox Media (Exclusive) (opens the original)
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Guy Raz is acquiring full ownership of his business podcast How I Built This and adding in video as he partners with Vox Media on the future of the show. Starting later this fall, How I Built This will premiere video episodes on YouTube and social media platforms, and in early 2027, the show will begin publishing twice as many episodes. Vox Media and Raz also plan to bring back live events for the podcast. Raz acquired ownership of the show from NPR (the show also previously had a licensing deal
Broadway Box Office: Grosses Drop 11 Percent Amid New England Nor’Easter (opens the original)
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Broadway attendance and capacity took a plunge last week, with both dropping about 11 percent from the prior week. This came amid a weekend storm that led to a state of emergency in several New York areas, and came the week after the end of the Broadway Week promotion, which offered discounted tickets to several shows in an effort to boost attendance before the fall season heats up. Hamilton was the highest grossing show last week, with $2.6 million, followed by The Lion King with $1.7 million.
New York Film Festival Kicks Off With James Gray, Tony Gilroy and Filmmakers Toast In New Lounge (opens the original)
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The New York Film Festival and Rolex unveiled their new filmmakers lounge at the Lincoln Center Thursday night, where filmmakers including Paper Tiger’s James Gray and Behemoth!’s Tony Gilroy caught up and prepared for the frenzy of opening night Friday and the days ahead. Housed within the glass-walled Lincoln Ristorante, across from the Lincoln Center reflecting pool and within eyeshot of the main exhibition hall for the film festival, the lounge had been a goal for the festival and for Daniel
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