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Nithya Raman Promises She’ll Be a “Relentless Advocate” for Hollywood (opens the original)
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Political rhetoric aside, Nithya Raman comes by her Hollywood bona fides honestly. Her husband, after all, is Vali Chandrasekaran, writer on Modern Family, 30 Rock and other TV hits. On Thursday Raman went in front of the industry’s biggest names to argue that her professional credentials were on par with her personal ones and that she’s the candidate who will do the most for the entertainment business. “There’s a lot that mayor could do, and if I’m mayor I’m going to do it,” she told the Bloomb
Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Holds a Raucous and Revealing NYFF Screening (opens the original)
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No major spoilers! Read with confidence!Can you witness so much but tell so little? So went the question in the movie — and, maybe even more important, outside of it — as Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim‘s Elizabeth Holmes doc You Can See Everything premiered at the New York Film Festival Wednesday night.Until now, only audiences who had made their way to Telluride had witnessed the burgeoning phenomenon that is YCSE. But the Lincoln Center screening Wednesday night offered a glimpse of what w
‘Naza’ Premieres in the U.S., Seeking Change and Stoking Controversy (opens the original)
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As a social tool, the Israeli documentary Naza aims for change on two fronts: It hopes to energize a defund-the-IDF movement in the US. while swaying an electorate as it heads to the polls next month in Israel.The success of the second goal — “to penetrate the walls of justification and silence in Israeli society,” as director Yuval Abraham put it — will play out in the coming weeks 6,000 miles from these shores as voters decide whether to return Benjamin Netanyahu to office. But it is the first
The Major Social Media Platforms Are All Rejecting Paid Ads for Alex Gibney’s ‘Musk’ (Exclusive) (opens the original)
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So much for free speech.The studio releasing Alex Gibney’s new Elon Musk documentary Musk is finding itself unable to buy an ad on the biggest social platforms.YouTube, TikTok and Instagram and Facebook owner Meta are all declining to run the trailer for X, along with X itself, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.That last one is perhaps understandable given its owner. But the rejection by the other platforms has taken distributor Bleecker Street by surprise, which internally is scrambling to und
How Much Should We Really Be Worried About AI Safety? (opens the original)
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This piece is adapted with permission from the Substack Mind and Iron, a weekly newsletter about the future and how to think about it. You can sign up for free here. On Wednesday the Australian prime minister came to New York for the UN General Assembly and made what’s becoming an increasingly common revelation: An OpenAI agent had hacked into some files. The pesky thing was looking around for some data on healthcare costs, found a wall in Australia’s Medicare database and decided simply to hop
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