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From ‘Jaws’ to ‘Thrash’ — the mysterious reason why sharks are Hollywood’s most bankable on-screen villain
Ever since “Jaws” chomped its way into box office history, the fearsome shark has endured as one of most durable baddies of the big screen. Now Netflix is sinking its teeth into the genre.
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‘Hotel hell’: San Diego Comic-Con’s new Ticketmaster-style reservations system has attendees asking, ‘What were they thinking?’
After years of complaints, SDCC unveiled a new system for its 2026 edition, transitioning to live booking in real time.
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Golden Globes and Variety owner Penske Media infuriates staff by cutting their access to Ozempic
Angry staffers who work at multiple outlets across the Penske-verse tell us that their company insurance no longer covers the so-called miracle drugs, leaving them to shell out as much as $1,300 a month.
‘Reacher’ producer reveals real-life heroism where he stopped a would-be robber: ‘Just dropped my s–t and started chasing’
“Your mind just starts racing and I just dropped my s–t and started chasing this guy,” Betancourt tells Page Six Hollywood.
From Jack Black to Tom Cruise — breaking down the winners and losers from CinemaCon in Las Vegas
Theatrical exclusivity windows finally had their moment in the sun at this week’s CinemaCon. While it doesn’t sound like the sexiest topic, execs from Sony, Warner Bros., Amazon MGM, Paramount and Disney all dedicated portions of their showcases…
Warner Bros. touts ‘Supergirl,’ new Tom Cruise movie at CinemaCon before Paramount merger
The Ellison-shaped elephant in the room went unaddressed at Warner Bros.’ splashy CinemaCon presentation on Tuesday evening in Las Vegas.
Eric Swalwell sex scandal sparks furious blame game as Hollywood insiders face ugly questions
The swift implosion of Eric Swalwell’s gubernatorial campaign over the weekend is but the latest black eye for Hollywood’s political class which in recent months had coalesced behind the 45-year-old congressman as the man to replace current…
How the Academy has upset Oscar publicists again
After learning that next year’s Oscars will be held — once again — in mid-March the professionals who make up Hollywood’s awards machine were up in arms on Tuesday.
Inside superagent Ari Emanuel’s star-studded birthday party at controversial LA hotspot Noma
Superagent Ari Emanuel hosted an intimate gathering to celebrate his 65th birthday at Noma’s LA pop-up of Noma over the weekend.
ChatGPT gives its opinion of Sam Altman — and he might not be happy
Yesterday, The New Yorker published an exhaustive, 14,000-word expose on OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman by Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz.
‘Super Mario Galaxy’ and ‘Project Hail Mary’ are giving movie theater owners hope: ‘If you build it, they will come’
Driven by the releases of “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” this past weekend and overperformance of “Project Hail Mary,” this year is shaping up to be the best year at the box office since COVID, and will pass $9 billion for the first time in…
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Grammy D.C. lobbying event goes after AI
Yesterday, a host of artists met with a handful of lawmakers for events including a roundtable focused on AI.
Super exclusive club offering staff $10K to rat out colleague who allegedly planted dead rodent in sabotage plot
“We are currently reviewing security footage as part of an ongoing investigation. Significant evidence has already been collected,” a memo said.
Screenwriter for Leo DiCaprio’s ‘Captain Planet’ surprised to find he’s listed as an advisor to Ryan Kavanaugh-backed SuperFile
On Tuesday, we told you about an eyebrow-raising tech startup dubbed SuperFile that has attracted Hollywood investors Patricia Heaton and Jason Derulo and with Ryan Kavanaugh at the center of the intrigue.
Ben Stiller-produced docuseries ‘Born to Bowl’ has foul-mouthed humor to spare
Who knew bowlers had such potty mouths?
How Hollywood is reacting to Eric Swalwell misconduct rumors as California gov race heats up
Hollywood support for Eric Swalwell, who is currently leading a crowded field of Democratic candidates vying to become California governor remains steady — at least for now — despite rumors of inappropriate behavior with female staffers…
Networks running scared of Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner
With Donald Trump attending the White House Correspondents Association dinner for the first time as president this month, news networks are fretting about putting their talent in the line of fire, we hear.
How brains behind new Hulu stoner movie bought a school and bonded over ‘matched craziness levels’
When three college outcasts take an experimental drug and find themselves high out of their minds, they have to face their toughest challenge of all: going down three flights of stairs to pick up a pizza.
Art dealer Larry Gagosian recalls rare misstep with SF gallery: ‘Nobody showed up’
In 2016, Gagosian opened a San Francisco location near SF MoMA, but the timing was off.
‘My Old Ass’ writer-director’s highly-anticipated next film lands a deal
Apple Original Films has won a bidding war for “My Old Ass” writer-director Megan Park‘s next film, “Die Alive,” Page Six Hollywood has learned.
Natasha Lyonne, Grimes bolt from ‘Schitt’s Creek’ star’s A-list party after just 10 minutes
Have you ever walked into a party, realized the vibe wasn’t what you expected and headed out? We all have.