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Analysis: Why Tom Rothman Is Leaving 20th Century Fox


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Will Ferrell, Adam McKay to Produce 'Bachelorette' Scribe's Comedy Pilot


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Toronto Update: HBO Docs Nabs 'Marilyn'; Magnolia Acquires 'Brass Teapot'; THR Video Lounge Interviews; Full Reviews

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September 14, 2012
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HBO Doc Films Takes U.S. Rights to Liz Garbus' 'Love, Marilyn'
The U.S. cabler acquired the film about the 20th century icon on the 50th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe's death. 

Magnolia Pictures Acquires North American Rights to 'The Brass Teapot'
The fantasy comedy stars Juno Temple and Michael Angarano. 

Samuel Goldwyn Takes U.S. Rights to James Cromwell's 'Still'
The Michael McGowan-directed Canadian indie features the "Babe" star in his first leading dramatic movie role. 

Brandon Cronenberg, Sarah Gadon, Caleb Landry Jones on ‘Antiviral’ (Video)
Brandon Cronenberg and the stars of his new horror movie give us their on the message of the film and audience’s reaction.

Interviews from THR's Exclusive Video Lounge 

LATEST FESTIVAL REVIEWS

Iceberg Slim: Portrait of a Pimp: Toronto Review

Yellow: Toronto Review


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14 September 2012
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 Best of the Moment

My Life As A TaskRabbit

Brad Stone | Businessweek | 13 September 2012

A "backbreaking, soul-draining journey into what Silicon Valley venture capitalists often call the distributed workforce". Essentially, you bid online to do the tedious or unpleasant tasks that other people don't want to do Comments

Real Estate In Literature

Ian Crouch | New Yorker | 13 September 2012

John Lanchester's "Capital" elevates houses to the status of characters. The story is as much about property values as about human values. And why not? Wealth fascinates us, and urban wealth flows mostly through real estate Comments

Paddled

Christopher Beam | GQ | 11 September 2012

When he moved to Beijing for work, Chris Beam thought his proficiency in ping-pong would help him win the acceptance if not admiration of new Chinese acquaintances. In this charming piece, he explains how wrong that turned out to be Comments

The Law That Explains The Folly Of Bank Regulation

John Kay | John Kay/FT | 12 September 2012

On Goodhart's law, which says that targets don't work. Changing behaviour to meet a target changes the relationship between target and objective. So the target becomes a poor measure of success as soon as it is adopted as a target Comments

'Surviving'

Mike Marqusee | Mike Marqusee | 26 August 2012

On surviving cancer. And beating off tiresome platitudes. "The perpetual injunction [is] to enjoy, to consume, to celebrate.... [but] the only way to 'live every moment to the full' is to live for a purpose beyond the moment" Comments

Pedestrian Mania

Brian Phillips | Grantland | 5 September 2012

In the 1870s Edward Payson Weston somehow became one of the most celebrated athletes in the English-speaking world despite the fact that his one athletic talent was walking. This is his remarkable story Comments

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 Best of the Week

Obama's Way

Michael Lewis | Vanity Fair | 11 September 2012

Admiring portrait. Much discussed, now ungated. Perceptively done. Good quotes. "There are some things about being president that I still have difficulty doing. For example, faking emotion." Obama has found his Schlesinger Comments

The Tragedy Of The European Union And How To Resolve It

George Soros | NYRB | 8 September 2012

ECB's bond-buying plan has ensured the euro will survive, says Soros. But many political decisions about the future of the EU will need to be taken in the next year or so. This is Soros's analysis of the choices that lie ahead Comments

My Life As A TaskRabbit

Brad Stone | Businessweek | 13 September 2012

A "backbreaking, soul-draining journey into what Silicon Valley venture capitalists often call the distributed workforce". Essentially, you bid online to do the tedious or unpleasant tasks that other people don't want to do Comments

Nobody's Century: The American Prospect In Post-Imperial Times

Chas Freeman | Middle East Policy Council | 5 September 2012

Speech. "The only real menace to our freedoms is our own willingness to supplant the rule of law with ever more elements of a garrison state, [while] the so-called war on terror has become an endless run in a military squirrel cage" Comments

Cosmo, The Hacker 'God' Who Fell To Earth

Mat Honan | Wired | 11 September 2012

Sequel to last month's story in which tech writer Honan described how his life descended into turmoil when he was hacked. This time, he goes eyeball-to-eyeball with a 15-year-old master hacker who tells him how and why he does it Comments

Philosophy v Science: Which Can Answer The Big Questions Of Life?

Julian Baggini & Lawrence Krauss | Observer | 9 September 2012

Philosopher contends that science is engaging in "mission creep" but doesn't have all the answers. Some things are better addressed through other disciplines, such as philosophy. A physicist responds Comments

Boy's Own Broadmoor

Patrick McGrath | Intelligent Life | 11 September 2012

Novelist recalls growing up in high-security psychiatric hospital, run by his father, housing some of Britain's most violent criminals. "As a small boy you tend not to think about whether you're having an unusual childhood" Comments

Paddled

Christopher Beam | GQ | 11 September 2012

When he moved to Beijing for work, Chris Beam thought his proficiency in ping-pong would help him win the acceptance if not admiration of new Chinese acquaintances. In this charming piece, he explains how wrong that turned out to be Comments

Tom Rothman Leaving 20th Century Fox


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Geoff Ammer Memorial Brings Out Top Hollywood Executives


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