Steven Zeitchik

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Steven Zeitchik

A national money-generating enterprise filled with energy and ideas that had defied the naysayers. The arrival of a brash leader who thinks he has all the answers and makes bold and unilateral changes. More from The Hollywood ReporterAdvertisementAdvertisementA rapid collapse that leaves all the principals in disbelief at how one man ruined everything. The U.S. economic miracle of the past few years as undermined by Donald Trump?

2 weeks ago | hollywoodreporter.com | Steven Zeitchik

Travis Scott making the jump from Aggro Dr1ft to hang out with Bunny Boy? The kids from Kids meeting up with Alien and the Spring Breakers? Something else Harmony Korine hasn’t come up with yet? Korine’s studio EDGLRD is making a first-look deal with Runway, the New York-based film-focused machine-intelligence firm, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

3 weeks ago | hollywoodreporter.com | Steven Zeitchik

Was it a little like William Wallace’s freedom speech in Braveheart? Did it contain the drama of Don Larsen working toward that World Series perfect game? Or maybe the vibe was more Spalding Gray in Swimming to Cambodia, the monologist as circus master. For those steeped in screen entertainment, the analogies came and fast and furious as Cory Booker took the Senate floor Monday night and Tuesday. Fortunately, he gave us a lot of time to come up with them.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Steven Zeitchik

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3 weeks ago | hollywoodreporter.com | Steven Zeitchik

At the start of Hayao Miyazaki’s modern classic Spirited Away, the young heroine Chihiro and her parents are exploring a seemingly abandoned theme park when a boy named Haku greets her with a warning: Chihiro must cross back over a dry riverbed and head home before sunset while she still can. She fails to do so, and soon finds the river swollen and her parents turned into pigs, stranded in a new world she doesn’t understand.