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In September 2016, a list circulated at CAA that placed John Musero, a scribe on The Newsroom who was picked up by the agency two years prior, among a group of “underperforming writers.” He had an active writing job and didn’t know about the list, let alone that he was on it. At the time, Musero was hopeful that his screenplay for “Main Justice,” a legal drama in the vein of The West Wing following a newly-appointed Attorney General that was optioned, would go into production.

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Justin Baldoni can obtain messages between Blake Lively and Taylor Swift that relate to the filming of It Ends With Us, a court has ruled. U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman found on Wednesday that the information is relevant because Lively identified Swift as a person in her orbit who would likely have knowledge about complaints or discussions regarding the working environment on the set of the movie.

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In a decision that could inflame parts of Hollywood amid a growing number of states barring medical treatment for transgender youths, a conservative majority of the U.S. Supreme Court upheld on Wednesday a ban in Tennessee on gender-affirming medical care for transgender minors. The justices, in a 6-3 ruling, found that the 2023 law isn’t discriminatory. Chief Justice John G.

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Blade Runner 2049 coproducer Alcon Media Group has bought Village Roadshow Entertainment Group’s film library for $417.5 million. The deal includes Village Roadshow’s collection of 108 feature films — including stakes in The Matrix and Ocean’s franchises, Mad Max: Fury Road and Joker. The library generates $50 million annually, according to court documents.

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Generate Key TakeawaysBlade Runner 2049 producer Alcon Media Group has bought Village Roadshow Entertainment Group’s film library for $417.5 million. The deal includes Village Roadshow’s collection of 108 feature films — including stakes in The Matrix and Ocean’s franchises, Mad Max: Fury Road and Joker. The library generates $50 million annually, according to court documents. More from The Hollywood ReporterSamuel L.