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2015 MEDI A K IT
2015 MEDI A K IT
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POST/GRADUATE DEGREE 30%
A F F LU E NC E PU RC H A SI NG POW ER
ON JEWELRY & WATCHES IN THE LAST YEAR $11,200
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THE REPORT
As the first editorial section, “The Report”
elaborates on the soundbites the biz is
buzzing about and takes a closer look
at the week’s headlines.
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news, exclusive analysis, showbiz
stocks, box office numbers
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es, I Did Say That! Who’s saying
(and tweeting) what in Hollywood
+ 7 Days of Deals: Who’s inking on the
dotted line this week
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+ Hollywood Hits the Red Carpet
From premieres to parties, film festivals
to fundraisers, an exclusive look at what
they wore and who mingled with whom at
Hollywood’s elite celebrations.
+ Rambling Reporter Scoops on the
industry from an insider.
+ Power Lunch Where Tinseltown’s power
players convene to seal the deal.
+ Hitched, Hatched, Hired Personal
milestones of the industry’s power players.
◄ publicity
Jolie’s message How a crisis
became a media moment ��� 20
film
Cannes lessons 4 takeaways
from the rain-soaked fest ���� 20
the RepoRt An InsIde Look BehInd The heAdLInes
THE
BUSINESS
Deals
meryl’s musiCal Why big stars
are singing for little money �� 24
studios sweating Crowded Heat index
summer at the Box office
xecutive Suite
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Jampacked release calendars and executive intrigue make for an especially stressful blockbuster
+
michael douglas
season as the $200 million gambles begin rolling out By Pamela McClintock and Kim Masters His turn as liberace
in Behind the Candelabra
wins raves at Cannes as the
steven soderbergh
HBO pic shoots to the front
of Emmy contenders�
+ The Race
m i k e da r n e l l
Fox’s reality chief faces a
huge task in rebooting
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American Idol after
a disastrous season, with
courtesy of columbia pictures. elysium: kimberley french/columbia tristar. epic: blue sky studios/20th century fox (2). smurf: courtesy of sony animation. turbo: dreamworks animation. down: reiner bajo/columbia pictures.
a finale down 40 percent and
a median age up to 51�2�
W
i t h U. S. t ick et Sa l e S a l r e a dy matters,” says Warners distribution chief Dan Fellman.
down 11 percent this year and the number Buzz is good on the studio’s biggest bet of the summer,
+ Award Season Opinion Column
of big-budget movies sharply up, summer Man of Steel (June 14). Riskier is Guillermo del Toro’s
2013 is turning into a nail-biter. Volatile robots vs. monsters epic Pacific Rim in July, but Warners
B i l l l aw r e n c e
political situations at several studios are making matters only has a 25 percent stake in the film. Its main financier, The Cougar Town co-creator
worse for top execs. Legendary Pictures, is the bigger question. Founder proves himself the King
of the Upfronts, selling new
sony Its parent has denied that it’s for sale, but activ- Thomas Tull has made no secret that he is looking for a shows at NBC (Undateable),
ist shareholder Daniel loeb now is pushing the company new home, possibly Universal, and if his company takes Fox (Surviving Jack)
and TBS (Ground Floor)�
to spin off entertainment assets. Amid the pressure on a hit, his mood isn’t likely to improve.
studio chiefs michael lynton and amy Pascal, Sony will ParamounT J.J. abrams’ Star Trek Into Darkness is
release seven big films this summer, tops in Hollywood. underwhelming domestically ($83.7 million and count-
Box Office Reports
After Earth, a sci-fi epic from m. night shyamalan starring ing) but performing far better overseas, which was one of
+
Will smith and son Jaden, enters a crowded market Paramount’s objectives. The big remaining question
May 31. Competitors believe it might have trouble mark is the troubled Brad Pitt zombie film, World
matching the $37.1 million bow of April’s similar War Z, which opens only one week after Man m e l i s s a j oa n h a r t
Oblivion. Smith’s Men in Black 3 grossed $624 mil- of Steel, on June 21. The studio financed extensive Not everyone can be
Zach Braff: The actress shuts
lion worldwide for Sony last summer but cost too Pascal
reshoots — or, rather, shoots, since the third act down her Kickstarter campaign
much (a blistering New York Times piece May 18 was entirely reconceived — and executives have been for a rom com after raising only
$51,000 from 315 donors,
pegged Sony’s profit margin at a slim 6.5 percent). in overdrive trying to reverse negative buzz. far short of her $2 million goal�
Other risks include White House Down, which universal Fast & Furious 6 looks poised to
follows the similarly themed Olympus Has Fallen deliver (can it match Fast Five’s $626.1 million in
+ Social Action
($132.5 million in March). On July 12 comes such a crowded market?). Chiefs adam Fogelson showbiz stocks
Robinov
Grown-Ups 2, a follow-up to an original that grossed and Donna langley have turned in an improved per-
$271.4 million but must compete with mega-budgeted formance in recent months, with such hits as the horror $ 1 5 . 5 4 (+4.5%)
realD (rld)
Pacific Rim. July also brings The Smurfs 2 (one of movie Mama and the comedy Identity Thief. Despicable Paramount moved up by one
many animated films in the game this summer), and Me 2 (July 3) seems like a sure thing. But RIPD, a day the release of Star Trek Into
Darkness, which uses RealD’s
matt Damon’s Elysium is another sci-fi bet in August. supernatural action movie with ryan reynolds, has some 3D technology, and analyst Eric
Warner Bros. Chief Jeff robinov needs to preside over joking that it should drop “D” from the title. Sources say Wold predicts six of summer’s
top 10 movies will be in 3D�
a strong summer to quell speculation about his future bosses at Comcast expect this film to lead to a loss.
following the elevation of Kevin Tsujihara to the top job. Disney What exactly is the budget of The Lone Ranger? $ 2 5 .7 6 (-4%)
The Great Gatsby has performed and The Hangover Part Disney chairman robert iger personally intervened to FaCeBooK (fb)
III probably is critic-proof but faces a strong Memorial lower the cost of the Johnny Depp Western from $250 mil- Nielsen says minutes
per user on desktops dropped
Day rival in Universal’s Fast & Furious 6. “The second, lion to $215 million. Now that original figure is believed 6 percent in a year�
third and fourth weekend could turn out to be what to be a distant memory. The good news: Disney is raking may 13-20
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backlot
BACKLOT
madE in Hawaii
productions is an ongoing process.
In its fourth season, CBS’
+ Milestones & Anniversaries
Hawaii Five-0 filmed on one “We need to let people know
of Hawaii’s many beaches.
we exist here and that we have a
really good tax incentive,” he says.
When Hollywood thinks of
Hawaii, it’s the state’s beaches and
jungle vistas that immediately
come to mind. But Dawson says
producers would be remiss to dis-
count the state’s urban amenities.
“People know us for the diver-
+ Walk of Fame & Industry Honors
sity of our landscapes,” she says,
“but our architecture is quite
diverse, too. It’s easy to shoot
period pieces that take place on
our islands because the buildings
of those eras all still exist.”
Hollywood slowly is starting to
figure that out.
The iconic Aliiolani Hale, a
former governmental palace that
+ On Location
now serves as the home of Hawaii’s
Supreme Court, stands in as
the fictitious headquarters for
CBS’ Hawaii Five-0 team. It
also played an important role in
Tim Burton’s upcoming Weinstein
Co. feature Big Eyes. The
biopic, starring Amy Adams and
Christoph Waltz as feuding married
Hawaii bEts on 100 morE YEars
artists Margaret and Walter Keane,
+8 Decades of The Hollywood Reporter
wrapped shooting on Oahu in
late September. And Legendary/
Warner Bros.’ Godzilla, starring
Bryan Cranston, also recently com-
Godzilla, Tim Burton and Cameron Crowe all are filming in the state, which recently has boosted pleted a visit to Honolulu.
its tax incentives even as it celebrates its centennial as a site for film production By Matthew Fleischer Director Cameron Crowe’s
E
X act ly on e cen t u ry ag o, filmmakers from the mainland. per-project incentive cap from still-untitled Hawaii feature,
Hollywood silent-film direc- Spurred on by a dip in produc- $8 million to $15 million and made meanwhile, just started shooting
tor John Griffith Wray took his tion spending — from $245 million the boosts retroactive to Jan. 1. on Oahu and will take advantage
+ MADE IN Reports on the destinations
production crew to the remote in 2012 to an estimated $202 mil- Dawson says the new incentives of the island’s numerous military
American colony of Hawaii to lion in 2013 — the Hawaii have led to a surge of inquiries facilities. Will Burton’s and Crowe’s
film two shorts, the first ones ever state legislature recently approved from Hollywood producers. “We projects give local production the
made on the islands: The Shark a 5 percent across-the-board have seen a definite increase boost Wray’s did a century ago?
God and Hawaiian Love. increase to the state’s existing tax in interest since the incentives “We are excited to be
“It’s fascinating to think that credit, effective July 1. Qualifying passed,” she says. celebrating 100 years of film
when those first productions film and TV projects now will Socrates Buenger, owner and production,” says Georja Skinner,
came here, this was still a mon- receive a 20 percent rebate for CEO of the new 21,000-square- chief officer of Hawaii’s Creative
archy,” says Hawaii state film shoots on Oahu and 25 percent on foot Maui Film Studios, the Industries Division. “We really
hawaii five-0: mario perez/cbs. haumana: courtesy of hawaii international film festival.
acting as film and TV sets.
commissioner Donne Dawson. the neighboring islands. The law only soundstage in Maui located feel we have a great tax-incentive
“Our queen was still alive. We’ve also extended the credit’s sunset in the Kahului industrial program that will take us another
come a long way.” date from 2015 to 2019, raised the region, says that landing new 100 years.”
To mark the centennial of
local film production, Hawaii is
celebrating. There’s a film ret- With Elvis Presley on Tap, the Hawaiian Film Festival Joins the Party
rospective of island-filmed
“Movies have been made in Hawaii part of the state’s celebratory Japanese animation master
titles in October at the Hawaii for 100 years, and we’ve been here party, the fest has programmed Hayao Miyazaki’s The Wind
International Film Festival and an for one-third of that time,” says movies set in the Aloha State like Rises and close with the locally
exhibit on fashion in cinema Chuck Boller, executive director Elvis Presley’s Blue Hawaii (1961), produced The Haumana, about
at the Modern Hotel, held in of the 33rd Hawaii International which will screen on Waikiki students at a hula school. To
conjunction with Hawaii Fashion Film Festival, which kicks off Beach. With its traditional focus round things out geographically,
Oct. 10. The event, screening 209 on movies from Asia and the the fest’s EuroCinema section,
Month. But even as they toast features, runs through Oct. 20 in Pacific Region, HIFF will open with presented by Honolulu’s Luxury
the state’s past, officials are looking Oahu, then moves to the Big Island the U.S. premiere of South Korean Row, will shine a spotlight on 19
Hawaii-born Keo Woolford’s
for additional ways to lure more The Haumana will close the fest. and Kauai from Oct. 24 to 27. As feature Final Recipe as well as European films. — GREGG KILdAy
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STYLE STYLE
HOLLYWOOD STYLE
FASHION
STYLE BEAUTY
1 FASHION
OPALESCENT 2
PINKIE PINKS
GLAMOUR WHAT to PACK
for CANNES
Spring’s in-demand digits
include girlie pastels and bright berries
+ Fashion, Beauty and Hollywood Style
The lustrous stones, served with a side of diamonds, are the latest as Hollywood’s top manicurists
luxury on Hollywood’s awards-season carpet By Carol McColgin reveal their favorite shades By Meg Hemphill
1
Rain or shine, here’s all you
need to look tres chic at the
South of France film fest
By Carol McColgin
3
2
DAYTIME for
+ Jewelry and Timepieces
HER
“Bring a pretty day dress that is a little
less dressy than a cocktail one and BERRY CHIC
chic separates,” says Elizabeth Banks’ stylist “Brights and berries are on
trend,” says A-list manicurist
Wendi Ferreira, of the sister styling duo Ashlie Johnson, who
Wendi & Nicole. “And also bring bright prints!” used Chanel’s Coup de Coeur on
Jennifer Garner for the Oscars.
“It’s an elegant and fun
raspberry.” Le Vernis in Coup de
3
Coeur by Chanel; $27, at
Saks Fifth Avenue, Beverly Hills
+ Real Estate and Hollywood Homes
1. Wrinkle-proof
dress
Patterned knit jacquard
dress by Valentino;
$2,490, at Saks Fifth WHITE HOT
Avenue, Beverly Hills
“White is the new red,” says
2. Fedora Zooey Deschanel’s manicurist,
Craig hat in bone/navy Tom Bachik, who has used
4
with woven knot L’Oreal polish in A La Meringue on
and anchor accent by the New Girl star. For a softer
Eugenia Kim; $290,
4
take, Bachik likes L’Oreal Sweet
at Barneys New York,
5
Beverly Hills Lilac (“white with a hint of color”),
which Jennifer Lopez has
3. Mix-and-match worn on American Idol. Les Blancs
Leslie Mann wore separates Collection Colour Riche Nail
+ Travel and Hollywood Hideouts
Kimberly McDonald Striped boatneck in Sweet Lilac and A La Meringue
6
cotton T-shirt by Sacai by L’Oreal Paris;
emerald-slice Luck; $325, barneys
boulder opal $6 each, at drugstores
.com. Snake-print
earrings, and The viscose-polyester
Affair winner cardigan by Alexander
Ruth Wilson (right) McQueen; $1,495,
dazzled in a neimanmarcus.com
one-of-a-kind Irene
Neuwirth opal 4. Touch of sparkle
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MANN: DAVID CROTTY/PATRICK MCMULLAN/SIPA USA. WILSON: SPLASH NEWS/CORBIS. WILSON RING, MANN EARRING: JASON MERRITT/GETTY IMAGES.
and diamond pavé Mexican fire opal
5
ring at the Golden and rose-cut diamond
Globes on Jan. 11. earrings set in
18-karat rose gold by
Irene Neuwirth;
$20,960, at Barneys
New York, Beverly Hills
+ Automotive
5. Chic carryall
Leather handbag with
zip closure by Roger
Vivier; $3,050, at Roger
Vivier, 212-861-5371
6. Slim-fit pants
Cotton-blend flat-front
Strenner pant by The
Row; $690, at Barneys
New York, Beverly Hills
7. Two-tone shades
Tortoise and blue
plastic sunglasses by
Thierry Lasry; IT’S ELECTRIC
$485, barneys.com
SOFT SHADES “Brights are back, and this is
a brighter-than-bright
8. Strappy sandal “Essie has a beautiful beige
+ Gift Guides & Gadgets
purple,” says Jenna Hipp,
Lance patent-leather called Spin the Bottle who has used this
heel in Neon Flame that I’ve used a lot,” says
1 Red-Carpet Watch 2 Hello, Studs 3 Flights of Fancy 4 Statement Stone 5 Rainbow Bright by Jimmy Choo; eco-friendly shade from her
SHOE: COURTESY OF JIMMY CHOO.
Kimmie Kyees, who most
7 8 9
Chanel Fine Jewelry Plume Kimberly McDonald Stephen Webster Fly Graziela Gems Opal Jacob & Co. cocktail ring $775, at select Jimmy latest line on Emily Blunt.
Enchantee watch with faceted white-opal and by Night earrings with Perfection ring with featuring an oval center opal Choo boutiques
recently painted Rosie What’s Hot Now Nail
sapphires, diamonds and diamond stud earrings diamond pavé and quartz Ethiopian blue opal (3.72 carats) with Mandarin Huntington-Whiteley’s nails Collection in On the List by
an opaline face set in set in 18-karat rose gold; pink-opal crystal haze set (10.43 carats) and garnets, orange sapphires, 9. Yacht-friendly flat with it. The celebrity manicurist Jenna Hipp; $32 (part of a set
18-karat white gold; $232,000, $10,950, at Kimberly in 18-karat rose gold; $13,750, diamonds set in 18-karat green garnets and diamonds; Patent-leather fringe (Katy Perry and Rihanna of 12 mini-bottles),
at Chanel Fine Jewelry McDonald, Los Angeles, at Stephen Webster, white gold; $20,000, $21,000, at Jacob & Co., sandal with pebbled sole are clients) also is a fan of the beautysmostwanted.com
boutiques, 800-550-0005 310-854-0890 Beverly Hills, 310-246-9500 grazielagems.com New York, 212-719-5887 by Tod’s; $725, at Tod’s new pastels: “Mint greens
boutiques, 800-457-8637 and a variety of blues are
great for spring.” Blue Orchid by
56 | THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER | 05.16.14 Deborah Lippmann; $18, at
Neiman Marcus; Spin the Bottle
and Fashion Playground
PHOTOGRAPHED BY Mike Lorrig www.thr.com | THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER | 47 by Essie; $8.50 each, essie.com
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THR EDITORS JANICE MIN
CAROL MCCOLGIN
Style Editor
Co-President/Chief Creative Officer,
Entertainment Group McColgun covered fashion for six years at
Us Weekly (including annual style issue
Min joined THR in June 2010 to and style specials) before joining THR in
spearhead the transformation of the October 010. She oversees all Hollywood
80-year-old brand, earning her a 2012 Style fashion content and market
NEJ Luminary Award, named a 2012 coverage both in-book and online.
“Hollywood Mavericks” in Details
Magazine, and 2011 Game Changers in MERLE GINSBERG
Media nod from The Huffington Post. Senior Style Writer
As editor-in-chief of US Weekly, she was Joined THR in October 2011. The Senior
named one of the Post’s Most Powerful Style Writer is a best-selling author,
Women in New York (2007) and one of television personality and leading expert
Crain’s 40 Under 40 (2006). She on entertainment fashion who has
regularly appears on Today and covered style for WWD, People, W,
Harper’s Bazaar, Rolling Stone, The New
Entertainment Tonight and has been
York Times Magazine, Today,
featured in The New York Times, USA
Entertainment Tonight and Access
Today, The New Yorker and on Nightline. Hollywood.
STEPHEN GALLOWAY TODD MCCARTHY ERIN WEINGER
Chief Film Critic Style Editor, Pret-a-Reporter.com
Executive Editor, Features
Joined THR in March 2013. Weinger was
Joined THR in 1993. A graduate of Joined THR in October 2010 after a
designer Kelly Wearstler’s director of
Cambridge and AFI, Galloway created near life-long career as an internationally
digital content for fashion. Before that,
THR’s signature Roundtable Series as well regarded film critic at Variety. McCarthy
she was a staff writer for the L.A. Times’
as the high-profile Power 100 Women in is also the filmmaker behind several
Image section and consulted on projects
Entertainment Mentorship Program that documentaries.
for L.A.-based fashion public relations
pairs inner-city youth with Hollywood execs.
firm SPR, strategizing the social media
TIM GOODMAN campaigns for accounts including The
MATTHEW BELLONI Chief TV Critic Grove and The Way We Wore.
Executive Editor Joined THR in October 2010. Goodman
Formerly an attorney at an entertainment built his reputation as one of the most
litigation firm in Los Angeles, Belloni joined distinctive voices writing about television as
THR in 2006 to write for THR’s Hollywood, a long time critic, columnist and blogger
Esq. blog. In addition to heading the (The Bastard Machine) for the San
THR newsroom, Belloni continues to Francisco Chronicle.
moderate THR’s roundtable series.
SHIRLEY HALPERIN
KIM MASTERS Music Editor
Editor-at-Large Joined THR in October 2010. Halperin has
Joined THR in June 2010. The award- covered music as a senior writer for
winning journalist is also the host of Entertainment Weekly and recently wrote
weekly radio show, The Business. Previously, about American Idol full-time for the Los
Masters covered entertainment for The Angeles Times while also contributing to
Daily Beast, was a contributing editor at Rolling Stone. She is also the author of
Vanity Fair and Time, and covered politics three books.
for The Washington Post’s Style section.
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Frank W. Ockenfels 3
Ruven Afandor
Wesley Mann Austin Hargrave
WESLEY MANN MARY ROZZI PEGGY SIROTA AUSTIN HARGRAVE
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Robin Williams, Jimmy Kimmel, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Melissa Snoop Dogg, Sidney Poitier, Halle Cameron Diaz, Les Moonves, Kerry
Mary Tyler Moore, Michael J. Fox, McCarthy and the 2011 Oscar Berry, the 2013 Emmy Drama Actor’s Washington, Faces of Fall Television,
Mark Ruffalo, James Earl Jones and Actress Roundtable, which included roundtable, Angelina Jolie, and Toronto International Film Festival
Martin Scorsese. Glenn Close, Viola Davis, Carey Jennifer Yuh Nelson. Photo Lounge, Daniel Day-Lewis and
Mulligan, Octavia Spencer, Charlize Steven Spielberg,
JOE PUGLIESE Theron and Michelle Williams. JESSICA CHOU
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The 2014 Executive Rountdable,
FRANK W. OCKENFELS 3 Set visits with the casts of Breaking RUVEN AFANDOR
Photographed for THR: Bad, Modern Family, Revenge, Photographed for THR:
Dolly Parton James Cameron, Peter
Brad Pitt, Chloe Grace Moretz, Larry Behind-the-scenes photos of the The 2014 Oscar Actress’ Roundtable
Jackson, Michael Bay, Hugh
Flynt, Ben Affleck, the 2012 Oscar Oscar and Emmy roundtables. which included Julianne Moore,
Hefner and the cast of Glee.
Director’s Roundtable, and David Reese Witherspoon, Felicity Jones,
Fincher. Laura Dern, Amy Adams, Hilary
Swank and Patricia Arquette, Jessica
Chastain, the cast of Interstellar and
Glenn Close.
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T H E I N S I D E R ’ S G U I D E T O E N T E RTA I N M E N T
A N D T H E H O L LY WO O D L I F E S T Y L E .
AU DI ENCE
58% 42%
FEMALE MALE
14.7
AVERAGE AGE 44
COLLEGE GRAD 51%
POST/GRADUATE DEGREE 17%
A F F LU E NC E
MILLION
AVERAGE HHI: $97K MON THLY
AVERAGE HHI $100K+: 36% U N IQUE S
PU RC H A SI NG & I N F LU ENC ER POW ER
Over-index across categories with online shopping habits
SHOPPED ONLINE FOR CLOTHES/SHOES/ACCESSORIES 177 MADE AN INTERNET PURCHASE ON A CELL PHONE 259
MAKES/INFLUENCES BUSINESS DECISIONS 201 DESCRIBE ONLINE APPAREL SPENDING AS “HEAVY” 180
LISTENED TO ANY STREAMING MUSIC 180 GIVES ADVICE ON WEBSITES/INTERNET CONTENT 188
READ/POSTED PRODUCT REVIEWS ONLINE 260 DESCRIBE ONLINE HOTEL SPENDING AS “HEAVY” 255
Source: comScore June 2015; Nielsen @Plan Q1 2015
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SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL CANNES INTERNATIONAL POWER OF STYLE (WOMEN)
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