Adam Levine 
for the latest issue 
of The Hollywood Reporter.
Read the full article here…

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Drop Dead Diva: UN-CANCELLED…
Lifetime is bringing back ‘Drop Dead
Diva’ for a fifth season. Read more, here.

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HBO’s intimate documentary
about Beyoncé, Beyonce: Life Is but a Dream,
pulled 1.8 million viewers on Saturday. It’s the
largest audience for a HBO doc since Nielsen
revised its method of measuring viewership
in 2004. [via The Hollywood Reporter]

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Nicole Kidman
for The Hollywood Reporter
“The Sundance Issue”.  

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via The Hollywood Reporter:
“Just months after selling Lucasfilm Ltd. to Disney, George Lucas is ready for another big change: marriage. The Star Wars writer-director is engaged to longtime girlfriend and DreamWorks Animation chairman Mellody Hobson. It will be the first marriage for Hobson, 43, and the second for Lucas, 68.”

Oprah 
for The Hollywood Reporter
[Jan 2013]. On the uptick in ratings for her network OWN: “Part of my own expectation was, ‘You’ve had 25 years of success; people will leverage that. But we didn’t account for people not having the channel, and not knowing how to find it, and the cable audience being different from broadcast.” Read more here…

via The Hollywood Reporter:
”L.A. Reid is leaving The X Factor. 
The Epic Records chairman will return
to his full-time gig of running the Sony music
label, with plans to invest renewed energy and
vigor into developing new and signed artists.”

The cast of  Les Miserables 
for The Hollywood Reporter,
opening Christmas day.

Kerry Washington + Mindy Kaling at The Hollywood Reporter’s “Power 100: Women in Entertainment” Brunch Wednesday in Beverly Hills…

Anne Hathaway for The Hollywood Reporter [Dec 2012]

via The Hollywood Reporter:
“By the end of the year, the $4.05 billion sale
of Lucasfilm to Disney should be finalized. And since
 George Lucas owns 100 percent of his company —
which has little to no debt — all that money goes to him.
Lucas plans to quickly put the bulk of the money into a foundation that will primarily focus on educational issues.” Read more here…

Denzel Washington 
for the latest issue of
The Hollywood Reporter