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The Empire Strikes Back: Grammy Female Execs, Grammy Former CEO All Take on Ousted Deborah Dugan Before She Takes Her War to “GMA”

Roger Friedman -
This has really gotten out of hand. Deborah Dugan, ousted head of the Recording Academy, is appearing on "Good Morning America" Thursday morning in...

Review: The Only Audience for Hollywood Narrow “Shocker” “The Assistant” Might Be Harvey Weinstein’s Jury

Roger Friedman -
I don't know who Kitty Green is, but she's made a little docudrama called "The Assistant" that is supposed to shock Hollywood and everyone...

Grammy Lawsuit Update: (Exclusive) No Lawsuit This Week as Recording Academy Employee Waits for Investigations

Roger Friedman -
Here's an update in the saga going on at the Grammys and the Recording Academy: Claudine Little, the executive assistant to ousted NARAS chief Deborah...

EXCLUSIVE: Recording Academy CEO Ouster May Result in Filing of Major Lawsuit As Exec Assistant Hires High Powered Hollywood Law Firm

Roger Friedman -
EXCLUSIVE The saga of the ousted Recording Academy CEO continues to take sharp turns. I'm told that Claudine Little, the beloved executive assistant to Deborah...

Producer’s Guild Chooses World War I Drama “1917” for Best Picture, Could Secure Its Academy Award

Roger Friedman -
Sam Mendes's masterful World War I drama "1917" won the Best Picture award at the Producers Guild of America last night. The PGA has...

Season 3 of “Mrs. Maisel” Ends Too Soon, But It’s Probably the Best Written, Directed, Choreographed and Acted TV Show Right Now

Roger Friedman -
There are only eight episodes of the third season of "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel." I sort of knew this going in, but when episode...

Grammy Turmoil UPDATED: Ousted CEO Deborah Dugan Dug Her Own Grave, Refusing to Be Political or Diplomatic

Roger Friedman -
Ousted NARAS/Grammy CEO Deborah Dugan dug her own grave. She arrived with good intentions, but she ultimately her own worst enemy. Problems began last spring,...

Real Life Brothers of Marvelous “Mr. Maisel” Want to Build a 244 Foot Tall, 21 Story Skyscraper in Greenwich Village

Roger Friedman -
EXCLUSIVE Guess who wants to build a 244 foot tall, 21 story skyscraper in the middle of landmarked Greenwich Village? Why, the real life...

Mariah Carey Gets into the Songwriters Hall of Fame Despite Plagiarism Claims, Others Include Pharrell, Steve Miller, Eurythmics, The Isley Bros.

Roger Friedman -
The 2020 Songwriters Hall of Fame inductees have been announced. Mariah Carey, who's never written a song by herself and was accused of plagiarism...

Linda Ronstadt Says This Weekend May Have Been Her Last Trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles: “It’s too painful”

Roger Friedman -
Linda Ronstadt: may I tell you how wonderful she is? She came to Los Angeles from her home in San Francisco to accept an...

Vanity Fair Oscar Issue Goes for Outliers, Eschews Nominees, Top Stars for Eddie Murphy, JLo, Young People

Roger Friedman -
Vanity Fair's 2020 Oscar issue goes for something different than usual: it's the anti-Oscar issue. Instead of nominees and big stars, they went mostly for...

Critics Choice Awards On Eve of Oscar Nominations Go to “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” “The Irishman,” Directors of “Parasite,” “1917”

Roger Friedman -
As we await the Oscar nominations at 8:30am Eastern, the Critics Choice Awards were handed out at a glittery ceremony in Santa Monica, California. Quentin...
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