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David Chen

David Chen

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Host, Producer and Editor-at-Large, /Film

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Total articles 301

  • Seven Predictions for the World of Entertainment in 2024

    By David Chen, Casey Newton| decodingeverything.com@ It was a wild year in show business. A dual strike happened at the same time that studio heads got paid millions of dollars to do a terrible job at keeping their own industry running. It really felt like no one was at the wheel and that this whole clown car was going to drive itself off a cliff. On a personal level, I don't feel particularly sanguine about about the state of the show business. Far from showing that it can adapt to changing times, Hollywood seems to be in a state of deep dysfunction.

    By David Chen, Casey Newton · decodingeverything.com

    Dec. 18, 2023

  • Pay the Cheerleaders

    By David Chen, Mark Walker, Kenneth Vogel Verified, Nora Princiotti Verified| Southpaw Report@ Dear readers,Happy Superbowl Sunday! As longtime readers of the newsletter will know, we here at Southpaw are largely unmoved by football’s charms, so we really couldn’t care less who wins tonight’s game. (We are excited for RiRi, though).

    By David Chen, Mark Walker, Kenneth Vogel Verified, Nora Princiotti Verified · Southpaw Report

    Feb. 12, 2023

  • Seven Predictions for the World of Entertainment in 2024

    By David Chen, Casey Newton| decodingeverything.com@ It was a wild year in show business. A dual strike happened at the same time that studio heads got paid millions of dollars to do a terrible job at keeping their own industry running. It really felt like no one was at the wheel and that this whole clown car was going to drive itself off a cliff. On a personal level, I don't feel particularly sanguine about about the state of the show business. Far from showing that it can adapt to changing times, Hollywood seems to be in a state of deep dysfunction.

    By David Chen, Casey Newton · decodingeverything.com

    Dec. 18, 2023

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/Film

The latest movie and television news, reviews, film trailers, exclusive interviews, and opinions - since 2005.

Austin, United States