President Trump's idea to impose a tariff on films made outside the U.S. has been a hot topic all week in Hollywood. It's also put a spotlight on efforts to bring production back to California.

The conversation began with what they need the president to know about the current state of play for production, TheWrap has ...

The leaders of the major Hollywood studios and streaming companies gathered on Zoom on Friday for a special meeting with ...

The decision to keep Rothman in the driver's seat for the foreseeable future makes him the longest-running studio head in ...

Tom Rothman has signed a contract extension at Sony Pictures’ Motion Picture Group, making him the longest-serving film chief ...

Trump's Hollywood Tariffs have been a hot-button issue across the entertainment industry, as everyone debates whether or not they could help us.

The answer is not international tariffs, Mike Hopkins, Casey Bloys and Ravi Ahuja say — it’s fixing California’s tax-incentive problem.

"It’s almost more a California issue, honestly, than a U.S. issue," Sony Pictures CEO Ravi Ahuja said at the Milken Institute ...

President Trump seems to think massive tariffs on foreign-produced films are the answer to helping keep productions — and ...

Hollywood is still digesting President Trump’s plans to levy a 100% tariff on films produced overseas. At the Milken ...

Talk of tariffs in Tinseltown continued Wednesday with several of the major Hollywood studio chiefs weighing in on Donald ...