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Horses are spooked by the Woolsey Fire near Paramount Ranch on Nov. 9, 2018, in Agoura Hills, Calif. Matthew Simmons/Getty Images hide caption
You've likely seen this ranch on-screen — burned by wildfire, it awaits its next act
Harrison Ford in The Fugitive. PictureLux / The Hollywood Archive / Alamy Stock Photo hide caption
Sally Field plays a cotton mill worker in the 1979 drama Norma Rae. Moviestore Collection Ltd./Alamy hide caption
Wonder where Hollywood's strikes are headed? Movies might offer a clue
Clockwise from top left: Invisible Beauty, Foe, All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 and Nyad. Magnolia Pictures; Amazon Studios; A24; Murray Close/Lionsgate; Focus Features; Liz Parkinson/Netflix hide caption
Drew Barrymore, left, faced backlash after she announced her talk show would return to air without her writers who are currently on strike against major studios. She later backtracked. Journalist Michael Schulman says Barrymore's great aunt, Ethel Barrymore, right, undermined union efforts in 1929. Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Empire State Realty Trust; Hulton Archive/Getty Images hide caption
Russell Brand arrives at the Rock of Ages premiere at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on June 8, 2012. Jordan Strauss/InvisionAP hide caption
Hollywood relies on China to stay afloat. What does that mean for movies?
Gael García Bernal and El Hijo del Santo in Cassandro. Alejandro Lopez Pineda/Amazon Content Services LLC hide caption
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Gael García Bernal crushes it (and others) as 'Cassandro,' lucha libre's queer pioneer
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Gael García Bernal crushes it (and others) as 'Cassandro,' lucha libre's queer pioneer
Natasha Lyonne, pictured here in November 2022, is one of several actors who's auctioning off unique experiences to support TV and movie crews impacted by the ongoing writers' strike Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images for Vox Media hide caption
Left: Lisa Cortés, Photographer: Paul Morejon. Right: Little Richard, Source: Magnolia Pictures. Paul Morejon/Magnolia Pictures hide caption
James Franco, Jason Segel, Linda Cardellini and Seth Rogen in Freaks and Geeks, left, and Issa Rae in Barbie. Getty Images / Warner Bros. Pictures hide caption
From 'Freaks and Geeks' to 'Barbie,' this casting director decides who gets on-screen
Matthew McConaughey hopes his new book, Just Because, will spark thoughtful conversations among families and connect people of all generations. Penguin Random House hide caption
This 1:24 scale miniature was used to film pivotal scenes from the first Star Wars film. It's now at the center of a auction of items collected over decades by Greg Jein, a master model-builder for film and TV. Heritage Auctions hide caption
Drew Barrymore is no stranger to the entertainment industry. Arturo Holmes/Getty Images hide caption
John Chiti is a Zambian musician and police commissioner. He also has albinism, a pigmentation condition that has shaped his life. His story inspired the film "Can You See Us?" — now streaming on Netflix. Jason Milikita/Sightsavers hide caption
He's a singer, a cop and the inspiration for a Netflix film about albinism in Africa
Blair Penner, left, Chloe Bennet and Anthony Konechny in Married by Mistake. E! Entertainment hide caption
Nia Vardalos stars as Toula and John Corbett stars as Ian in My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3. Focus Features hide caption
Barbie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, is the top grossing movie of 2023, generating more than $1.3 billion at the international box office so far. Warner Bros. Pictures hide caption
'Barbie' music producer Mark Ronson opens up about the film's 'bespoke' sound
SAG-AFTRA leader Fran Drescher has some choice words for Hollywood studio heads. Mandalit del Barco/NPR hide caption
'You could be the hero': Fran Drescher tells NPR how the Hollywood strikes can end
Franne Lee at the New York Public Library's Hal Prince exhibition in 2019. Lee designed the costumes for Prince's Sweeney Todd and Candide. Doug Reside/New York Public Library hide caption
Franne Lee, who designed costumes for 'SNL' and 'Sweeney Todd,' dies at 81
Actor Michelle Allaire owns the S&W Country Diner in Culver City. Mandalit del Barco/NPR hide caption