Barry Diller on the rise of streaming and why Hollywood ‘does not exist anymore’

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Veteran marketing executive Gerry Rich on surviving Hollywood’s worst bosses

This week, Kim Masters sits down with veteran Hollywood marketing executive Gerry Rich to talk about his memoir, Chasing Hollywood. Rich recalls the nightmare of working for Harvey Weinstein at Miramax, helping launch Iron Man before Marvel became part of the Disney empire, and g ...  Show more

Van Dyke Parks on Brian Wilson, Hollywood, and the authority of failure

This week, Van Dyke Parks sits down with The Business showrunner Joshua Farnham to look back at a career that stretches from childhood acting to collaborating with Brian Wilson, and scoring films for Jack Nicholson. He also recalls his first arranging job, The Bare Necessities fo ...  Show more

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