Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington are co-stars and co-executive producers, but their lives weren't likely to intertwine.
Amblin Television & Alex Gibney To Adapt The Washington Post’s ‘Afghanistan Papers’ Into Limited Documentary Series & Drama
30.01.2020 - 19:46 / deadline.com
By Peter White
International Co-Editor
The Washington Post’s report on The Afghanistan Papers, which tells the secret history of the war in the country, is set to be turned into a documentary series and a scripted drama after Amblin Television acquired the rights.
The television division of Steven Spielberg’s production company has closed a deal with the Amazon-owned newspaper for the rights to At War with the Truth, the paper’s investigation into the six-part report.
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eonline.com
06.02.2020 / 19:21
Why Kerry Washington Is "Really, Really Vigilant" About Keeping Her 3 Kids Out of the Spotlight
Like any mom, Kerry Washington is looking out for her kids.
metroweekly.com
06.02.2020 / 17:51
Pragmatic Progressive: Mary Washington’s history-making run for Baltimore mayor
Mary Washington — Photo: Todd Franson
deadline.com
05.02.2020 / 00:16
Sentient Pacts With The Washington Post On Film About Police Dog Who Sniffed Out Colombian Drug Cartel
By Amanda N'Duka
pitchfork.com
04.02.2020 / 06:11
Kamasi Washington Announces New Movie Live at the Apollo Theater
A new Kamasi Washington concert film is coming this Thursday. Kamasi Washington Live at the Apollo Theater was filmed last year and will be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video. Find a new song called “The Bombshell’s Waltz” from the film below. The film was directed and edited by former Pitchfork contributor Michael Garber. Former contributors Timmhotep Aku, Jon Leone, Jim Larson, and Will Colby also worked on the film.
variety.com
29.01.2020 / 03:26
Washington Post Says Reporter’s Kobe Bryant Tweets Did Not Violate Social Media Policy
Following an uproar over the suspension of Washington Post reporter Felicia Sonmez regarding her Twitter posts in the wake of Kobe Bryant’s death, the outlet has now ruled that she did not violate its social media policy.
deadline.com
29.01.2020 / 03:21
Washington Post Reinstates Reporter After Suspension For Kobe Bryant Tweets
By Ted Johnson
variety.com
28.01.2020 / 14:36
Washington Post Under Fire From Its Own Union, Media Critic for Suspending Reporter Over Kobe Tweets
The Washington Post is under fire from its own guild and media critic for putting one of its reporters on administrative leave for a series of tweets put out in the wake of Kobe Bryant’s death.
