Federal judge dismisses Trump request to stop counting Philadelphia ballots

David Robb Labor EditorA federal judge has denied the WGA’s request for an eight-week continuance of a hearing date on CAA’s and WME’s motions for a preliminary injunction that would force the guild to drop its group boycott against the agencies.“We are gratified that the court denied the WGA’s request to delay the preliminary injunction hearing, and adopted the briefing schedule we and WME had proposed,” said Richard Kendall, CAA’s lead counsel on the case.

Ever since his father handed him a copy of Tom Wolfe’s seminal book “The Right Stuff,” Patrick J. Adams has been in love with the idea of going to space.

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Two television series are relocating production to California. Amazon war crime drama Hunters and Disney+ historical drama The Right Stuff are moving filming to the Golden State for their respective second seasons.Hunters, whichpreviously shot in New York andThe Right Stuff, which filmed inFlorida, will both take part inthe California Film Commission's film and television tax credits program.

Dave McNary Film ReporterAmazon Prime’s war crime drama “Hunters” and Disney Plus’ historical drama “The Right Stuff” are relocating to California, thanks to the state’s tax credit program.The California Film Commission made the announcement Wednesday, noting that the state’s Film and Television Tax Credit Program has attracted a total of 22 relocating series.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticAs television production continues to ramp up in Hollywood and coronavirus cases surge in America, Hunters and The Right Stuff are heading out West, thanks to some very generous tax credits from the state of California.Amazon Prime’s Nazi chasing series and the latest adaptation of Tom Wolfe’s space race novel from Disney+ are the 21st and 22nd shows to relocate to the Golden State since the California Film Commission-run program was raised to $330

Savannah Guthrie is looking back at the Trump Town Hall, particularly her “crazy uncle” comment.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsFor better or worse, Today show co-host Savannah Guthrie turned heads in October when she faced President Donald Trump during NBC’s Town Hall.During the telecast, which notoriously aired the same time as Joe Biden’s town hall on ABC, Guthrie turned the town hall into an interview with the president, peppering him with questions about his COVID-19 strategy, his tweets and more.

A Georgia judge dismissed the Trump campaign’s libel lawsuit against CNN on Thursday after ruling that the court found no malice by the cable network. Fox News first reported earlier this year that the Trump 2020 campaign had filed a libel lawsuit accusing CNN of publishing what it called “false and defamatory” statements about seeking Russia’s help in this month's election.

Ted Johnson A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a libel suit that Donald Trump’s presidential campaign filed against CNN earlier this year, concluding that the president’s team had failed to sufficiently allege that the network maliciously published a June 13, 2019 op-ed.At issue was a piece by Larry Noble, a website contributor, who wrote in a column that “the Trump campaign assessed the potential risks and benefits of again seeking Russia’s help in 2020 and has decided to leave that option

Yet another person connected to Donald Trump‘s election party is now testing positive for coronavirus.

Tom Morello has shared his thoughts on a group of Donald Trump supporters using Rage Against The Machine‘s ‘Killing In The Name’ to campaign for the president’s re-election.While the world awaits news of who will be the next US president, a video surfaced online yesterday (November 6) that showed a group of people in Philadelphia rapping and dancing along to ‘Killing In The Name’ while waving and wearing flags in support of Trump.The explicit, politically-charged 1992 single, which features on

Top Pennsylvania Republicans, speaking with the press on Friday, urged people to "relax" as tensions run high in the battleground state and President Trump's campaign makes allegations of potential election-related wrongdoing, specifically in Philadelphia.  Meanwhile, Democratic nominee Joe Biden continues to hold a small lead over Trump, and media organizations have yet to call the race for either candidate as mail ballots, which generally skew heavily Democratic in Pennsylvania, continue to be

Also Read: Biden Takes the Lead in Pennsylvania and Georgia With Presidency in ReachBiden’s increase in votes both in Pennsylvania and Georgia is putting the Democrat on the cusp of defeating President Donald Trump in a decisive Electoral College win despite razor-thin margins in multiple battleground states.

The Trump campaign has filed multiple lawsuits in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia and Nevada as the race remains increasingly tight -- seemingly in favor of a Democratic candidate Joe Biden win. Here’s a look at the lawsuits filed and what has happened since: The Trump campaign filed a lawsuit on Nov.