Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner, Producer on ‘Transformers’ Movies, Dies at 58

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EXCLUSIVE: 20th/Hulu are moving forward with The Boogeyman, a two-hour film based on the Stephen King short story. Production will be this winter/spring in New Orleans. Rob Savage (Host and Dashcam) is set to direct. 21 Laps’ Shawn Levy, Dan Levine & Dan Cohen are producing.

Jon Bon Jovi and Bryan Adams have both tested positive for COVID-19, forcing the musicians to cancel their performances over the weekend.Bon Jovi was hours away from performing in Miami when the news broke on Saturday night (October 30).

Director, producer and screenwriter Michael Laughlin, whose credits include Two-Lane Blacktop, Town & Country and Strange Behavior, died on October 20th at the age of 82.

according to Miami’s WSVN.Reps for Bon Jovi did not immediately respond to requests for comment.Adams and Bon Jovi are two of the latest musicians to test positive for COVID-19, following Ed Sheeran’s positive test result the week before his latest album was released.

Musicians Bryan Adams and Jon Bon Jovi have to cancel scheduled events due to testing positive for Covid-19.

Michele Amabile Angermiller Country star Keith Urban stepped in for Bryan Adams at tonight’s (Oct. 30) Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

meant to be set in Atlanta. That’s no easy feat.Wright’s long-gestating adaptation of Bryan Lee O’Malley’s beloved indie comic book (which he first read during the press tour for “Shaun of the Dead”) is arguably his most visually ravishing movie.

Entertainment, led by eOne, bolstered sales at Hasbro last quarter, partly offsetting Covid-related supply chain bottlenecks that hit toy deliveries.

Brian Goldner was the longtime CEO of the toys and games giant Hasbro, as well as a film producer.Goldner began working in Hasbro’s Tiger Electronics division in 2000, and by 2008, he had risen to CEO of the company. At the helm of Hasbro, he was notable for working to forge connections between Hasbro and Hollywood, with popular movies based on some of Hasbro’s biggest toys and games.

EXCLUSIVE: Season one of Animal, a nature series from Plimsoll Productions (Night On Earth), will land on Netflix November 10.

The Battle Rounds are heating up on season 21 of “The Voice” — and a Team Legend showdown on Tuesday has the coaches ready to make some major moves!

The Battle Rounds are heating up on season 21 of — and a Team Legend showdown on Tuesday has the coaches ready to make some major moves!In a sneak peek at the upcoming battles, Brittany Bree and Samara Brown take the stage to put their harmonic spin on Aretha Franklin's rendition of «Something He Can Feel.»The pair's dynamic, soulful duet has the coaches on their feet almost immediately, and John Legend looking over his shoulder for a potential steal.«Your voices are insane!» Kelly Clarkson

Brian Goldner, chief executive of Hasbro for the past two decades, has passed away at age 58, several days after taking a medical leave from the Pawtucket, R.I.-based toy and entertainment giant.

Brian Goldner, the chairman and CEO of Hasbro, has died. He was 58.Goldner’s death comes two days after he had stepped away on medical leave.

APPOINTMENTSUK collecting society PPL has announced that it is restructuring its HR team. Kate Reilly is now Chief People Officer, while Juliette Edwards will move into the newly-created role of Deputy Chief People Officer, Talent & Wellbeing.

Scarlett Johansson was seen on the set of Wes Anderson's new movie for the first time on Sunday as she filmed alongside Adrien Brody, Bryan Cranston and Jeff Goldblum in Madrid. Little is known about the upcoming project - with even the title initially shrouded in secrecy - until star Bill Murray let slip it was titled Asteroid City while at the London Film Festival over the weekend.