David Zaslav, Hollywood Antihero | The New Yorker

[ad_1] In 1941, a couple from New York bought an undeveloped parcel of land in Beverly Hills for fourteen thousand dollars from the writer Dorothy Parker, the most fearsome wit at the Algonquin Round Table. James Pendleton, an interior designer and art dealer of Regency and Baroque pieces, and his wife, Mary Frances, who went… Continue reading David Zaslav, Hollywood Antihero | The New Yorker

Warner Bros. Discovery’s Zaslav takes conciliatory tone on strikes

[ad_1] Warner Bros. Discovery Chief Executive David Zaslav expressed hope Thursday for a resolution in the strikes by the writers and actors that have brought TV and film production to a standstill. “I think all of us in in this business are very keen to figure out a solution as quickly as possible,” Zaslav told… Continue reading Warner Bros. Discovery’s Zaslav takes conciliatory tone on strikes