Hollywood report
Jeremy Kay's weekly hollywood biz report
The OC star Ben McKenzie on how crypto took over Hollywood – podcast
What’s the deal with celebrities promoting cryptocurrencies? This week, Chanté chats to actor and crypto-skeptic Ben McKenzie, star of The OC and Gotham, about how cryptocurrencies infiltrated Hollywood and his transition from actor to investigative journalist
Wonder women: when will we get a new female-superhero movie?
As action movies blaze a high-grossing trail with blockbuster female leads, comic-book movies offer only supporting roles to women. A leap of faith is required, says Ben Child
Noah's so-solid crew stun US box office as Arnie stumbles over Sabotage
Jeremy Kay: Russell Crowe and Darren Aronofsky steer biblical film to the top, while Arnold Schwarzenegger comes back with a whimper
Mark Wahlberg's Lone Survivor runs ahead as Hercules fails strength test
The experiences of a US Navy Seal hunted by the Taliban hit mighty numbers while The Legend of Hercules limped in at No 4, writes Jeremy Kay
The Hobbit and Anchorman sequels tread lead-footed behind predecessors
Jeremy Kay: Audiences may be tiring of Middle Earth as takings are down on 2012's An Unexpected Journey, and Ron Burgundy falls short of the breaking news he presented in 2004
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug leaves Frozen out in the cold
Jeremy Kay: It's no surprise that Peter Jackson's Hobbit sequel has opened at the top of the US box-office chart, but could it have done better?
Hunger Games: Catching Fire is hot on the heels of mighty Thor: Dark World
Jeremy Kay: Marvel Studios' yarn earns nearly $150m in US and $332m globally but Catching Fire will be in cinemas for Thanskgiving
Gravity still on a high as The Fifth Estate leaks momentum
Jeremy Kay: A $500m global tally doesn't seem out of the question for Warner Bros's space smash, but Cumberbatch and co are suffering from lukewarm reviews and apathetic audiences across the Atlantic
Gravity floats higher while Captain Phillips finds a mooring at No 2
Jeremy Kay: Five things we learned about the US box office this weekend, including how Gravity hit new heights, why Machete Kills failed to cut mustard and enough with the Shakespeare already
Gravity weighs in at No 1: feel the force and hey – here come the awards films!
Five things we learned at the US box office this week, as Alfonso Cuarón's space story smashes records, and the Spanish language market goes loco, writes Jeremy Kay
Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2: animation sequel chews up its rivals
Five things we learned about the US box office this weekend, including why franchises rule and the Spanish-language film that knocked Pan's Labyrinth off its perch, writes Jeremy Kay
Prisoners captures top spot as Emmys 2013 keeps US moviegoers home
Five things we learned at US cinemas this week, as the Emmys ate cinema's audience, Prisoners captured the top spot and left-field distribution is now a thing, writes Jeremy Kay
The Butler serves up top spot at the US box office
Jeremy Kay: Five things we learned about the US box office this weekend
The Wolverine claws its way to top of US box office
Jeremy Kay: The Hugh Jackman vehicle pulled in a mighty $141m worldwide, while critical favourite Fruitvale Station thrived
Pacific Rim washes up third as sequels dominate
Jeremy Kay: Guillermo del Toro's apocalyptic adventure can't beat the combined might of Despicable Me and Adam Sandler sequels
Despicable Me 2 is the star as The Lone Ranger heads for last-chance saloon
Jeremy Kay: Universal's animated sequel logged the third biggest three-day opening of 4 July weekend, but The Lone Ranger will have to hope for overseas success
Blockbusters rake in summer cash as ruthless targeting bears fruit
Jeremy Kay: Hollywood is reaping a decent harvest from a tight focus on broadly appealing fare – in spite of the gloomy predictions of Steven Spielberg and George Lucas about an 'implosion'
Monsters University takes World War Z to school as it wins US box office battle
Jeremy Kay: Brad Pitt zombie flick manages second place despite history of production troubles, while Man of Steel holds third to consolidate its blockbuster status
Man of Steel takes off – but will World War Z bring him back to Earth?
Jeremy Kay: A June opening weekend record confirms that Superman's invulnerability extends to critical barbs. Now he just needs to fend off Brad Pitt …
The Great Gatsby divides critics but doesn't knock Iron Man 3 off top spot
Jeremy Kay: Baz Luhrmann's glamorous remake is set for Cannes after a worthy opening weekend, while Star Trek Into Darkness should knock Iron Man 3 off the top spot in the takings
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