After two weeks at number one,
Fast & Furious 6 will contend with last week’s
Now You See Me, Universal’s micro-budgeted, strong tracker
The Purge, and Fox’s wild card,
The Internship.
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(SSN) The PGA’s
Produced By conference, being held this weekend at Fox Studios, will include a panel moderated by Marshall Herskovitz highlighting top producers’ take on the state of the business; must-see panels are included.
(THR) Peter Bart’s
Variety piece on the uphill battle faced by feature film writers in the face of a stalled spec market, auditions for the development exec suites and freebie output not covered in original contracts.
(VAR) The Croods, already China’s highest-grossing original animated film, has reportedly been pulled from theaters due to a contract dispute.
(DH) The
WSJ’s look at
This Is The End, from pitch to screen, and whether audiences will buy broad comedy actor favorites in character as themselves.
(WSJ) Snipes, nearing the end of house arrest in New York and booked for the next
Expendables sequel, overcame many obstacles in his path to ‘90s stardom, but institutional knowledge suggests a different struggle in a business and fan base with a long memory.
(TDB) Director Morgan Neville’s audience favorite at Sundance,
Twenty Feet From Stardom, is released today, highlighting the crux of the background singer.
(NYT) The May 2 finale of
BrandX was the last episode of the series; FX is now collaborating with Brand for a scripted series.
(EW) 
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