Hollywood Reporter Throwdown! Industry Watchers Trash Each Other
"Along come the blogs, and now they share that agenda with us," said Neil Stiles, the publisher of the Variety Group. "There's no question about that....
"Along come the blogs, and now they share that agenda with us," said Neil Stiles, the publisher of the Variety Group. "There's no question about that....
Patterico.com | Posted 05.24.2008 | Media
Anita Busch, a former L.A. Times reporter who was allegedly threatened by Anthony Pellicano -- has released the following statement regarding Pellican...
Allison Hope Weiner | Posted 04.26.2008 | Entertainment
"Did Mr. Ovitz pay Mr. Pellicano money?" asked Mr. Lally, clearly certain of Mr. Ornellas' answer. "Yes. He paid via check through a law firm and also via cash," replied Agent Ornellas.
Allison Hope Weiner | Posted 04.18.2008 | Entertainment
Mr. Nagler, concerned that Mr. Pellicano might have wiretapped Sly, had all the phones in the Stallone house swept. But as all good Pellicano watchers know, he didn't wiretap phones in the house.
Allison Hope Weiner | Posted 04.17.2008 | Entertainment
A source close to the case mentioned that the statute runs out today on any charges in connection with Mr. Ovitz's alleged wiretapping of his enemies. So unless he committed perjury during his testimony today, Ovitz is in the clear.
Allison Hope Weiner | Posted 04.17.2008 | Entertainment
Mr. Ovitz tried to elicit sympathy from the jury while he talked about using Mr. Pellicano to get "embarrassing information" on his enemies.
Allison Hope Weiner | Posted 04.05.2008 | Entertainment
While Mr. Pellicano was busy charging $25,000 retainers to every client--including Mr. Ovitz who asked the detective to investigate Anita Busch -- the telephone company worker was getting $250.
Allison Hope Weiner | Posted 04.04.2008 | Entertainment
We're learning how easy it is for someone at the phone company to wiretap our phones. All they have to do is punch in a couple of codes to access phone numbers, addresses, credit information...
Huffington Post via New York Times | Posted 04.01.2008 | Media
From the New York Times' David Halbfinger: The long series of events leading to the trial of the Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pellicano on ...
Allison Hope Weiner | Posted 03.28.2008 | Entertainment
Mr. Hummel established that there were several other LAPD officers who conducted database inquiries on Anita Busch as well as on Kissandra Cohen, an attorney Mr. Pellicano is alleged to have wiretapped.
Allison Hope Weiner | Posted 03.28.2008 | Entertainment
Aware that the only thing that matters more to people in Hollywood than the location of their parking space is their title, Pellicano went for the jugular, insinuating that Tarita Virtue's title was meaningless.
The New York Observer | John Koblin | Posted 05.23.2009 | Media