A controversial video-on-demand plan that four Hollywood studios announced today will affect

It's pilot season in Hollywood, where anxiety runs high as networks put into production potential new shows many of which will not be picked up to series...

Kim and John discuss Netflix's recent deal to produce an original series to be directed by David Fincher and starring Kevin Spacey.

Matt Holzman sits in for Kim Masters and talks with John Horn about the real business ramifications of how disputes are handled in Hollywood. This week Charlie Sheen was fired from Two and a Half Men and now Sheen is suing for $100 million.

Kim and John discuss the media's obsession with Charlie Sheen and their attempts to psychoanalyze him while outdoing each other with coverage. Meanwhile they acknowledge that there is a legitimate business issue afoot here given that Two and a Half Men is a huge grossing show for CBS, the network that broadcasts it and Warner Brothers, the studio that produces it.

Kim and John discuss the Motion Picture Association of America's box office report and reflect on how movies have been performing less well over the years...

John and Kim discuss the GQ article in which Billy Ray Cyrus says the Hannah Montana show ruined his family and laments his relationship with his daughter, Miley Cyrus.

Today Kim and John discuss an article in The New Yorker by Lawrence Wright about Paul Haggis public departure from Scientology. They talk about how Scientology has infiltrated Hollywood and the reasons why Haggis resigned from the church.

The annual Sundance Film Festival starts today in Park City Utah. Kim and John (who will be attending the festival) breakdown the vibe in the marketplace for distributors looking to buy films and the buzz on what movies look most likely to get bought for theatrical distribution.

Sunday evening is the Golden Globe Awards Show. Today, Kim and John discuss the feeling in town leading up to this event, feelings about this award and the meaning of winning.