Harvey Weinstein on Why He Re-Released The King's Speech PG-13
Harvey Weinstein decided to put out a family-friendly version of the Best Picture Oscar winner not as head of The Weinstein Company but as a dad, he writes—to inspire kids struggling just as King George VI once did.
Harvey Weinstein: Elizabeth Taylor Was AIDS' Greatest Fighter
Elizabeth Taylor was more than a Hollywood legend—she was one of the earliest champions against the AIDS epidemic. Film producer Harvey Weinstein remembers her tireless passion for the cause.
Peter King Needs to See Our Movie
At a time when politicians are stoking the flames of hate, we felt the need to make a film about understanding the Palestinian narrative. Perhaps predictably, our critics are furious.
Why We Heart John Lennon
Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein and British producer/humorist Martin Lewis have been "odd couple" pals for decades, bonded by their love of Lennon. In this "duologue," they celebrate the Beatle in honor of his 70th birthday.
The Oscar Race Begins
Public Enemies, the terrific cops-and-robbers summer blockbuster that opens today, shows director Michael Mann at the top of his game, and Johnny Depp coming into his fullest range yet.