True Blood: why young women are lapping up vampire stories
Christopher Goodwin on the attraction of new vampire TV series True BloodFirst Posted October 1, 2009
Christopher Goodwin
is based in Los Angeles and travels widely through Mexico and Latin America. He writes for the Sunday Times, the Observer, Esquire and other publications on Hollywood, crime and assorted Americana.
Fresh & Easy: How Tesco's great American disaster has unfolded
British supermarket's bid to crack US with a chain of small stores has fallen on stony ground, writes Christopher GoodwinFirst Posted April 27, 2009
Seth Rogen is testing his US audience's patience with date rape film
Has the biggest star in Hollywood blown it with his tasteless new comedy?First Posted April 9, 2009
Hollywood turns to unknowns as talent fails to deliver
As big hitters fail to bring in the punters for big budget films, studios are focussing on starless featuresFirst Posted February 2, 2009
How Jay Leno could change the face of TV
Handing the 10pm NBC slot to the talk show host could spell the end for the Hollywood drama industryFirst Posted December 17, 2008
Film makers adopt a softer touch to attract a new audience
, film makers tailoring their products for a new, largely female audienceFirst Posted December 5, 2008
Sour times as DreamWorks takes a fall
Egos made DreamWorks, the pride of Spielberg and Katzenberg, a great studio. Now egos are laying it lowFirst Posted October 13, 2008
David Beckham: world star, LA deadbeat
He may top the bill at the Beijing finale, but the football dream is over, reports Christopher Goodwin in Los AngelesFirst Posted August 20, 2008
