How Blockbuster Movies Really Make Money

Five years ago Sony was hit with a massive cyber attack just before Thanksgiving. Trade secrets, details on upcoming films and embarrassing emails were all leaked to the press. The FBI would eventually conclude North Korea was to blame. All because North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was unhappy with how he was depicted in the Seth Rogen, James Franco buddy comedy 'The Interview.' But not everyone buys that theory. That's the cover story in the latest issue of the Hollywood Reporter which asks, 'who really hacked Sony?' Tatiana Siegel, Executive Film Editor at The Hollywood Reporter, joined Cheddar to discuss.

Hollywood's assistants and support staff want the entertainment industry to pay up. Liz Alper is the co-founder of #PayUpHollywood and joins Cheddar to discuss starting the movement for fairer wages and better working conditions.

In the brand new film, 'Cubby,' a young creative moves from the Midwest to New York City after tricking his mother into believing he scored a job at a prestigious art gallery. The reality? He's babysitting for a wealth Brooklyn family and one of his closest confidants was conjured from an LSD-laced cupcake. Actress Patricia Richardson and actor, co-director, writer and producer, Mark Blane, joined Cheddar to discuss.