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2026-09-18 04:02
'American Idol' Ditches Gavin Newsom's California for Atlanta in Latest Blow to Hollywood Production
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'American Idol' ditches Hollywood for Georgia after two decades as California loses another production
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- NBC NewsLean left
Hollywood's seeing a mass exodus of film and television productions searching for better tax incentives. Shows like "American Idol" are catching onto the trend, packing its bags and going to Georgia. NBC News' Chloe Melas reports.
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"American Idol" is relocating from Hollywood to an Atlanta-area studio complex as Georgia's tax incentives and infrastructure lure major productions.
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The long-running competition series American Idol will be shipping production from Los Angeles to Atlanta for its 25th season. The post ‘American Idol’ Ditches Gavin Newsom’s California for Atlanta in Latest Blow to Hollywood Production appeared first on Breitbart .
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'American Idol' moves out of Hollywood as L.A. deals with exodus of production
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'American Idol' ditches Hollywood for Georgia after two decades as California loses another production
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'American Idol' Ditches Gavin Newsom's California for Atlanta in Latest Blow to Hollywood Production
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