Wedding season officially kicked off in England last week with the royal ceremony of the century.
Now, matrimonial fever is making its way to Hollywood with this week's release of Something Borrowed (Ginnifer Goodwin, Colin Egglesfield) and next week's r
Theater owners across the nation are reacting negatively to plans by Fox, Sony, Universal and Warner Bros. to shorten the time frame films run in theaters so they can deliver movies directly to consumers through a video-on-demand service known as Home Pr
Someone has to want this part! The role originally went to Viggo Mortensen before he was pulled out of the production, and then Hugh Jackman was offered the part only to turn it down shortly thereafter. Now a new name has emerged as the frontrunner to ta
The new Christian Slater comedy on Fox, Breaking In has hit its stride. The comedy, produced by Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions astutely targets an audience that appreciates the comedy of technology and geeks and throws in just a mix of mystery
Johnny Depp and Penelope Cruz in "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides."
This summer, there will be blood.
On the screen, certainly. But most likely also on the balance sheets of the major studios.
Continuing nearly every week into August, one h
More than 20 leading film-makers, including James Cameron, Peter Jackson and Robert Zemeckis, have written a protest letter to Hollywood studios over their decision to allow films to be downloaded into people's homes while they are still being screened i
By Christopher John Farley Most businesses would love to know the secret to making content spread widely online. Comedians Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone have proved they have the knack.As members of comedy trio The Lonely Island, the thr