“Star Trek Into Darkness” grossed $13.5 million during its first day in U.S. theaters Thursday, putting it on track to...
Iron Man performed a superheroic feat at the box office this week, and now Superman and Wolverine may be trembling in their boots.
Today marks the one-year anniversary of Facebook's initial public offering, a milestone that often prompts reflection and introspection.
After the coffee. Before the flight back to Los Angeles.
Prospect Park, the Century City-based entertainment company, in just two weeks has learned a valuable lesson in online viewing behavior.
On the fourth floor of a vacant wing of St. Vincent Medical Center near downtown Los Angeles, some 150 crew members crowded the hallways,...
Buoyed by the billion-dollar box-office blockbusters “Skyfall” and “The Hobbit: Â An Unexpected Journey,” MGM...
Director Guillermo del Toro crowed about the enduring value of movie theaters this week, reminding television advertising executives...
After holding serve for 45 years, CBS has lost the rights to the nation's premier tennis tournament.
The "Star Trek" movie series has lived long at the box office. But is it time for Captain Kirk and Spock to really prosper?
A sense of "meh."
Google Inc. upended the Internet with its search engine.
Cinemark Holdings Inc., the nation's third-largest theater chain, is bulking up in Los Angeles County with plans to open a multiplex at...
NEW YORK — The two major Spanish-language television companies delivered an unusual pitch to advertisers: Our viewers watch our...
After the coffee. Before my last day of upfront presentations. Phew! |
CANNES, France -- You’d expect a savvy pro such as Octavia Spencer to have dropped in on the Cannes Film Festival once or twice over the years.
We talk with some of TV's top sitcom (and one dramedy) heads about those first-show birthing pains and learn just what they were up to the night...
Theater fans can breathe a sigh of relief that there will be no Seth MacFarlane-style misfire on the Tony Awards show this year: Neil Patrick Harris... MORE
Tina Fey never had a master plan for the end of "30 Rock." She wasn't even sure if, this time last year, NBC Chairman Robert Greenblatt was about to pick up the phone, cancel the show and preempt a graceful exit for her decorated sitcom. |
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