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Lions Gate acquires Summit Entertainment for $412.5 million
Company TownBringing Hollywood's two biggest independent film studios and the blockbuster young adult franchises "Twilight" and "The Hunger Games" into one powerful entity, Lions Gate Entertainment has agreed to acquire Summit Entertainment for $412.5 million in cash... -
'Twilight' saga may continue after fifth film, Lions Gate CEO says
Company Town"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2" may not be the end of the Bella, Edward and Jacob's on-screen journey -- which could continue on television.... -
'Twilight' helps Summit Entertainment quintuple revenue in 2 years
Company TownSummit Entertainment's revenue more than quintupled from 2008 to 2010 based on the massive success of three "Twilight" movies, according to a regulatory filing by the studio's new parent company Lions Gate Entertainment. As part of a presentation to... -
Mandate Pictures may spin off from Lions Gate with Joe Drake
Company TownMandate Pictures, the Lions Gate-owned film finance and production company behind such movies as "Juno," "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle," and "Young Adult," may soon regain its independence - under the management of Joe Drake.... -
'Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2' trailer to debut on 'Hunger Games'
Company TownTrailer for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1" will debut exclusively on "The Hunger Games."... -
Matthew Perry buys custom house in Sunset Strip area
Actor Matthew Perry has bought a newly built custom house in the Sunset Strip area for $8.65 million. That might explain why he put his West Hollywood condo up for sale last month at $2,995,000.
At his new home, walls of glass in the main living area and...Tags: Real Estate Agents, Cher, The Amazing Race (tv program), Comedy (genre), Lifestyle and Leisure
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Jon Feltheimer sells his Holmby Hills property
Jon Feltheimer, chief executive of the Santa Monica film and television studio Lions Gate Entertainment Corp., has sold his Holmby Hills estate for $14.4 million.
The 1.4-acre flat property overlooks a fairway at the private Los Angeles Country Club. The...Tags: Clubs and Associations, Lifestyle and Leisure, Real Estate, Homes
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Sheen, Warner Bros. and Chuck Lorre sign treaty
Company TownCharlie Sheen, Warner Bros. Television and "Two and a Half Men" co-creator Chuck Lorre have officially made peace and settled their legal differences. The three have been at odds since early this year after Warner Bros. shut down production of...... -
Summit Entertainment, Lions Gate said to be back in merger talks
Company TownLions Gate Entertainment and Summit Entertainment are back in merger talks that would combine two of Hollywood’s largest independent studios, according to people with knowledge of the negotiations who are not authorized to speak publicly. Should a... -
The Morning Fix: Murdoch reelected at BSkyB
Company TownThe Morning Fix is a roundup of media headlines.... -
Icahn may not be gone from Lions Gate just yet
Company TownLions Gate is putting on hold its plan to sell 22 million shares of stock on behalf of dissident shareholder Carl Icahn, foiled by the studio's slumping stock price that was fueled by the poor performance of the studio's recent movies.... -
Lions Gate set to sell Icahn stock by next week
Company TownWith its stock trading at about $7 all week, Lions Gate Entertainment said Thursday that despite recent doubts, it expects to sell most of dissident investor Carl Icahn's remaining stake in the company....
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