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‘Pride and Prejudice and Zombies’ seeks new life with Lily Collins

Joseph Gordon-Levitt: I cut some graphic porn from 'Don Jon'

After Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s directorial debut, “Don Jon,” premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, festivalgoers questioned whether the pornography-laden version of the movie would make it to theaters intact. The initial...

Tags: Entertainment, Film Festivals, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Arts and Culture, Sundance Film Festival

Aereo fight is about money. MTV yanks 'Buckwild.' Lynton re-ups.

After the coffee. Before emptying the cat box (well, you wanted to know). The Skinny: I stuffed myself silly at the premiere party for HBO's "Veep" last night so I'm feeling a little bloated this morning. Yes, it's a tough life. Wednesday's headlines...

Tags: Sony Corp., Entertainment, DirecTV Group Inc., Buckwild (tv program), Television Industry

Mogul Ron Burkle partnering in new branded entertainment company

Billionaire mogul Ron Burkle has invested in a new branded entertainment company, broadening his rapidly growing stable of Hollywood-related businesses. Burkle has partnered with publishing executive Richard Beckman and entertainment attorney Joel...

Tags: Academy Awards, Marketing, Entertainment, Beyonce, Fashion Trends

Older moviegoers on the rise

The baby boomers are booming again. At least at the box office. According to a study by the Motion Picture Assn. of America, the number of older frequent moviegoers -- people over the age of 40 who see a movie once a month or more -- was on the rise...

Tags: Academy Awards, Entertainment Events, Entertainment, Argo (movie), Movies

Barnes & Noble's Nook in video licensing deals with more studios

In a bid to spur sales of its struggling Nook tablet, Barnes & Noble Inc. struck deals with major Hollywood studios that will make more movies and television shows available on the device. Barnes & Noble's Nook Media subsidiary reached licensing deals...

Tags: Sony Corp., Entertainment, The Hunger Games (movie), Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Television Industry

'Jack the Giant Slayer' is 2013's first major box-office flop

“Jack the Giant Slayer,” Bryan Singer’s new version of “Jack and the Beanstalk,” didn’t get off the ground this weekend. The nearly $200-million 3-D production opened with a disappointing $28 million, according to...

Tags: David Duchovny, Entertainment, Arts and Culture, Ed Harris, Nicholas Hoult

Could 'Jack the Giant Slayer' be 2013's first big-budget bomb?

Fee-fi-fo-fum — Hollywood smells the blood of a box office bum. Bryan Singer's nearly $200-million production of "Jack the Giant Slayer" is set to debut with a disappointing $25 million this weekend, according to those who have seen pre-release...

Tags: Entertainment, David Duchovny, Ashley Bell, Argo (movie), Arts and Culture

‘Mirror Mirror’ looking for Oscar gold after top guild win

Josh Duhamel and Fergie confirm: A new baby is on the way

'Good Day to Die Hard' barely wins Presidents Day weekend box office

Presidents Day was almost a bad one for "A Good Day to Die Hard." The fifth installment in the Bruce Willis action franchise narrowly won the holiday weekend at the box office, just stealing No. 1 from "Identity Thief," the Melissa McCarthy comedy...

Tags: Die Hard (movie), Entertainment, Jessica Alba, Red (movie, 2010) , Dear John (movie)

'A Good Day to Die Hard' to rule Presidents Day box office

"Safe Haven" will find no refuge at the box office the weekend, as the latest "Die Hard" movie is set to annihilate the competition.  "A Good Day to Die Hard," the fifth installment in the Bruce Willis action franchise, is expected to gross a robust $55...

Tags: Die Hard (movie), Entertainment, Jessica Alba, Dancing With the Stars (tv program), Jeremy Irons