The "Colbert Report" host fears the newest Superman is pro-Obama White House propaganda, while "Iron Man 3" became a slave to Chinese financing

Senators are calling for a commission to look at all factors that may be contributing to mass shootings in the country, including violent media and video games.

The country's lawyer says she plans on defending Iran against "films" that have distorted the "country's image."

The annual festival, which mixes films from established and emerging talent, will screen films at five locations in Hollywood this November

Only four media executives land in the top 100, which is mostly comprised of those who made billions in technology

The book is awaiting a review of Canada's libel laws to ensure it will not open Knopf U.S. to a lawsuit

The meeting Thursday largely consisted of industry representatives briefing Biden and other task-force members on the industry's content ratings systems

The credit allows producers to cut up between $15 million and $20 million for film shoots on sites that meet the bill's criteria as low-income neighborhoods

Top women executives in Hollywood gathered to hear political figures California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris and L.A. mayoral candidate Wendy Greuel discuss leadership at TheWrap's annual Power Women breakfast

Katherine Heigl and Reese Witherspoon rank second and third, respectively, on the Forbes "Most Overpaid" list

The elusive director Terrence Malick star caught ... gasp ... dancing on camera.

Kim Ki-duk, director of South Korea's Best Foreign Picture entry "Pieta," said he doesn't work with producers, investors or anyone else who would try to shape his vision