Skeptics wonder if the movie-review site can remain impartial now that it's owned by a major studio; here's why they're wrong

Studio pays more than $1.5 million for the project, which is set to star Tom Cruise as a perfect man who makes a single mistake; a bidding war was started on the strength of writer Dan Fogelman's pitch

Timing is coincidental, but Easton arrives just in time for courtroom drama

Warner Bros. says Sheen was very wrong about "discussions" about him returning

Western centers on Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday as they set out to save the kidnapped daughter of Sitting Bull

Exiting president and COO led the studio during a fruitful period, where "Harry Potter" films and "The Dark Knight" raked it in at the box office

Responding to report that studios are rolling out the new service on DirecTV next month, National Association of Theater Owners puts out an angry statement saying its constituents weren't told the news first.

With the disc business fading fast, and Netflix charging hard, film and TV studios are eager to find new online distribution platforms

Superior Court Judge Allan Goodman moved up the hearing on the actor's motion to force a trial rather than arbitration

No, you can't get "The Social Network" (that's Sony's movie), but Warner's digital distribution unit will let you rent movies like "The Dark Knight" using 30 Facebook credits ($3)

Federal court says Internet service provider not liable for customers' illegal movie downloads

Warner Bros. says actor's health is most important, isn't holding him to a date