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Film Critic David Denby on Christopher Nolan’s ‘Terrorism,’ Studios’ Loss of Soul
The New Yorker film critic on Christopher Nolan's terrorism, the studios' soul and his new book "Do the Movies Have a Future?"
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‘Top Gun’ 3D Re-Release World Premiere Planned for China (Exclusive)
Paramount hopes to release "Top Gun" by the end of 2012
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Amazon Studios Options Horror Novel ‘Seed’
"Seed" centers on family who survive a car crash only to release an evil force
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Roger Birnbaum Steps Down as Co-Chairman, Co-CEO of MGM; Gary Barber Takes Control
Roger Birnbaum will remain at the company as a producer, exclusively developing projects for the studio
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Fandango Launches Slate of Online Videos, Featuring Dave Karger (Exclusive)
Three programs will focus on box office, awards and A-list actors, and below-the-line talent.
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Thanks to Twitter, Hollywood and Silicon Valley Are Finally Working Together
Venture capitalists Chris Sacca and Jeff Jordan say that Facebook, Apple and Android are the new kingmakers
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Former Disney Exec Paul Yanover Named President of Fandango
Yanover will focus on growing original content for the ticketing company
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Apple Stock Down Despite iOS 6 Maps Apology
Apple stock slides nearly 2 percent despite Tim Cook's mea culpa
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Cinemark Asks Judge to Dismiss Colorado Theater Shooting Victims’ Suit
The theater chain says its employees could not have known that the accused shooter James Holmes was unbalanced and homicidal
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Magnolia Nabs Polarizing Terrence Malick Film ‘To the Wonder’
"To the Wonder" won't be released in time for this year's Oscar nominations
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Entertainment One Grabs North American Rights to Brian De Palma’s ‘Passion’
Psycho-sexual thriller stars Noomi Rapace and Rachel McAdams
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Gov. Jerry Brown Signs Child Actor Protections Into Law
Law is intended to prevent child actors from falling prey to sexual predators
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Apple Apologizes for Faulty iOS 6 Maps Technology
Tim Cook acknowledges iOS 6 Maps falls short of Apple's commitment to "world-class products"
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TV’s Israeli Connection: What to Expect Post-‘Homeland’
Avi Nir and his Israeli production company Keshet came up with the show that inspired "Homeland," and now they're looking to do it again and again
