Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ Headed Toward an Even Bigger Opening Than ‘Get Out’
“Get Out” was one of the biggest hits of 2017, and Peele’s follow-up could be even bigger
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WGA Moves Date for Membership Vote on Talent Agency Code of Conduct
Little progress in latest talks between Writers Guild and the ATA in packaging fees dispute
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Robin Roberts to Host Opening Night of 2019 NFL Draft
“Good Morning America” co-host and former “SportsCenter” anchor makes her return to sports
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Roseanne Barr Returns to Stand-Up Stage at Laugh Factory With Andrew Dice Clay
Barr lost a show at the Tropicana venue following her ABC firing
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Dick Dale, Legendary Surf Rock Guitarist, Dies at 81
Dale’s version of “Misirlou” was the iconic opening credit track for “Pulp Fiction”
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Richard Erdman, Best Known as Leonard Rodriguez on ‘Community,’ Dies at 93
Veteran actor played Greendale Community College’s smart-alecky senior student
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‘The Mustang’ and Matthias Schoenaerts Ride Into Indie Box Office
Focus releases tale of convict and horse taming each other
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‘Captain Marvel’ Scores $69 Million in Second Weekend at Box Office
Latest Marvel movie has now grossed $760 million worldwide
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‘Captain Marvel’ to Blast Past $250 Million in Domestic Box Office on 2nd Weekend
Brie Larson film will have the second-highest weekend two in March box office history
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Writers Guild, Talent Agencies End Fourth Day of Talks, Will Meet Again Next Week
WGA and ATA held another marathon negotiation session over packaging fees on Thursday
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‘Shazam’ Set for $40 Million Opening in First Round of Box Office Tracking
DC’s smaller, sillier follow-up to “Aquaman” is showing strong upside
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‘Captain Marvel’ Could Follow in Footsteps of ‘Black Panther’ With Strong Second Weekend
Carol Danvers will face little competition from “Wonder Park” and “Five Feet Apart”
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Denzel Washington in Talks to Join Warner Bros’ ‘Little Things’
Washington to play shady cop with an eye for details
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Talent Agencies Present Counterproposals to Writers Guild in Packaging Dispute
WGA calls ATA’s proposals “a small step forward”
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WGA’s New Report on Agencies’ Conflicts of Interest Cites ‘The Walking Dead,’ ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire’
Report released hours before guild is set to meet for new negotiations with the Association of Talent Agencies
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Says James Cameron Is Heavily Involved in ‘Terminator 6’
Working on “Avatar” sequels isn’t stopping Cameron from overseeing his most iconic series
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Julianne Moore and ‘Gloria Bell’ Dazzle Indie Box Office
Sebastian Lelio’s follow-up to the Oscar-winning “A Fantastic Woman” arrives on five screens this weekend
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‘Captain Marvel’ Sends Box Office Soaring With $153 Million Opening
Global opening of $455 million is the largest ever for a March release
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‘Captain Marvel’ on Track for $155 Million-Plus Opening
Opening weekend for Marvel’s first female superhero film rivals “The Hunger Games”
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Air Force’s Use of ‘Captain Marvel’ to Recruit Women Ignores a Grim Record on Sexual Assault
The film arrives just after Sen. Martha McSally’s testimony that she was raped in the Air Force
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ATA Insists It Is Not Withdrawing From WGA Negotiations in New Letter
“All we require is the WGA’s commitment that we are working toward the same goal,” say Hollywood agencies
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‘Captain Marvel’ Aims to Overpower ‘Hunger Games’ and ‘Wonder Woman’ in Box Office Debut
Katniss Everdeen’s reign as the box office’s top-drawing heroine may be at an end
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Tyrese Gibson in Talks to Join Jared Leto in Sony Marvel Movie ‘Morbius’
“Fast & Furious” star set to join Leto and Matt Smith
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‘Captain Marvel': Critics Call Carol Danvers’ Debut a Solid Addition to Marvel’s Canon
Most were left dazzled by Brie Larson’s performance, while some felt she deserved a better film
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Steven Spielberg’s Push for Oscar Rule Change Reignites Movie Theater vs Netflix Debate
“Has Spielberg been to a normal people movie theater lately?” asks one film writer
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Oscar Victory Gives ‘Green Book’ a Box Office Bump
Universal brought the film back to over 2,600 screens as it also opened in China
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‘Apollo 11’ Blasts Off to Strong IMAX Launch at Indie Box Office
Gaspar Noe’s subversive “Climax” also enters the arthouse market
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‘How to Train Your Dragon 3’ Edges Out ‘Madea’ to Stay Atop Box Office
DreamWorks Animation trilogy finale continues to outperform its predecessors
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Ian McKellen Apologizes for Bryan Singer, Kevin Spacey Remarks
“My intention was to encourage the LGBT audience I was addressing to be proud and open about their sexuality,” actor says
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Ava DuVernay Opposes Steven Spielberg’s Effort to Keep Netflix Out of the Oscars
Her Central Park 5 film will debut on Netflix in May
