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Matthew Lillard’s ‘Fat Kid Rules the World’ Secures North American Distribution
ARC Entertainment has acquired the rights to Matthew Lillard's directorial debut “Fat Kid Rules the World”
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‘The Godfather’ Monopoly: Guns, Cars and a Horse’s Head
Hasbro and Paramount have collaborated on a new version of Monopoly based on "The Godfather"
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Meet the Wild West of Television: The ‘Second Screen’
Networks and start-ups alike are trying new ways of capturing viewers' attention on tablets and smartphones — but who will prevail?
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‘Magic Mike’ Red Band Trailer: Channing Tatum Bares Everything But His Genitals
Channing Tatum, Matthew McConaughey and the other stars of "Magic Mike" strip down to their banana hammocks
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John Madden to Direct ‘Murder Mystery,’ Charlize Theron May Star
Charlize Theron will produce and is in talks to star for John Madden, director of "Shakespeare in Love" and "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel"
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Will Gluck in Final Talks to Direct CBS Films’ D.B. Cooper Comedy
"The Usual Suspects" meets "Catch Me If You Can" with this version of the hunt for the infamous skyjacker
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Lindsay Lohan Set for Paul Schrader Thriller ‘The Canyons’
Lohan would start shooting Paul Schrader's "The Canyons," penned by Bret Easton Ellis, July 9
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Sony Animation Bringing Tonka Trucks to the Big Screen
Sony and Hasbro are already making movies based on Risk and Candy Land
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Olivier Megaton to Direct Another Abduction Thriller
The "Transporter 3" and "Taken 2" helmer will work from a Sean Gullette script
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Palm Springs ShortFest to Honor Gus Van Sant
The "Good Will Hunting" and "Milk" director will take home the "ShortFest Spirit of Short Film" award
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Glenn Beck Strikes Reported $100M Deal for Radio Show, Online Networks
Premiere Networks will syndicate Beck's show for five more years, and sell ads for his digital properties
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Mark Cuban: Dish ‘Smart’ for Auto Hop, Networks Should Settle
The Dallas Mavericks owner calls television an "undervalued medium," but encourages the networks to embrace technology
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Lionsgate Vice Chairman Michael Burns: ‘We Don’t Want to Be the New Major’
Lionsgate has enviable tentpoles like "The Hunger Games" and "Twilight," but it wants to remain nimble
