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‘Ouija’ Holding Off Keanu Reeves’ Surging ‘John Wick’ at Box Office
Universal’s teen-targeting horror tale on $20 million pace. Bill Murray’s “St. Vincent” is fifth in expansion
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Directors Guild Board OKs Tentative Agreement on New TV Commercials Contract
The 3-year deal calls for a 2.75 percent wage increase the first year and 3 percent in each of the next two
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‘Ouija’ Board Predicts Box Office: Teen Thriller to Beat Brad Pitt, Keanu Reeves, Bill Murray
Teen-targeting horror movie expected to dethrone “Fury” and outpace wide openers “John Wick” and “St. Vincent” this weekend
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Bill Murray’s ‘St. Vincent’ Expanding Wider Than Expected at Friday’s Box Office
Strong exit polls convince the Weinstein Company to bet big on the comedy co-starring Melissa McCarthy
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LA TV Production Gets Huge Bounce for Second Consecutive Quarter
On-location television shoots in region surge 31 percent in Q3
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‘The Conjuring 2’ Pushed to 2016 by Warner Bros.
Instead, the studio has slotted an untitled New Line horror film for next October
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Jason Reitman’s ‘Men, Women and Children’ Takes Box-Office Bellyflop
Despite Adam Sandler topping the ensemble cast, its wide opening is fifth-worst ever
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CNN Layoffs, Diversity Prompt Concern From Congressional Black Caucus Leader
Rep. Marcia L. Fudge, chairwoman of the CBC, calls the situation at the cable news net “troubling”
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David Letterman’s Cue Card Guy Fired After Assaulting Writer Bill Scheft at Rehearsal
Veteran Tony Mendez was let go for attacking Emmy-nominated writer backstage at CBS’s “Late Show” following an argument with the host
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‘Annabelle’ Turning Into Demon at Foreign Box Office
New Line’s horror movie spinoff has taken in $166 million globally — on a $6.5 million budget
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‘Dear White People’ Takes Marketing Cue From Itself to Start Fast at Box Office
Roadside and Lionsgate created a social media and viral video stir to drive the provocative racial comedy to $31K average on 11 screens
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Michael Keaton’s ‘Birdman’ Soars in Limited Box-Office Opening
Writer-director Alejandro Inarritu’s dark comedy scores the year’s 2nd-best specialty debut, averaging $103K on four screens
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Nicholas Sparks’ ‘Best of Me’ Marks Author’s Worst Box-Office Opening Ever
The romance starring Michelle Monaghan and James Marsden debuts with $10.2 million
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Brad Pitt’s ‘Fury’ Blitzes Box Office for $23.5 Million Win
The R-rated war saga ends “Gone Girl” streak. “Book of Life” is close third and “Best of Me” posts weakest Nicholas Sparks opening ever
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Brad Pitt’s Bloody ‘Fury’ Taking No Prisoners at Box Office
War saga will dethrone “Gone Girl” with $25 million. “Book of Life” is close for second, Nicholas Sparks’ “Best of Me” trails “Alexander”
