How to Train Your Dragon 2
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Live-Action ‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ Set for June 2027
Mason Thames, Nico Parker and Gerard Butler are expected to return
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DreamWorks Animation’s Biggest Blockbusters and Bombs (Photos)
TheWrap counts the studio’s biggest hits and misses as Comcast considers buying Jeffrey Katzenberg’s baby
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DreamWorks Animation Disappoints With $55 Million Q1 Loss
Company losses underwhelm market, despite revenue of $166.5 million that was slightly higher than the market anticipated
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Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards Winners: The Complete List
Nick Jonas hosted the slime-and-statue celebration at the iconic Forum in Inglewood, California
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Battered DreamWorks Animation Still Has Wall Street’s Confidence… For Now
Despite a bad week for DWA, “the future is much brighter than it was a few months ago,” one analyst tells TheWrap
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Oscar Movies and Studios by the Numbers: Every Best Picture Nominee Wins an Award in a Historic First
Only three films won multiple awards; Fox Searchlight’s “Birdman,” “The Grand Budapest Hotel” lead
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‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ Gay Character Mulls Coming Out in Jimmy Kimmel’s ‘Imitation Game’ Mashup
Benedict Cumberbatch’s voice replaces Craig Ferguson’s when “Dragon” character Gobber the Belch considers revealing his “affairs with men”
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Oscars’ 24 Final ‘Will Win, Should Win’ Predictions: ‘Birdman,’ ‘Boyhood,’ ‘Budapest’ Top Baffling Year
The signs all point in one direction, but the race still feels like a coin toss
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TheWrap Celebrates With 74 Oscar Nominees at Pre-Awards Event
With Acoustic Performances of Best Songs “Grateful,” “Lost Stars”
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‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ Wins Top Prize at Annie Awards (Complete List)
Dreamworks Animation movie snags award for Best Animated Feature at Saturday night’s ceremony in Los Angeles
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Golden Globes Voters Spread the Wealth and Honor the Little Guys
“Boyhood” remains on top, “Birdman” takes a hit and Globes voters like new TV shows, not old ones
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Golden Globes Winners by the Numbers
These TV networks and film distributors better clear some mantle space for their new trophies
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Why Hollywood Isn’t Freaking Over Bummer 2014 Box Office
This year will be off around 5 percent from 2013’s record-breaker, but most studios have made money on their films
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Lorde, Lana Del Rey, Coldplay, Glen Campbell, Patti Smith Among Oscar Song Contenders
79 songs qualify for Oscars, four more than last year
