Gay-Rights Film ‘Pride’ Tops British Independent Film Awards
Matthew Warchus’ comedy-drama beats “The Imitation Game” as the year’s best British indie
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‘A Most Violent Year’ Named Top Film by National Board of Review
NBR’s acting awards go to Oscar Isaac, Michael Keaton, Julianne Moore, Jessica Chastain and Edward Norton
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Hugh Jackman Thinks Artificial Intelligence Is Bad News in First ‘Chappie’ Trailer (Video)
Director Neill Blomkamp’s next science fiction movie is about a gentle robot navigating the world Dev Patel brought him into
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‘Interstellar’ Lifts Off, But There’s Still No Oscar Frontrunner
Christopher Nolan’s epic has something in common with the rest of this year’s movies: It’s not an obvious winner
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‘Slumdog Millionaire’ Duo Signs First-Look Deal With FX Productions
Academy Award winners Danny Boyle and Christian Colson will develop projects across company’s stable of channels
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‘The Imitation Game’ Wins Toronto Audience Award
Runner-up honors go to “Learning to Drive” and “St. Vincent,” documentary prize to “Beats of the Antonov”
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Toronto’s First Weekend Features Some Fireworks, But We’re ‘Waiting for Greatness’
The festival has attracted stars like Denzel Washington, Melissa McCarthy, Channing Tatum and Bill Murray, but few cinematic knockouts
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Lea Michele, Rohan Chand to Lead Voice Cast of DreamWorks Animation’s Bollywood Musical (Exclusive)
The “Glee” star and “Bad Words” actor are nearing deals for Kevin Lima’s animated movie
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Martin Henderson, Emily Watson, Thomas Wright Climb Aboard ‘Everest’ (Exclusive)
“House of Cards” actor Michael Kelly has also been cast as “Into Thin Air” author Jon Krakauer in the Universal release
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“Slumming” Oscar’s After-Parties
Guzzle a Slumdog or Wrestler vodka cocktail, rock with Prince or Sir Elton, dance with Madonna …
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New, Improved Oscarcast: Appalling, Thank You
Shockingly bad production numbers, a glad-handing host, parodies that were outright offensive … and three and a half hours to boot
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Dawn Hudson … Grilled!
Ahead of Saturday’s Spirit Awards, the executive director of Film Independent tells why “Milk” has it but “Slumdog” doesn’t.
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Hollywood Preps for the Oscars
The word from Mumbai! Soirees meet hard times! The web beating the telecast! Inside secrets of a luxe hotel — watch the slide show!
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Danny Boyle takes DGA Award
At the Directors Guild Awards on Saturday night, “Slumdog Millionaire” director Danny Boyle took top prize
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‘Slumdog’ Untouchable in India? Fox Says Box Office Doesn’t Lie
Some Indians say “Millionaire” is a Westernized depiction of poverty that won’t resonate.
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Box Office: Tubby Guy Holds His Ground
Thursday’s Academy Award nominations lifted “Slumdog Millionaire” this weekend; the film racked up $10.6 million in ticket sales as it moved into an additional 829 theaters.
