China Box Office: ‘Once Upon a Time in the Middle East’ Stays on Top as ‘V’ Debuts in Second
War comedy-drama 'Once Upon a Time in the Middle East' held onto the No. 1 position at the mainland China box office with $43.9 million.
Most Americans Have Not Seen Stories of People Living With HIV in Media in the Last Year: GLAAD Report
GLAAD reports that most Americans say they have not seen stories of people living with HIV in the media in the last year.
Christine Vachon on Why Landing Pedro Pascal to Replace Joaquin Phoenix in ‘De Noche’ Gave Todd Haynes the ‘Happy Ending’ He Deserved
Christine Vachon discussed replacing Joaquin Phoenix with Pedro Pascal on De Noche and the excitement she still gets when discovering new filmmakers
Charter Closes $34.5 Billion Cox Deal in Cable Megamerger, Company to Adopt Cox Communications Name
Charter closed its acquisition of Cox, creating a cable giant with operations in 45 states serving roughly 37 million customers.
After ‘Burlesque the Musical’ Cancels More Performances, ATG Entertainment Says Show Must Go On
ATG Entertainment is 'working closely' with 'Burlesque the Musical' producers to ensure the show will go on.
Gramado Targets Next-Gen Talent as Permanent Growth Engine (EXCLUSIVE)
As the inaugural edition wraps with 60 participants, organizers said the residency will be a permanent fixture at Gramado.
Podcast Giant Goalhanger Hires Tom Miceli to Lead TV and Film Expansion (EXCLUSIVE)
Tom Micheli joins Goalhanger from WME, where he led the partnership bringing The Rest is Football to Netflix
China’s Pingyao Film Festival Sets 10th Edition Dates – Global Bulletin
Pingyao unveils its 10th edition, Bhopal gets a new fest and Singapore fetes 70 years of 'Taiyupian' cinema.
San Sebastián Sets Michaël R. Roskam’s ‘Le Faux Soir’ as Closing Night Film
Michaël R. Roskam’s ‘Le Faux Soir,’ sold by Goodfellas, will close San Sebastián after its world premiere at Toronto.
‘Game of Thrones’ Play ‘The Mad King’ Reveals Behind-The-Scenes Secrets in Stage Transformation Video (EXCLUSIVE)
Over 300 swords have been used to create the throne in the new Royal Shakespeare Society show 'The Mad King' based on George R.R. Martin's 'Game of Thrones.'
Hayden Panettiere’s ‘Heroes’ Dad Calls Out ‘Predatory’ Paparazzi Who ‘Hunted’ Her and the Press Who Asked ‘Misogynistic’ Questions When She Was a Teen
Jack Coleman, who played the father of Hayden Panettiere's Claire on "Heroes," honored her after her death by exposing how she was hunted by the press.