Hooters Restaurant Movie in the Works — Film News in Brief
The film will follow the real Hooters restaurateurs and the building of their business.
The film will follow the real Hooters restaurateurs and the building of their business.
More than a decade after the last installment of “Grand Theft Auto” released, players are finally getting "GTA 6" Nov. 19.
On today's 'Strictly Business' podcast, Holywater Tech co-CEO and co-founder Bogdan Nesvit outlines the microdrama platform's explosive growth.
SCAD Savannah Film Festival Returns with exclusive screenings, competition films, feature films and more
‘Idiots’ writer-director Macon Blair made a buddy comedy with a villain that will shock audiences.
The film will follow the real Hooters restaurateurs and the building of their business.
Olivia Rodrigo has released a non-album track. 'Serena Joy,' as an extremely limited CD single, with a digital release to follow within days.
David Ellison's Paramount is hitting back at an attack from actor Mark Ruffalo, accusing the company of using destructive tech to aid Israel.
The Austrian director's third feature continued its hot streak in Sarajevo, after triumphing in the Cannes Film Festival's Un Certain Regard strand.
Paramount and the California A.G. officials are set to meet Monday for settlement discussions on the lawsuit blocking the Warner Bros. Discovery sale.
The directors of "Bad Moms" satirize the New Age elitism of wellness culture, but they're working in a form that's running out of gas.
The “Real Time” host welcomed Joe Biden’s troubled son on his HBO show Friday night for a conversation that was all over the place.
The group developed a framework outlining how AI is present in the film industry and defines ways humans can maintain control of other use cases.
Vertical media is booming but it faces challenges and hurdles similar to subscription streaming, according to a new first-half report from Owl & Co.
Author Alex Aster stepped away from the worlds of her best-selling "Lightlark" and "Starside" novels to launch "Barbie Dreamscape."
Chris Aronson, the former head of domestic distribution for Paramount, filed a lawsuit claiming he was denied some $1.3 million in severance.