Unions Speak Out Against Piracy
Representatives from the DGA, AFTRA, IATSE and SAG joined lawmakers at a press conference today on Capitol Hill to discuss fighting copyright infringement and Internet theft.
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Third 'Dark Knight' to Film in Pittsburgh
Film director Christopher Nolan, who has helmed the two previous Batman films, said Tuesday the Pennsylvania city will host filming for a third film for at least a month.
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Gael Garcia Bernal Welcomes Second Child
Mexican actor Gael Garcia Bernal announced on Twitter that he and Argentine actress Dolores Fonzi have welcomed their second child, a girl.
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Olympian-Turned-Actor Tian Liang Dives into Film
Chinese champion diver Tian Liang has won glowing reviews from a prominent Hong Kong director as the two-time Olympic gold medalist transitions from elite athlete to entertainer.
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Cocaine Once Part of Film Budgets, Dennis Quaid Says
Actor Dennis Quaid says cocaine was so prevalent in Hollywood in the 1980s that supplies were built into the budgets of movies.
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Cameron to Shoot 'Avatar' Sequels in Manhattan Beach
James Cameron will use the facility in MBS Media Campus in Manhattan Beach, California for the motion capture photography and high-tech production on the two sequels to "Avatar."
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Over 20,000 Show for N.J. 'X Factor' Auditions
More than 20,000 people showed up to audition for Simon Cowell's "X Factor" in Newark, New Jersey, Thursday morning, onlookers tell The Hollywood Reporter.
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Leading Advertisers Expanding TV Movie Initiative
Two leading television advertisers say they are producing five new TV movies designed for families to watch together. The first, "Truth Be Told," airs Friday on Fox.
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Samuel L. Jackson to Make His Broadway Debut
Producers of "The Mountaintop" said Thursday that the Academy Award-nominated actor will star in the play that reimagines the night before the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.
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Action Comedy 'Gallants' Named HK Best Film
Hong Kong's annual film awards on Sunday honored a sentimental favorite with its top prize — a quirky, low-budget action comedy about a kung fu master.
