AFTRA's President Re-elected for Second Term
Roberta Reardon was unanimously re-elected to a second two-year term as national president of AFTRA at the union's biennial national convention Saturday in Chicago.
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Busking a Lottery at Edinburgh Fringe
Before the jugglers, acrobats and comedians hit the streets of the Scottish capital to busk at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe there's morning coffee, a chat among colleagues and the lottery.
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'Twilight' Sinks Fangs into Teen Choice Awards
The adolescent vampire drama dominated Sunday's ceremony with 11 wins, including choice movie drama, romance, liplock, rumble and soundtrack.
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Grauman's Theater on the Block?
Warner Bros. and Viacom are stepping up efforts to unload L.A.-area movie theaters, including the iconic Grauman's Chinese in Hollywood.
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IFP Sets Slate for Project Forum
IFP, the New York-based indie film organization, has invited 116 projects to take part in its Project Forum during its 31st annual Independent Film Work.
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'Arrested Development' Trio Reunite for New Show
The Emmy-winning series' creator/executive producer Mitch Hurwitz, co-star Will Arnett and co-executive producer Jim Vallely have teamed for another single-camera Fox comedy.
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Candidates for SAG Board Are Set
The Screen Actors Guild released its official list of national officer and board candidates Monday night: Seymour Cassel, Ken Howard, Anne-Marie Johnson and Asmar Muhammad.
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A Travelling 'Midsummer Night's Dream'
Irma Sloan is doubled over with laughter as Lysander fumblingly attempts to kiss Helena, and lands one on Demetrius instead.
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Once again, ACTORFEST, the largest expo specifically for actors, dancers and singers, will take New York and Los Angeles by storm this fall.
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'Spider-Man' Halts Production, But Will Still Open
Spider-Man appears to be caught in a web of financial troubles. "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," the Broadway musical based on the Marvel comic-book superhero, reportedly hit a financial speed bump last Friday.
