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How To Survive the Sundance Film Festival

Five tips aimed to keep the experienced and newbie festival goer alike safe and sane.

NYC Awards Grants to Train Media and Entertainment Industry Employees

The new “Made in NY” Media Employee Training Program will award up to $500,000 in grants for small businesses to grow and train employees in the media and entertainment industries.

VIDEO: Actors Share Backstage Stories at TIFF

At an after party co-sponsored by Backstage, the stars of “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” talked about their own personal experiences with the magazine.

Carole Bouquet on 'Unforgivable' and Acting Abroad

The iconic French actress and former "Bond girl" stars as Judith in "Unforgivable," the new film from famed director André Téchiné that is in theaters now.

Taking Potshots at Fact in ‘Gangster Squad’

“Gangster Squad,” whose claim to have been inspired by a true story is based solely on there once being a mobster named Mickey Cohen in Los Angeles, wastes a top-notch cast, including Josh Brolin, Ryan Gosling, and Emma Stone.

Jacki Weaver On Joining the 'Silver Linings' Family

Jacki Weaver talks about joining the cast of "Silver Linings Playbook" and working with Bradley Cooper and Robert DeNiro.

How Hollywood Benefits from Fiscal Cliff Deal

Legislation that saved us from falling over the “fiscal cliff” also extended federal tax credits for film and TV productions, but for how long?

Analysis: WGA Award Predictions

The WGA Awards will be held this Sunday, Feb. 17, with ceremonies on the East and West Coasts honoring writers.

Study: Opportunities Down For Female Actors in Hollywood

For all the talk of a post-“Bridesmaids” boom, opportunities have not increased for female actors in Hollywood films. That’s according to a new study released May 13 by USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.

Actors Who Retired Early (Slideshow)

With Angelina Jolie's recent announced that she may retire soon, we look back on actors who quit the business early.