film

Nominees for the NAACP's 44th Annual Image Awards Announced

NAACP singles out Queen Latifah for "Steel Magnolias"; "Beasts of the Southern Wild" is also in the Image Awards hunt.

‘Zero Dark Thirty’ Wins Two More Top Prizes, Emmanuelle Riva Sweeps

Three critics groups announce winners.

‘Admission’ Proves to be an Omission of Entertainment

As Tina Fey’s first post-“30 Rock” project, “Admission” comes with more weight attached to it than the film can comfortably bear.

‘LUV’ Gives a Brutal Lesson in Growing Up

Although set in a low-income neighborhood’s drug world, this powerful film starring Common lays bare the universal despair when childhood dreams are shattered.

Spielberg, Katzenberg, and Geffen Each Donate $30 Million to MPTF

Dreamworks SKG founders Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg, and David Geffen are supporting a $350 million fundraising campaign for the nonprofit Motion Picture & Television Fund.

The New York Film Critics Circle Ranks Swell

Film critics Bilge Ebiri, Nick Pinkerton, and Keith Uhlich will join the NYFCC this year.

MPAA Celebrates Court Victory Over Torrent Site

A legal victory for the major movie studios last week could translate into larger residual checks for performers.

A Film Fest Amid the Bayous of Louisiana

The Louisiana International Film Festival and Mentorship Program announced its lineup for its inaugural four-day event, which kicks off April 18 in Baton Rouge and New Orleans.

FilmL.A. Announces Art Yoon Hire

The non-profit has named Yoon to the newly created position of executive vice president, where he will help boost its marketing and advertising efforts.