Monday, October 31, 2011

DirecTV, News Corp. Reach Broad Carriage Deal

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Exclusive: Steven Spielberg, Peter Jackson's 'Adventures of Tintin' to Close Out AFI Fest

Exclusive: Steven Spielberg, Peter Jackson's 'Adventures of Tintin' to Close Out AFI Fest

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E! Network Caught Off Guard By Kardashian Divorce, Holding Emergency Meetings

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Exclusive: Olivia Wilde, Steve Buscemi Joining Steve Carell in 'Burt Wonderstone'

Exclusive: Olivia Wilde, Steve Buscemi Joining Steve Carell in 'Burt Wonderstone'

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Tower Heist: Film Review

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Foreign Box Office: Spielberg's 'Adventures of Tintin' Opens Solid No.1 Overseas

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October 31, 2011


Foreign Box Office: Spielberg's 'Adventures of Tintin' Opens Solid No.1 Overseas

Hilary Swank Fires Staff Over Chechen Incident (Report)

U2's 'From The Sky Down': What the Critics Are Saying (Video)

CBS Buys Israeli Adaptation From 'Rules of Engagement' Producer

'Untouchables' Wins Top Prize at Tokyo International Film Festival
MOVIES

Activists Slam Relativity Media for Filming in China City

Glenn Close Scores Best Actress Prize at Tokyo Film Festival for 'Albert Nobbs'

'Shame,' 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy' and 'Tyrannosaur' Lead the Field for This Year’s British Independent Film Awards

'Tintin' Breaks Box Office Record in Belgium


'Breathing' Collects Grand Prix at Ukraine's Molodist Fest

Ryan Reynolds-Narrated 'The Whale' Gets Canada Release

TV

Keith Olbermann Calls Canada's Rob Ford 'Worst Person in the World'

Sony Takes Home Entertainment Rights to Luk Internacional Catalogue in Spain

Fox to Replace Star Movies Asia with Fox Movies Premium


REVIEWS

Turn Me On, Goddammit! (Fa Meg Pa, For Faen!)

And They're Off

THE BUSINESS

Chinese Studios Huayi Brothers, Bona Take Stakes in U.S.-Based China Lion

Metallica Concert in India Canceled, Organizers Arrested


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TV Ratings: 'Allen Gregory' Off to Slow Start, 'Once Upon A Time' Stays Solid

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TV Ratings: 'Allen Gregory' Off to Slow Start, 'Once Upon A Time' Stays Solid
Sunday Night Football wins the evening for NBC, while the sophomore outing of ABC's fairy tale drama holds in adult 18-49 and Fox's latest animated addition fails to make much of an impact.

 
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Exclusive: Ryan Gosling's 'Logan's Run' Remake Enlists New Screenwriter

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Johnny Depp's 'Rum Diary': What Went Wrong; 'Puss in Boots,' 'Tintin' Lead Box Office; Steve Stark Joining MGM Television; CBS Buys Israeli Adaptation; De Niro, Travolta Teaming Up; New Network Launching Next Year

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Johnny Depp's 'Rum Diary' Tanks at Box Office: What Went Wrong
The actors' tribute to his friend, the late journalist Hunter S. Thompson, opens to dismal $5 million.

Box Office Report: 'Puss in Boots' Braves Halloween Weekend to Collect a Record $34 Million
Justin Timberlake's "In Time" and Johnny Depp's "The Rum Diary" don't scare up much business, but "Tintin" made a mark overseas.

Foreign Box Office: Spielberg's 'Adventures of Tintin' Opens Solid No. 1 Overseas
No. 2 "Puss In Boots" sets animation records in Russia and the Ukraine; Fox's "In Time" opens No. 3.

EXCLUSIVE: Steve Stark In Talks to Join MGM Television As President of Production
The veteran TV producer and executive, whose projects include NBC's "The Event" and CBS's "Medium," will report to Roma Khanna.

CBS Buys Israeli Adaptation From 'Rules of Engagement' Producer
The comedy project centering on a recently divorced couple who was bad at marriage and now even worse at divorce was given a script commitment.

Robert De Niro, John Travolta Team Up for 'Killing Season'
Mark Steven Johnson is directing the action movie for Millennium Films and Corsan Pictures.

New Network Targeting African Americans to Launch Next Year
Even high-flying big names are being treated badly as studio economics mean cutbacks; says one producer, "I feel like Willy Loman."

MOVIES

Activists Slam Relativity Media for Filming in China City
The U.S. studio is filming part of the comedy "21 and Over" in Linyi, a Chinese city where a blind, self-taught activist lawyer is being held under house arrest and reportedly beaten.

Doris Day to Receive Career Achievement Award From Los Angeles Film Critics Assn.
The group will next meet Dec. 11 to vote on its annual awards.

Glenn Close Scores Best Actress Prize at Tokyo Film Festival for 'Albert Nobbs'
The French film "Untouchables" takes the top prize, earning best actor honors for its two stars.

EXCLUSIVE: 'The Killing' Star Wins Lancelot Role in Warner Bros.' 'Arthur & Lancelot'
Joel Kinnaman will star for "Wedding Crashers" director David Dobkin, who is writing and directing the Arthurian tale.

Kirsten Dunst, Orlando Bloom Join Clive Owen in Roger Donaldson's 'Cities'
Anil Kapoor also star for writer-director Roger Donaldson and producers Matthew Metcalfe and Chris Curling.

Hunting Lane Films Acquires 'Coward' Graphic Novel
"The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" helmer David Slade is attached to direct the adaptation of Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips' crime comic.

TV

EXCLUSIVE: 'Reba' Showrunner Sues 20th Television for Profits
Allison Gibson, who departed the Reba McEntire sitcom after its first season, claims she was been fraudulently denied her share of revenue from the show. This is her second time suing.

'In Living Color' Returning to Fox, Keenen Ivory Wayans Producing
Fox will air two half-hour specials of "In Living Color" in the spring, with the option to pick it up to series next season.

Chelsea Kane Cast in ABC Family Pilot From 'Nine Lives of Chloe King' Producer
The actress joins the multicamera comedy project, which is scheduled to shoot the episode in December.

TV Ratings: 'Chuck' Return Hampered By World Series, 'Grimm' Has Good Premiere
Fox will take home the victory with the final game of the World Series, which crowned the St. Louis Cardinals champions.

Eccentric U.K. Broadcaster Jimmy Savile, Longtime Host of 'Top of the Pops,' Dies at 84
The pop culture figure, who also hosted "Jim'll Fix It" for 20 years, claimed to have been the first DJ in the world to use two turntables.


THE BUSINESS

Steve Jobs' Sister Recalls the Apple Co-Founder's Final Words
Mona Simpson gave a moving eulogy at her brother's memorial service earlier this month.

YouTube Announces TV Initiative With 100 Niche Channels
The Google-owned site's partners include BermanBraun, WWE, HSN, Ashton Kutcher and Amy Poehler.

The CW Inks Five-Year Deal With Hulu

The announcement comes weeks after the network signed a four-year streaming licensing agreement with Netflix.

ANALYSIS: How Justin Bieber Became the Public Face of Copyright Reform
The singer's lawyers protest a website using his name to oppose copyright reform. Then he goes on the radio and says the lawmaker who proposed the legislation "needs to be locked up." What's going on?

Zediva Shut Down Permanently After Settlement With Hollywood Studios
The MPAA cheers result as sending a strong message to would-be copyright infringers.

Top Foreclosure Firm’s Homeless-Themed Halloween Party Pictures Spark Controversy on Internet
The Steven J. Baum law firm, which represents lenders including Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo, is under fire for the photographs released by New York Times.

STYLE

Russell Brand Accepts Man of the Year Honors from Friendly Group
“I’ve always been happy to worship on my knees at the altar of femininity,” the actor said in reference to the L.A. women's recovery program.

Drugs, Affairs and Secret Divorces: Inside the Scandalous History of the Holmby Hills Estate
A new book spotlights 20th Century Fox co-founder Joseph Schenck's affair with Marilyn Monroe at 141 S. Carolwood and the separated Bonos' decision to live in separate wings because CBS threatened to cancel their show if either moved out.


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