‘Spy’ and Melissa McCarthy Prove More Popular Than the Boys of ‘Entourage’
"Spy" took in $30 million between Friday and Sunday.
View ArticleReruns of ‘The Dukes of Hazzard’ Taken Off the Air
TV Land would not confirm why the decision was made but it follows Warner Bros.'s move to halt production on toys of a car in the show that displays the Confederate flag.
View ArticleComic-Con 2015: Big-Name Stars and Glimpse of ‘Suicide Squad’ Wow Crowd
Warner Bros. trotted out 24 stars for its centerpiece presentation on Saturday, including Ben Affleck, Jeremy Irons, Amy Adams, Viola Davis, Will Smith, Holly Hunter and Hugh Jackman.
View Article‘Straight Outta Compton’ Is No. 1 for Third Week at Box Office
Second place went to “War Room" (Sony), a PG-rated newcomer with a religious theme; costing $3.5 million to make, the movie sold $11 million in tickets, more than double what box office analysts had...
View ArticleAretha Franklin Documentary Will Not Be Shown at Toronto Festival
In a statement on Tuesday, producers of the film said they were withdrawing it from the festival – where it was to be shown Thursday – pending a hoped-for resolution of a legal dispute with Ms. Franklin.
View ArticleWarner Bros. Announces Deal to Make Chinese-Language Films
Warner Bros. has partnered with a Chinese equity firm to create Chinese-language films.
View Article‘Our Brand Is Crisis’ Finds Little Love at Box Office, Where ‘The Martian’ Is...
The film, starring Sandra Bullock, can't break a cold streak for Warner Bros.
View Article‘In the Heart of the Sea’ Tanks at the Box Office
The film is the latest in a string of misfires from Warner Bros.
View ArticleNext Installment of ‘Star Wars’ Pushed Back to End of 2017
The decision appears to have been made because of the success that “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” recently enjoyed over the Christmas and New Year holidays.
View Article‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ Slated for Broadway Opening Next Year
Jack O'Brien, who will direct the Broadway production, said that this version would be "an American version," different from the production on London's West End.
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