The Hobbit in Trouble Again As MGM ‘Teeters on Bankruptcy’
MGM reportedly held an hours-long conference call with bondholders yesterday during which management begged for money.
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Joe Satriani Drops Lawsuit, Coldplay’s ‘Viva la Vida’ Officially Totally Original Again
"A financial settlement between the two parties may have been reached."
Hollywood Celebrates Another Summer of Record-Breaking Ticket Prices
As expected, the summer of 2009 easily trounced that of 2007 to become the highest-grossing summer season ever — thanks to higher ticket prices.
Non-Terrible August Movies to Make 2009 the Biggest Summer Ever
By Sunday, 2009 is expected to beat 2007's record as the highest-grossing summer ever.
Movie Stars: Dead!
Will the failed movies of summer 2009 finally spell the end for Hollywood's star system?
DreamWorks Does Deal, Finally
At long last, Steven Spielberg's wish for an independent DreamWorks has come true!
Michael Jackson’s $200 Million Year
Obviously this is a record for the highest single-year earnings for a dead celebrity.
Paula Abdul’s Idol Contract Renegotiations Reach Critical ‘I’m Leaving’ Phase
Paula's manager: "Very sadly, it does not appear that she's going to be back on 'Idol.'"
Which Country’s GNP Did Nikki Finke Sell Her Blog For?
Nikki Finke recently bragged that she'd sold her blog "for the GNP of a small country." But which one? The 'Times' reports her price, and we found the country.
Nikki Finke’s New Corporate Cousin: Bonnie Fuller
Jay Penske, the empire-building founder of Mail.com Media Corporation, has made another high-profile and (probably) expensive hire.
30 Rock Finally Cashes In
'30 Rock' has been sold for syndication, for the not-bad sum of $800,000 per episode.
Simon Cowell Offered Crapload of Money to Re-up American Idol Contract
He's been offered between $100 million and $144 million per year to come back.
Weinstein Company Possibly Not So Great on Money Right Now
The Weinstein Company has hired financial adviser Miller Buckfire & Co to "help restructure its debt and raise money to cover its operating costs."
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