Will Snow White and Battleship Be the Last Straws at Universal?
The pricey Snow White looks likely to be yet another in a list of painful bombs for the beleaguered studio.
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Can Disney's New Chief Bring Back Its Mojo?
New Disney studio chief Alan Horn had an amazing track record of doing big movies at Warner Bros. But does his new employer desire the same?
Russell Brand to Host the MTV Movie Awards, Maybe Find a New Wife While He’s at It
Look out, Jennifer Lawrence.
Stephenie Meyer’s Company Picks Up Second Film
Twilight author options book by I Know What You Did Last Summer author.
Scott Rudin Hires a Literary Mind to Lead His Literary Company [UPDATE]
Though while Rudin gobbles up the rights to highbrow hits, his new deputy's experience tilts more toward pulp.
Polone: Four Star Screenwriters Talk About Rewrite Hell
"My emotional response [to being rewritten] is a mix of disgust and horror, no matter what side I'm on."
Why Did Hollywood’s Youngest Mogul Cool on Two of the Town’s Hottest Screenwriters?
Billionaire David Ellison rethought making Transformers/Star Trek scribes Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci his own personal Bruckheimer.
Russell Crowe in Talks to Join the Dracula Tale Harker
It's told from the point of view of the Count's lawyer, who is now a Scotland Yard detective tracking Dracula.
What Are the Odds That 26 As-Yet-Unrenewed ‘Bubble’ TV Shows Will Come Back?
We rate 26 shows' odds of survival, on a scale of Work It (as good as dead) to 2 Broke Girls (a slam dunk for coming back next season).
Four Reasons Why Opening This Means War on Valentine’s Day Was a Bad Idea
Fox moved it back this week; let's divvy up the blame for why February 14 was a bad time to release the Reese Witherspoon action-comedy.
Exercise-Video Giant Anchor Bay May Now Split With Komen
The women who love Billy Blanks and Bob Harper might no longer like a pink ribbon on their DVD cases.
How TV Pilots Looking for Stars Are Benefiting From the Zooey Effect
Movie actors now see that getting into TV isn't a step down, and so the networks' star wish lists are less unrealistic.
What Hollywood Can Learn From the End of Universal’s Ill-Fated Hasbro Deal
The pact was meant to signal the end of the movie star. Nothing got made, and now Candy Land is at Sony with Adam Sandler.
What Does NBC Have Riding on the Success of Smash?
We analyze what will happen to the fading network if the heavily hyped show is a hit, a bomb, or just meh.
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