Brooks Barnes The New York Times

Ricky Gervais, returning as host for the 73rd Globes, set the tone for the night and called the Globe a "worthless" prize. "It's a bit of metal that some nice, old, confused journalists wanted to give you in person so they could meet you and have a selfie with you," he said

Once again, confrontations between an expanding field of reality-based movies and a growing pack of watchdogs, mostly of the armchair variety, have been turning the annual awards ritual into a brutal game of "gotcha." But, hey, lighten up. It's just a movie. And they don't give an Oscar for telling the truth

During this year's gathering at the Star Wars studio, more than 30 hours of Star Wars events will be streamed on StarWars.com

"Tom knows this business inside and out like few others do," CEO Lynton said in a statement about Rothman.

Sony had gotten its way by putting the onus for cancellation on apprehensive theater owners.

"The investigation continues into this very sophisticated cyberattack," the studio said in a statement.

DigiFest NYC is part of a booming corner of entertainment where YouTube stars step out from behind their bedroom webcams.

Netflix tells customers what to rent based on algorithms that analyze previous selections.

Leonardo DiCaprio spends most of his screen time in Clint Eastwood's "J. Edgar" sweating and sneering, looking unhandsome and unheroic.

The Walt Disney Company has started an ambitious and risky march toward the one corner of childhood it does not already dominate: newborns. Late last month, the company quietly began pressing its newest priority, Disney Baby, in 580 maternity hospitals in the United States. A representative visits a new mother and offers a free Disney Cuddly Bodysu...

The seventh Harry Potter movie opened to a jaw-dropping $330 million in global ticket sales over the weekend, underscoring the magical powers of the Warner Brothers marketing and distribution departments. That brawny total easily made "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" No. 1 in North America, where the boy wizard generated an estimated ...

Playboy TV is putting (some of) its clothes back on. Since its introduction in 1982, Playboy TV, a subscription channel like Cinemax or Showtime, has focused on attracting men with soft-core pornographic movies, adult-oriented game shows ("Show Us Your Wits") and Playmate specials. It's a fading proposition. The channel is too tame to compete with ...

Disney is taking the risky step of recasting Mickey's image for the future.

Ricky Gervais, returning as host for the 73rd Globes, set the tone for the night and called the Globe a "worthless" prize. "It's a bit of metal that some nice, old, confused journalists wanted to give you in person so they could meet you and have a selfie with you," he said

Once again, confrontations between an expanding field of reality-based movies and a growing pack of watchdogs, mostly of the armchair variety, have been turning the annual awards ritual into a brutal game of "gotcha." But, hey, lighten up. It's just a movie. And they don't give an Oscar for telling the truth

During this year's gathering at the Star Wars studio, more than 30 hours of Star Wars events will be streamed on StarWars.com

"Tom knows this business inside and out like few others do," CEO Lynton said in a statement about Rothman.

Sony had gotten its way by putting the onus for cancellation on apprehensive theater owners.

"The investigation continues into this very sophisticated cyberattack," the studio said in a statement.

DigiFest NYC is part of a booming corner of entertainment where YouTube stars step out from behind their bedroom webcams.

Netflix tells customers what to rent based on algorithms that analyze previous selections.

Leonardo DiCaprio spends most of his screen time in Clint Eastwood's "J. Edgar" sweating and sneering, looking unhandsome and unheroic.

The Walt Disney Company has started an ambitious and risky march toward the one corner of childhood it does not already dominate: newborns. Late last month, the company quietly began pressing its newest priority, Disney Baby, in 580 maternity hospitals in the United States. A representative visits a new mother and offers a free Disney Cuddly Bodysu...

The seventh Harry Potter movie opened to a jaw-dropping $330 million in global ticket sales over the weekend, underscoring the magical powers of the Warner Brothers marketing and distribution departments. That brawny total easily made "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" No. 1 in North America, where the boy wizard generated an estimated ...

Playboy TV is putting (some of) its clothes back on. Since its introduction in 1982, Playboy TV, a subscription channel like Cinemax or Showtime, has focused on attracting men with soft-core pornographic movies, adult-oriented game shows ("Show Us Your Wits") and Playmate specials. It's a fading proposition. The channel is too tame to compete with ...

Disney is taking the risky step of recasting Mickey's image for the future.