Hollywood Ink: A Big Day For the Ladies
· Seemingly half the A-list actresses in Hollywood got new projects Monday, with the most amusing casting news potentially pairing Penelope Cruz with Lars von Trier for…
Get Your Tickets Now for Movieline's NYC Oscar Extravaganza!
Are you a Movieline reader based in New York City? Not quite up for crashing the Academy's official Oscar fête at the St. Regis yet again? You're in luck! Movieline is…
Sex, Drugs and Percy Jackson: A Movieline Special Report
Movieline was on the scene late last week at a press gathering for Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief, and while the event on the 61st floor of the…
Heartbreaking Photos Depict De-Conanzing of The Tonight Show
When is a TV studio not just a TV studio? If the network that owns it takes a sledgehammer to the short-lived legacy of its previous inhabitant -- as NBC appears to have…
January Jones Teases Mad Men's End
This is precisely the kind of shameless thing celebrities say to get pullquoted on Web sites, so I guess consider January Jones's mission accomplished in foretelling the…
Hollywood Ink: Mann Overboard
· Nepotism is still alive and well in Hollywood, with Ami Canaan Mann preparing for her feature The Fields, co-produced by her father Michael Mann. The family ties…
Friday Box Office: Very, Very Dear John
The burning question of what film would ever -- if ever -- unseat Avatar from box-office supremacy has finally been answered, and it's not likely the successor anyone…
7 Days of Glory
The end of another week at Movieline brings warm memories of Oscars, friendly interviews, old friends, celebrity hoarders, jet-pilot polar bears and a dazzling, dizzying…
Say Whaaaa? Reitman Preens, Perry Snubs and Other Mystifying News of the Week
It's time once again for Say Whaaaa?, your convenient digest to the week's most confounding, brain-wrenching and/or cringeworthy cultural highlights. Your mileage may…
Finally, Crapocalypse Classic Birdemic Coming to Theater Near You
The world isn't fair, but it's pretty freaking hilarious. How else to explain the ongoing distribution limbo of such excellent Sundance entries as Animal Kingdom, The…
Joan Rivers Doc to IFC
Less than a week after claiming an editing award at Sundance, the candid documentary Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work landed a theatrical buyer in IFC Films. Directors Ricki…
Hollywood Ink: Russell Crowe. Beyoncé. A Star is Born. Seriously.
· It's only Feb. 5, but good luck topping this casting rumor for the rest of 2010: Russell Crowe is reportedly a front-runner to co-star in Warner Bros.' planned remake…
Movieline Attractions: Love is in the Air!
Welcome back to Movieline Attractions, your regular guide to everything new, noteworthy and/or distracting you from Super Bowl weekend. This week, slim pickings belie an…
Report: PETA Punk'd by Avatar's Six-Legged Horses
The activists at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals have long had it out for Hollywood and its animal trainers, which made the organization's recent endorsement…
Sony Pictures: We're Profitable, You're Fired
A few days after Sony Pictures announced it would lay off 450 staffers, the company was revealed to have a $153 million operating profit in 2009. That's a 9 percent jump…
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