Stridently vigilant against what it believes is copyright hypocrisy,
geek site TechDirt.com reports that Republicans cried “Pirate!”
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Kanye West confirmed he’s developing a
TV show for
HBO with Larry
Charles (“Borat,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Seinfeld”), producer
Carrie Freitas and music producer Rick Rubin.
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The editors of “Babel,” “Casino Royale,” “The Departed,” “The Queen”
and “United 93” have been nominated by peers for work in the dramatic
feature category of the American Cinema Editors awards.
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The screenwriters of “Children of Men” and the author of the source
novel about a grim, childless near-future in which global infertility
has doomed humans to extinction, have won
USC Libraries Scripter Award.
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Dallas, one of the nation’s largest moviegoing markets and home to
numerous film festivals over the years, is getting some serious
muscle for the launch of
AFI Dallas International Film Festival.
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Actress Ziyi Zhang is expected to star in a trio of movies for the
Weinstein Co.
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Horror of the gory sort remains a potent lure for the under-25 crowd,
as “Silent Hill” illustrated this weekend with an estimated tally of
$20.2 million in first position at the nation’s box office.
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“Scary Movie 4,” the horror film franchise with very sarcastic teeth,
took a healthy bite out of the weekend box office, earning an
estimated $41 million, the Weinstein Co.
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There was definitely a heat wave at the box office this weekend as
“Ice Age: The Meltdown” brought in an estimated $70.5 million –
easily $20 million more than anyone had predicted – with families
packing theaters to see the continuing adventures of Manny the woolly
mammoth, Sid the sloth, Diego the saber-tooth tiger and, of course,
the squirrelly Scrat.
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Reflecting on the surprising strength of his new movie directed by
Spike Lee, producer Brian Grazer said Sunday morning, “I’ve had some
unique professional victories, and this is one of the top.”
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