Obituary: Served org for five decades -- Marc Spiegel, who spent nearly half a century as an exec at the Motion Picture Assn. of America, died Thursday, April 29, of natural causes. He was 92.
Read MoreTV News: Friday primetime specials draw more than 20 mil viewers -- In the first glimpse of U.S. viewership of the royal wedding, CBS, ABC and NBC drew more than 20 million viewers for their primetime highlight specials on Friday.
Read MoreTV News: Analysis: But Peacock has a lot more needs this fall -- CBS and NBC are approaching the end of the season from opposite ends of the success spectrum, but both face 2011-2012 as partners in crime.
Read MoreTV News: Analysis: But Peacock has a lot more needs this fall -- CBS and NBC are approaching the end of the season from opposite ends of the success spectrum, but both face 2011-2012 as partners in crime.
Read MoreTV News: Garvie ready to turn around next project -- All3Media's new international boss Wayne Garvie is no stranger to rejection.
Read MoreInternational News: Natural history pic reworks six-hour TV series -- LONDON -- BBC Earth Films has signed Daniel Craig to narrate its theatrical natural history feature "One Life."
Read MoreFilm News: Company nabs U.S. rights to 'General,' 'Little Rock' and 'Blowfly' -- Variance Films has acquired US theatrical rights for "General Orders No. 9," "Little Rock" and "The Weird World of Blowfly."
Read MoreCharlie Sheen has launched yet another attack on Two and a Half Men co-creator Chuck Lorre, spewing vitriol at his former boss in a 280-word screed sent to intermediary TMZ. Flying under the banner “Good Luck Chuck,” the rant features Sheen’s signature rhetorical flourishes––in rapid succession, the actor mocked Lorre as a “sad silly fool,” a “low-rent nutless sociopath” and “a spineless rat”––all of which serves as a prelude to a withering assessment of the show’s future prospects.
Read MoreFilm News: Eco-friendly facilities contingent on doubling of state incentive -- Promising exponential increases to Hawaii's production revenues, Ryan Kavanugh's Relativity Media and Steve Bing's Shangri-La Entertainment have proposed building two $200 million eco-friendly studios in the state, provided that the state increases its current 20% film incentive program.
Read MoreFilm News: Governator still up in the air about his first post-office project -- Arnold Schwarzenegger has verbally committed to star in the indie drama "Cry Macho" -- but he hasn't decided whether it'll be his first film after leaving the Governor's office.
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