News Corp's Fox television unit said on Friday that testy carriage negotiations with Time Warner Cable Inc could leave viewers unable to see Fox programing, including American Idol and NFL football.
James Cameron is the king of the world again. Avatar, the director's first feature since 1997's Titanic, opens worldwide this weekend amid critical acclaim and expectations of boffo box office.
Box office watchers expect widely-anticipated sci-fi movie Avatar to make more than $75 million at U.S. and Canadian theaters this coming weekend following its debut on Friday.
The Screen Actors Guild on Thursday unveiled nominations for its widely watched film awards, giving key nods to three films including Up in the Air and capping a busy week of honors from industry groups.
Ravaged by dwindling music sales and rampant piracy, major music companies are bulking up expertise in an area of the business they used to ignore: T-shirts, baseball caps and other artist merchandise.
Jennifer Jones, the American leading lady who won an Oscar for playing Saint Bernadette in the 1943 movie The Song of Bernadette, died at her home in Malibu on Thursday at age 90.
Los Angeles prosecutors charged a Pennsylvania man on Thursday with stalking actors Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck, after police said he showed up at their daughter's school despite a court stay-away order.
Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, takes her first stab at film producing with The Young Victoria, which chronicles Queen Victoria' youthful ascension to the throne and her romance with Prince Albert.
Jay-Z and Alicia Keys led the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart for a fifth week on Thursday with Empire State of Mind.
Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante has confirmed he quit the chart-topping funk-rock band for a second time, claiming that my musical interests have led me in a different direction.
Elin Nordegren, the embattled wife of philanderer Tiger Woods, has reportedly met with Hollywood divorce attorney, Sorrell Trope.
The New York gym teacher who punched Jersey Shore star Nicole Polizzi Snookiin the face has publically apologized for his actions.
The Screen Actors Guild has unveiled its nominees or the 16th annual SAG Awards to be held on January 23, 2010 at 8:00 p.m. at the Los Angeles Shrine Exposition Center.
The Kardashian family can never seem to get their family Christmas Cards just right according to Kim Kardashian.
Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Jones died Thursday at her home in Malibu, California at age 90.
Three films, Inglorious Basterds, Precious and Up in the Air, earned three nominations apiece from the Screen Actors Guild on Thursday, giving them a boost in the race for Oscars.
French rocker Johnny Hallyday, who has been hospitalized in Los Angeles, has taken legal action to determine whether his Paris surgeon was at fault over a previous operation for back trouble, his publicists said on Thursday.
The idea of brooding, dramatic double-Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis singing and leaping around a stage in a movie musical seemed as improbable to him initially as it might be for audiences.
For once, the TV writers were content.
When Second City, the Chicago-based comedy theater troupe, marked its 50th anniversary this past weekend with an alumni reunion, the event drew as many stars as a Hollywood premiere.
Television polygamy drama Big Love returns for a fourth season in January with a gay storyline that is likely to stir up controversy in Mormon circles where homosexual relations are prohibited.
Courtney Love was prohibited from having any direct contact with her daughter Frances Bean, 17, TMZ.com reported Wednesday citing a restraining order issued by a judge.
Fearless singer Taylor Swift graces the cover of People's most intriguing of 2009, on a list that names mom-of-eight Kate Gosselin the mother of all reality stars and British singer Susan Boyle as the surprise hit, the magazine said on Wednesday.
Susan Boyle led the U.S. pop album chart for a third week Wednesday, while Chris Brown's new album debuted at a disappointing No. 7.
Golden Globe nominations seldom lead to the big box-office bounce that Oscar contenders can enjoy, but positive media attention can help limited releases mount successful expansions.
Switzerland will decide next year whether to extradite film director Roman Polanski to the United States for sentencing over a 1977 case of unlawful sex with a minor, the Justice Ministry said on Wednesday.
When six A-list directors -- Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker); James Cameron (Avatar); Lee Daniels (Precious); Peter Jackson (The Lovely Bones); Jason Reitman (Up in the Air); and Quentin Tarantino (Inglourious Basterds) -- gathered recently for a candid discussion of filmmaking, hilarity ensued immediately as they swapped war stories.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame gave a big Thank You For The Music to ABBA on Tuesday, announcing that the Swedish pop group would be among its 2010 inductees.
Titanic director James Cameron releases his first dramatic feature in 12 years this weekend, and there's almost as much buzz about its costs as the film's groundbreaking motion-capture animation.
Heavy metal's Big Four -- Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax -- will ride together in 2010. In Europe, at least.
