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"Game of Thrones" author George R.R. Martin called Sony’s decision to cancel the release of “The Interview” after a North Korea hack “corporate cowardice.”

Creative works that spark the most contentious free-speech debates are often the most ridiculous.

Expectations already were low for the Rogen-Franco comedy, but a terrorist threat gave Sony an out.

“Team America: World Police,” featuring a puppet version of former North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il, will screen at a Texas theater instead of Sony's canceled film.

“The Interview” was the only major comedy slated for release on Christmas Day, leaving some holiday ticket-buyers up for grabs.

Although Sony will not release ‘The Interview’ anywhere, at least one American indie theater would dare to show it.

Film was to be shown in 2,000 to 3,000 theaters. The top five chains account for roughly 1,700 of those.

Christmas Day movie releases this year include "Unbroken," "Into The Woods" and "Leviathan."

U.S. theaters have started canceling upcoming shows of “The Interview,” after Sony allowed them to do so amid a threat from hackers.

For years, a group has launched balloons containing "illegal" materials into the country.

Check out what new movies will be available for streaming on Netflix in January.

From the Pentagon Papers to Prism, news outlets have a history of publishing pilfered information -- and the law says that's fine.

Netflix has everything you need to get into the Christmas spirit.

Leaked 'racially tinged' emails embarrass Amy Pascal and Scott Rudin. Can the Hollywood heavyweights bounce back from the scandal?

"Ink Master" judge Dave Navarro answers some questions about Season 5 drama and the upcoming "Rivals" finale.

Luke Skywalker himself (Mark Hamill) shared his reaction to the first trailer for his first "Star Wars" role since the original trilogy.

Newly hacked documents from Sony reveal that Marvel Studios tried really really hard to bring Spider-Man to its cinematic universe for "Captain America: Civil War."

New plot details have emerged for the 2016 "Finding Nemo" sequel, "Finding Dory."

Find out what books you should read before you head to the movie theater in 2015.

Anna Kendrick is starring in musicals left and right these days. Her pipes are featured in the trailer for her independent film "The Last 5 Years."

Francois Hollande was visiting his counterpart in Kazakhstan, when he was photographed wearing the country's traditional attire.

"Frozen Fever," a new short film that will reunite the cast of "Frozen" for a birthday adventure, will debut before each showing of Disney's upcoming live-action film "Cinderella."

Director Sam Mendes also unveiled James Bond's car, the Aston Martin DB10, at a press conference in the UK on Thursday.

Fox has released the official plot synopsis for its 2015 "Fantastic Four" reboot.

Can 22-year-old supermodel Cara Delevingne turn a hip new role into lasting Hollywood fame?

Margot Robbie will also appear as the Joker's "better half," Harley Quinn.

Get in the holiday spirit with 12 brand-new holiday movies that are part of Hallmark Channel's 2014 "Countdown to Christmas."

The popularity of the new teaser for "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" proves fans have forgotten about the last films' faults.

After claiming that "Frozen 2" was "in the works," Idina Menzel corrected herself on "Today." She "just assumed" that the sequel would be made.