Canadian actor to star in Man Who Laughs
Canadian actor Marc-Andre Grondin will play the lead role in L'homme Qui Rit (The Man Who Laughs), an adaptation of Victor Hugo's 1869 novel of the same name, TheWrap has confirmed.
New Spartacus Liam McIntyre had to work out to win role
Liam McIntyre said he had to work out to prove to Starz that he could handle he lead role on Spartacus.
Brian Austin Green sues ex; wants his $200K back
Brian Austin Green and wife Megan Fox are doing just fine, thank you. But the former Beverly Hills, 90210 actor does have beef with one of his ex-girlfriends.
Actress Heather Locklear in hospital after 911 call
Melrose Place actress Heather Locklear was taken to the hospital on Thursday after emergency services were called to her home near Los Angeles, police said.
Work It pulled by ABC after 2 episodes
Work It, the cross-dressing comedy despised by critics and transgender activists, has been pulled from ABC's schedule after just two episodes.
Starbuck wins audience prize at Palm Springs fest
The Canadian comedy Starbuck, about a class-action lawsuit against a prolific sperm donor by 142 of the children he fathered, has won the Palm Springs International Film Festival's audience award for the festival's best narrative feature, PSIFF announced at an awards luncheon on Sunday.
Iron Lady locks up $5.4 million over weekend
The Iron Lady, the Weinstein Company's biopic of Margaret Thatcher, entered its first week of wide release as the No. 10 movie in America -- the only specialty film in the top 10.
Angelina Jolie, Pedro Almodovar may soon collaborate
First-time director Angelina Jolie and Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodovar made the most of an afternoon red-carpet event on Saturday, playfully striking a deal to work together on a movie.
Selig confident Dodgers will be sold by April 30
Major League Baseball (MLB) Commissioner Bud Selig said Saturday he was counting on the bankrupt Los Angeles Dodgers to be sold by April 30.
Analysis: Foreign firms pay up to enter China's funds industry
China's $350 billion mutual funds industry may be stumbling due to a sliding stock market and fierce competition but that has not stopped new foreign entrants from paying hefty premiums -- double of what they are offering in India, in some cases -- to get their toes in.
Golden Globes crown new galaxy of new TV stars
The Golden Globes crowned a new galaxy of television stars on Sunday, honoring a slew of shows in their first season and leaving old favorites out in the cold
Ricky Gervais sprinkles Globes barbs with charm
It's going well, isn't it? Ricky Gervais told the Golden Globes Awards gathering on Sunday. You're so much better than last year's audience.
Thriller Contraband nabs box office title
Adult thriller Contraband starring Mark Wahlberg grabbed the weekend movie box office title, beating expectations with an estimated $24.1 million in ticket sales at U.S. and Canadian theaters.
Factbox: List of Golden Globe winners
Following is a list of winners on Sunday at the Golden Globe Awards, which annually is among the most-watched Hollywood honors programs and a precursor to the Oscars. Winners are grouped into separate categories for film and television.
Plodding PC sales weigh down Microsoft profit
Microsoft Corp is starting the new year much as it did the one just ended - grappling with weak computer sales tearing a hole in its core Windows business, while it gropes its way slowly into the faster-growing mobile phone and tablet markets.
Analysis: China Developers Launch Funds to Bridge Finance Gap
China's fledgling real estate investment fund market could see a surge of activity in 2012 as property developers launch their own vehicles in a desperate bid to bridge an estimated $111 billion financing gap in the year ahead.
ECB Aims to Restore Calm After S&P Downgrades, Official Says
The European Central Bank will do all it can to calm the situation after Standard & Poor's downgraded several euro zone members' debt ratings in the past week, ECB Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny said on Sunday.
ECB aims to restore calm after S&P cuts: Nowotny
The European Central Bank will do all it can to calm the situation after Standard & Poor's downgraded several euro zone members' debt ratings in the past week, ECB Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny said on Sunday.
Toshiba Set to Propose Link with Olympus, Japanese Report
Toshiba is set to propose an equity tie-up with scandal-hit camera and medical equipment maker Olympus Corp , an industry newspaper said on Monday.
Rupert Murdoch turns to Twitter to attack Obama
Media baron Rupert Murdoch used his new Twitter account this weekend to attack the Obama administration's opposition to parts of proposed legislation designed to combat Internet piracy.
Hulu Challenges Cable with First Original Drama
Hulu, the popular online video service, has taken another step to becoming a full-fledged alternative to cable television by commissioning its first scripted original TV show to go live next month.
Oil groups set to bid for Anadarko's Brazil arm: report
Three of Europe's biggest oil companies are expected to bid for Anadarko Petroleum's Brazilian business, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
FSB's Carney Rejects Calls to Delay Bank Reforms
Financial Stability Board Chairman Mark Carney on Sunday rejected calls from the banking industry to delay planned tougher capital rules for lenders, saying such a move would not spur strong growth.
Two More Bodies Found on Italian Cruise Ship
Divers found the bodies of two elderly men inside a capsized cruiseliner on Sunday, raising to five the death toll after the luxury vessel foundered and dramatically keeled over off Italy's coast.
San Francisco Sinks New Orleans in Playoff
The San Francisco 49ers won a thrilling divisional playoff over the New Orleans Saints 36-32 on Saturday to reach the NFC Conference championship for the first time since the 1997 season.
Iran Warns of Consequences if Arabs Back Oil Sanctions
Iran said on Sunday it had received a letter from the U.S. government about the Strait of Hormuz, the crucial oil shipping lane that Tehran has threatened to close if sanctions prevent it exporting oil.
Hollywood preps for Golden Globe party
Hollywood prepared for its annual party and prize giveaway, the Golden Globe Awards, on Sunday but as much as Tinseltown's eyes will be fixed on which films and stars will be honored, its ears will be listening for barbs from show host Ricky Gervais.
China may be Harbinger of Global Slowdown
Walk softly. Global growth looks to be smoothly downshifting as China slows, the U.S. economy firms, and troubled Europe, at least for now, avoids a messy crash.
CEO Exits Serve as Warning to Canadian Energy Industry
The sudden departures of two energy industry chief executives this week should serve notice to their counterparts that corporate boards and the shareholders they represent are no longer willing to tolerate weak management.
China a harbinger for global slowdown
Walk softly. Global growth looks to be smoothly downshifting as China slows, the U.S. economy firms, and troubled Europe, at least for now, avoids a messy crash.