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Charlize Theron is teaming up Basil Iwanyk to produce a film about slain war journalist Marie Colvin. Colvin was killed on Feb. 22, 2012 while covering the 2011-2012 Syrian Uprising.

Now that the shock surrounding the Kristen Stewart scandal is beginning to subside, "Twilight" execs are hoping that the 22-year-old and her co-star/ex-boyfriend Robert Pattinson can patch things up before the premiere of "Breaking Dawn: Part 2." But they are preparing for plan B just in case.

The Los Angeles Police Department is searching for Hollywood film producer Brian Gerber, who has been missing for two days.

The trailer for Sarah Polley's latest film, "The Stories We Tell," was released on Wednesday. The film illustrates her family's history through candid interviews, personal photographs, and video footage.

David Lynch will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2012 Plus Camerimage Festival in Poland.

Paul Thomas Anderson's controversial new film, "The Master," has been generating non-stop buzz.

On Monday, tragedy struck again for Sylvester Stallone.

The romance between Kim Kardashian and Kanye West has made headlines since they became a couple back in April. Since then, photos have revealed a noticeable change in Kim K's wardrobe. Many assumed that West was behind Kardashian's aesthetic reinvention, and Sunday's episode of "Keeping up with the Kardashians," confirmed their suspicions.

Earlier this month, reports surfaced that Ben Affleck may direct the new Warner Brothers/DC Comics (TWX) version of "Justice League."

The numerous, risqué sex scenes in Lars Von Trier's upcoming "Nymphomaniac" will feature body doubles.

Kirsten Dunst's newest film, "Bachelorette," made its debut at Archlight Cinemas in Los Angeles on Thursday night. The female-driven indie dramedy will hit select cities on Sept. 7, and it is now available via video on demand.

The new poster for Brad Pitt's latest on-screen venture, "Killing Them Softly," has arrived.

The trailer for Brian De Palma's sexy new film, "Passion," debuted on Thursday ahead of its film festival circuit run.

Tim Burton's "Frankenweenie" will kick off the 56th annual London Film Festival.

The International Business Times had the chance to ask Miloš Karadagli? about the rebirth of classical guitar music, the current state of the music industry, and how his background shaped his work.

Chloe Sevigny is retreating from the bright lights of Hollywood and heading to "Portlandia."

Janice Min, the entertainment editor credited with helping Us Weekly "feed a hunger for celebrity," is outraged by the scrutiny of post-pregnancy female bodies. There's one-very big -- problem with that.

NBC has won a bidding war for a new single-camera series starring Michael J. Fox. The series is based on Fox's own life.

Ridley Scott is halting production of his next film, "The Counselor," in the wake of his brother Tony Scott's death.

Ken Watanabe is set to star in the Japanese version of the 1992 American film "Unforgiven."

Since news of Kristen Stewart's affair broke in July, the star has been the subject of rampant disfavor. FOX news has branded her a "home wrecker" while countless death threats have been posted on Twitter.

The recent spike in erotic romance book sales may never have happened if it wasn't for a determined college student and single mother named Tina Engler.

By the time "Compliance" hit theaters on Friday, the film had already been labeled "disturbing" and "provocative."

Selections for the 2012 New York Film Festival have been announced and the line-up couldn't be more appealing.

Last week, it was announced that the "The Great Gatsby," starring Leonardo Dicaprio and Carey Mulligan, has been pushed back to summer 2013.

Craig Zobel's "Compliance" is being called "the most provocative film of the year" and with good reason. The film is based on a string of disturbing cases that inspired an episode of "Law and Order: SVU" and the short film "Plainview."

Carey Mulligan is continuing to fatten her impressive acting resume.

Reports surfaced on Tuesday that Kristen Stewart was dropped from the sequel to "Snow White and the Huntsman."

James Franco is seeking talent for his next art project. The actor posted casting descriptions for what appears to be a short film on Actor's Access.