'Who Do You Think You Are' Heads to TLC
After being cancelled by NBC a year ago, “Who Do You Think You Are” is finding life again on TLC. The cabler has ordered eight hourlong episodes of the family history reality skein and will begin bowi…
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NBC, with a lineup as varied as you'll see in primetime, captured Tuesday in key demos as “The Voice” beat ABC's finale of “Dancing With the Stars,” which logged its lowest-rated finale to date. CBS…
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Cannes Film Review: 'All Is Lost'
J.C. Chandor avoids the sophomore slump with an impressively spare, nearly dialogue-free stranded-at-sea drama starring a superb Robert Redford.
TV Review: 'Does Someone Have to Go?'
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Strand Picks Up 'Stranger at the Lake'
Strand Releasing has nabbed all North American rights to Alain Guiraudie's erotic suspenser “Stranger at the…
Lionsgate Takes U.S. on Canet's 'Blood…
Lionsgate has acquired U.S. distribution rights from Worldview Entertainment to Guillaume Canet's…
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Ischia Fest to Fete Iginio Straffi
Italo animation mogul Iginio Straffi will be feted by the Ischia Global Film Festival, which Cannes fest juror Christoph Waltz is expected to attend, along with other expected guests in a stellar rost…
Lionsgate Touts Cannes Sales of Over $250 Million
With its “Hunger Games” franchise leading the way, Lionsgate has sold more than $250 million in territorial rights to nine titles at Cannes. The slate was led by the two “Mockingjay” titles, which wil…
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Cannes Film Review: ‘Muhammad Ali’s Greatest Fight’
A worthy but faintly dull civics/history lesson directed by Stephen Frears at his most televisual.
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Microsoft has scored a touchdown. The company announced a deal with the NFL, worth around $400 million over the next five years, to develop technology that will make watching football more interactive…
Zac Efron, Seth Rogen's 'Townies' Boosting L.A. Location Shoots
The Zac Efron-Seth Rogen comedy "Townies" has provided a boost to Los Angeles film production at a time when feature shooting has been moderate.
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Will Andy Samberg and Fox Cop a Hit?
On paper, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" seems to break the laws of network television.
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