“Rush Hour” producer Arthur Sarkissian is developing “Fugitive Colors,” optioning Lisa Barr's debut novel about the 1930s art world in Paris. The novel, published in October by Arcade Publishing…
Rights trading not the central theme of diversifying event
A slick, disposable soap opera about two dancers falling in love against Brooklyn's underground club scene.
Despite the star power of Johnny Depp, "Transcendence" will likely play fourth fiddle in the box office this Easter weekend. The race looks to be a repeat of last weekend's sequel showdown between…
Straight out of Brooklyn comes Keith Miller's "Five Star," a low-key but powerfully affecting urban drama that tells a familiar story with unusual authenticity and dramatic force.
Studios releasing their movies this summer have another film to compete with for attention as they try to lure younger moviegoers into the multiplex: “The Lego Movie.” Warner Bros. will release the…
The crew working on location for the Cross Creek Pictures and Walden Media film "Everest" is safe from its position at base camp after a deadly avalanche swept down a climbing route on the Nepalese…
Marlon Wayans' latest parody is sure to be among the worst movies in wide release this year, but it's far from the most hateable, and that should count for something.
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