Navy SEAL Who Killed Bin Laden Speaks Out - and Has Complaints
Esquire says it has landed an interview with the man who killed Osama bin Laden -- and he has a few complaints. The magazine's March cover announces, "The Man Who Killed Osama bin Laden... Is Screwed."...
View Article'Pump Boys and Dinettes' Postpones Broadway Opening
"Pump Boys and Dinettes" is postponing its Broadway opening, the revival's producers said Monday. The musical, directed by Tony Award winner John Doyle ("Sweeney Todd"), was previously scheduled to...
View ArticleEric Schmidt to Sell 40% of Stock in Google
Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt plans to tell more than 40 percent of his stake in the internet giant, according to a regulatory filing.Schmidt will sell 3.2 million shares of stock, valued at...
View Article'Lincoln' Mixer Had to Balance Sound of Clock Ticks With Congressional Blowhards
Gary Rydstrom has been working with Steven Spielberg as a sound re-recording mixer since 1989's "Always," and his mantleful of seven Oscars includes four that he picked up working on Spielberg films,...
View ArticleRatings: Grammy Awards Down But Still Tops
The 55th Annual Grammy Awards took a ratings hit compared to last year's ceremony, when the death of Whitney Houston drew heightened interest in the show, but Sunday night's Grammys easily pushed CBS...
View ArticleAverage Movie Ticket Price Hits Record High
Movie-going got more expensive last year with ticket prices hitting record highs in 2012, the National Association of Theatre Owners said Monday. The average ticket price hit $7.96, a three-cent bump...
View ArticleThe Weinstein Company Takes Its First Young Adult Franchise: Vampire Academy
The Weinstein Company has picked up domestic distribution rights to "Blood Sisters," the first film adaption from the popular young adult novels, "Vampire Academy.""Mean Girls" director Mark Waters...
View Article'Midnight Express' Editor Gerry Hambling Dead at 86
Gerry Hambling, the British film editor whose credits include "Midnight Express," "Pink Floyd: The Wall" and "Mississippi Burning," died Feb. 5 in England. He was 86.Hambling, who entered the film...
View ArticleJennifer Aniston Joins Owen Wilson in 'She's Funny That Way'
Jennifer Aniston is joining Owen Wilson in Peter Bogdanovich's comedy "She's Funny That Way," Red Granite Pictures announced in Berlin.She will play a therapist with a mother in rehab for alcoholism in...
View ArticleDon Johnson Gets $19M in 'Nash Bridges' Lawsuit
Don Johnson has ended his lawsuit against the company that co-produced his series "Nash Bridges" after it paid him $19 million. In 2010, Rysher Productions was ordered to pay Johnson $23 million in...
View Article'Arrow,''Supernatural,''Vampire Diaries' Renewed Early by The CW
The CW's hit freshman superhero drama "Arrow" has hit its mark for a second season."Arrow" has been renewed by the CW, along with older series "The Vampire Diaries" and "Supernatural," CW president...
View Article'Argo,' Warner Bros. Capitalizing on Awards at Box Office
"Argo," which seems to have been snatching up every award in sight lately, would be the front-runner in this one, too, if it existed: Best Use of a Sudden Slew of Honors.Ben Affleck's Iran hostage...
View ArticleGrammys After-Parties: Rihanna, Gotye, Fun., Alicia Keyes at SLS, Marmont and...
When it came to the Grammys after-parties, there was only one clear winner: Alicia Keys, Shaq, Flo Rida, John Legend, Afrojack, Ne-Yo, Jermaine Dupri, "Puffy's" son Justin Combs, and even Jenna...
View ArticleRatings: 'Walking Dead' Earns Largest Audience Yet
"The Walking Dead" earned its biggest audience yet Sunday, setting another record. The midseason return of the zombie drama earned 12.3 million viewers, beating the record of 10.9 million set by the...
View ArticleJennifer Lawrence and Anne Hathaway Join Zach Galifianakis 'Between Two...
Jennifer Lawrence, Anne Hathaway, Naomi Watts, Christoph Waltz and Amy Adams each brought their own attitude to counter Zach Galifianakis' during the Oscar edition of "Between Two Ferns."While it's...
View ArticleMajor Garrett's Profane Twitter Tirade
Major Garrett, CBS News' chief White House correspondent, tweeted his fury at someone's "shirty business" on Monday.The reporter quickly deleted the tweet, which was perhaps meant to be a direct,...
View ArticleTed Nugent to Attend State of the Union Address as Congressman's Guest
When President Barack Obama delivers his State of the Union address on Tuesday, Ted Nugent will be on hand. And no, he won't be serving as musical guest to play Obama onto the stage with a rousing...
View Article'Twilight,''Expendables 2' Boost Lionsgate to Third-Quarter Profit
"Twilight" and Sylvester Stallone propelled Lionsgate to $37.8 million in profit for the third quarter of fiscal 2013, per its earnings announcement on Monday. The company, which produces television...
View ArticleCNN Slots Jake Tapper Show, Cuts Length of Wolf Blitzer's 'Situation Room'
CNN slotted new anchor Jake Tapper's upcoming show for 4 p.m. on weekdays, cutting Wolf Blitzer's "The Situation Room" back one hour, a CNN spokeswoman told TheWrap. Tapper, lured away from ABC News in...
View ArticleHow Oscar Played Matchmaker for a Scandinavian Mutual Admiration Society
Two Scandinavian directors.Nikolaj Arcel, nominated for his smart Danish costume drama "A Royal Affair," and Espen Sandberg, the co-director with Joachim Roenning of the Norwegian epic "Kon-Tiki," had...
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