UPDATED: "Gravity" finally falls to No. 2 as it races towards the $200 million mark domestically; French lesbian drama "Blue is the Warmest Color" -- rated Read More
The rap mogul, who is collaborating with the luxury store for a holidays collection, says he is being unfairly criticized for not speaking out after Barneys was accused of racial profiling. READ MORE
The producer of the singer's most famous work alleges "clandestine agreements" intended to deprive him of full royalties owed from posthumous releases. READ MORE
A federal judge says that the First Amendment doesn't provide a basis for stopping NCAA athletes from going forward in their billion-dollar claims. READ MORE
A roundup of entertainment law news including Al Jazeera's lawsuit, a possible Mark Boal deposition and a development in the "Happy Birthday" copyright battle. READ MORE
The space is set to open in the Chinese city's financial district in early 2015, before the Disney resort that is due to open at the end of that year. READ MORE
The industry's communications elite descend on Hollywood's TCL Chinese Theatre, where the THR and Clio-sponsored awards reveal refreshing winds of change blowing through the world of Internet advertising. READ MORE
While Hasbro sees its "Stretch Armstrong" movie get scrapped and its "Transformers" film franchise fail to boost toy sales, Lego's "Ninjago," aided by its show on Cartoon Network, was the company's highest-grossing original launch, and the toymaker will enjoy an escalating first-dollar gross deal with Warner Bros. on "The Lego Movie," out Feb. 7. READ MORE
UPDATED: CEO Jamarlin Martin says Moguldom Films will produce six documentaries targeted at African Americans this year, starting with "Gunland," which examines gun violence in Chicago.
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Briccio Santos was named a member of the French Légion d’Honneur for “his efforts in developing and promoting Philippine cultural identity through cinema.” READ MORE