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Scarlett Johansson Touts “Positive Impact” of ‘Black Widow’ Lawsuit, Kevin Feige Teases “Top-Secret” Marvel Project With Her as Producer
Scarlett Johansson stopped for every media outlet Thursday night on a packed red carpet inside the Beverly Hilton, host of the 35th annual American Cinematheque tribute in her honor. Husband Colin Jost, patiently waiting at the end of the line next to her Avengers comrade Jeremy Renner, handed Johansson, with two interviews left, a glass […]
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Best-Seller ‘Station Eleven’ Acquired by ‘Jane Got a Gun’ Producer (Exclusive)
Scott Steindorff lands film and TV rights to the postapocalyptic drama.
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Oscars: Studios, Banned From Courting Academy with Swag, Focus on Journalists
Items sent out this awards season include a mini-statuette of Birdman, Sprinkles cupcakes, a foot-long chef's knife, vodka and personalized LEGO characters.
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Box Office: 5 Hidden Silver Linings in a Down Year
Dark fairy tales are just one area in which Hollywood was able to see success as domestic gross overall dropped 5.2 percent and attendance hit a 20-year low
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‘Chef’ Director Jon Favreau, Roy Choi Reunite: “Now We Get to Make a Real Restaurant”
Favreau and the Korean taco-truck king — featured in THR's Rule Breakers 2014 issue — were so inspired by the movie's surprise box-office success that they are opening a Los Angeles eatery together
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Golden Globe Nominations: From ‘Budapest’ to ‘Selma,’ Which Films Got an Oscar Boost?
THR's awards analyst explains why movies such as 'American Sniper' and 'Unbroken,' which were shut out Thursday, will still be in Oscar contention on Friday
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Oscars: 39 Screenplays That Matter
It's all about the story as this season's contenders range from the Coen brothers' World War II POW biopic ('Unbroken') to not one but two sets of writers turning to the world's best-selling book, the Bible, for their inspiration
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Writer Roundtable: Chris Rock, Gillian Flynn on Their “Perfect Movies,” ‘Gone Girl’ Backlash and Unhappy Endings
To kick off THR's annual awards-season series, 'Chef's' Jon Favreau, 'The Theory of Everything's' Anthony McCarten, 'The Imitation Game's' Graham Moore and 'Interstellar's' Jonathan Nolan open up about everything from their role models to the trick to writing "perfect movies." Says Flynn: "I'm all about the unhappy ending. I will not give you what you want"
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Deauville: Jon Favreau Talks Creative Freedom on ‘Chef,’ Highly Technical ‘Jungle Book’
The director also downplays the indie's rerelease as an effort to drum up awards interest
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Jon Favreau’s ‘Chef’ Cooking Up Major Awards Play Over Labor Day
Film guild members can feast on the movie for free when it returns to theaters nationwide
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Specialty Box Office: Indie Darling ‘Boyhood’ Approaches $14 Million
The unique indie drama all but expanded nationwide over the weekend
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In the Wrong Theater? Blame Summer’s Confusing Movie Titles
Even AMC Burbank mixed things up this week, putting up a digital poster of Oscar-nominated 2006 documentary "Deliver Us From Evil" instead of the new horror film "Deliver Us From Evil."
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