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The embattled film became the No. 1 online movie in Sony's history.

Your favorite TV shows and movies can provide some vacation inspiration for your next trip.

Paramount has pulled the plug on theaters' answer to 'The Interview' fiasco.

John Lee Hancock, director of 'The Blind Side,' is reportedly in negotiations to direct a movie on the early days of McDonald's.

The toymaker is apparently willing to pay a mix of cash and stock, though an exact price has not been determined yet.

First Leonardo DiCaprio and now Christian Bale have decided against playing the iconic Apple co-founder.

The actor is apparently 'being eyed' to play the Apple co-founder in the still untitled Danny Boyle directed film.

It's not just bad etiquette -- it's now officially banned by the Motion Picture Association of America and the National Association of Theatre Owners.

Movies can be thrilling flights of imagination but none more so than those depicting the struggles of true-life entrepreneurs.

Danny Boyle is set to direct the movie, which is adapted by Aaron Sorkin from Walter Isaacson's biography on Jobs, and it looks like Christian Bale will be cast in the titular role.

Inspiration to take a new tack comes from a fanciful source.

Matt Damon? Ben Affleck? Meryl Streep?

These phrases serve as emotional anchors that lift the soul to a more enjoyable place.

In collaboration with The Weinstein Company, the streaming giant will debut a sequel to the Oscar-winning 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' next August.

There are five interesting parallels between these two worlds that can help your staff close deals.

Ron Howard's studio recently announced it will develop and fund 14 short films from YouTube stars, while James Patterson's young-adult series 'Maximum Ride' will be turned into a YouTube series instead of a movie.

Tips for getting media attention for your business, even if you don't have a new product, service or website to brag about.

Whether it's a heartwarming adventure, irreverent comedy or thought-provoking documentary, these films can inspire and motivate a weary business owner.

The movie is 30 years old, but the business principles underlying it are timeless. Really.

The FAA is considering approving drone use for seven companies in the TV and film industry, which could open the door for exemptions in other industries.

OpenStage uses multiple cameras and advanced algorithms to capture and display motion data in real time, no special suites or elaborate setups required.