- 'Mad Men' premiere a strong draw
- SAG sticks to script
- Lionsgate taps $340 mil credit
- Relativity nabs Durham's 'Acacia'
- 'Mad Men' strong draw in premiere
- 'Hannah' scores again for Disney
- Variety, Target team for tykes
- Studios reward Comic-Con fans
- Obama fever hits international press
- 'Brideshead' solid in limited opening
- 'Dark Knight' reigns overseas
- Barkin, Rhames join 'Rogues Gallery'
- 'Dark Knight' continues to dominate
- SAG says no to majors' final offer
- SAG's national board holds meeting
- 'Dark Knight' soars over 'Brothers'
- XM-Sirius merger approved
- HBO cancels 'Tell Me You Love Me'
- New role call for international films
- Clock's ticking on clean-up act
- Film lays its love on 'Mamma Mia!'
- Boston will not get Connick musical
- Angela Shapiro-Mathes leaves TLC
- Rolling Stones move to Universal
- Battle for SAG underway
- Variety, Target team for tykes
- Studios reward Comic-Con fans
- Obama fever hits international press
- 'Dark Knight' continues to dominate
- SAG says no to majors' final offer
- Obama fever hits international press
- 'Brideshead' solid in limited opening
- 'Dark Knight' reigns overseas
- Barkin, Rhames join 'Rogues Gallery'
- 'Dark Knight' continues to dominate
- XM-Sirius merger approved
- Angela Shapiro-Mathes leaves TLC
- Rolling Stones move to Universal
- 'Dark Knight' continues to dominate
- SAG says no to majors' final offer
- SAG says no to majors' final offer
- SAG's national board holds meeting
- 'Dark Knight' soars over 'Brothers'
- Battle for SAG underway
- XM-Sirius merger approved
- HBO cancels 'Tell Me You Love Me'
- New role call for international films
- Angela Shapiro-Mathes leaves TLC
- Fox jumps on 'Junkers'
- Harvey Keitel finds 'Life on Mars'
- Clock's ticking on clean-up act
- Film lays its love on 'Mamma Mia!'
- Boston will not get Connick musical
- Shapiro-Mathes leaves TLC
- Stones roll across to Universal
- 'Dark Knight' nears $300 million
- Stones roll across to Universal
- Motion Picture Assn. going viral
- ABC reups 'Who' man
- 'Harold & Kumar' set for third puff
- Gamers come out for Comic-Con
- MGM to reboot 'Robocop' franchise
- 'Dark Knight' nears $300 million
- Solid gains for Vivendi music
- Paramount Vantage lowers ax
- Disney finds 'Time' for Stan Lee
- Fox jumps on 'Junkers'
- Keitel finds 'Life on Mars'
- Sony to handle 'Synecdoche'
- Timberlake stays with Universal
- 'Dance' keeps Fox on top
- Paramount Vantage lowers ax
- San Sebastian adds to lineup
- New Line asks for more 'Hairspray'
- MTV readies 'Rocky Horror' redux
- Chris Brown lines up dance card
- Summer box office looks hot
- Shine teams with New Regency
- SAG faction challenges leadership
- FCC split over XM, Sirius merger
- Lionsgate pacts with Tyler Perry
- 'Secret' a teen dream
- Nas records fourth No. 1 album
- FCC split over XM, Sirius merger
- Lionsgate pacts with Tyler Perry
- 'Wipeout,' 'Talent' top Tuesday
- Nas records fourth No. 1 album
- Peter Berg to direct 'Hercules'
- Berg to direct 'Hercules'
- Rat Pack in Rialto 'hood
- UTA to represent vidgame co.
- Legendary hits 'Patrol' path
- Warner Bros. acquires 'Capeshooters'
- Starz to host DNC events
- Paramount creates Worldwide Group
- Whedon flips 'Dollhouse' episodes
- 'Swingtown' swaps time slots
- News Emmys honor trio
- Actress Estelle Getty dies at 84
- Lyons, Mankiewicz to host 'Movies'
- Bale denies allegations of assault
- Night falls for Media Rights
- Games 'Wanted' for Universal
- Baron Cohen to produce 'Accidentes'
- Yahoo, Icahn reach temporary truce
- Batman box office gets better
- O'Brien takes 'Tonight' next summer
- Lionsgate taps Ellzey for exec VP gig
- Tobey Maguire to star in 'Crusaders'
- Homevideo industry holds its own
- SAG, studio apply extra pressure
- 'Knight' mighty in overseas launch
- NBC Universal unveils cable slate
- Homevideo industry holds it own
- Batman breaks box office bank
- 'Mad Men' tops TCA Awards
- Katie Couric staying at CBS News
- 'Dark Knight' sets box office record
- Apatow honored at Just for Laughs
- CW gets an early start on 2009
- 'Dark Knight' sets box office record
- 'Dark Knight' earns $66.4 million
- Showtime grows 'Weeds'
- 'Dark Knight' earns over $60 million
- Showtime gives 'Weeds' more life
- Ryan Kavanaugh keeping busy
- Is the Internet ready for Rialto?
- Taking risks to revive comedy
- Fergie joins Rob Marshall's 'Nine'
- Katie Couric staying at CBS News
- 'Dark Knight' sets midnight record
- WGA strike shifted eyes
- Hyde Park to remake '10'
- Regency TV closing after ten years
- Studios eye box office record
- Critics picks dominate mix
- WGA strike shifted eyes
- MGM high on 'Valley Girl' comedy
- SAG's Allen blasts majors' final offer
- Reactions to the Emmy nominations
- Emmys fond of dear 'John'
- Screen Gems mines hostage drama
- John Woo fires off 'Caliber'
- Ferrell finds 'Face' time
- TV biz picks up as film slows down
- SAG, AMPTP wrap session
- Zach Braff checks out of 'Scrubs'
- D.C. tryout for 'West Side'
- YouTube, Lionsgate pact for clips
- WGA West takes aim at Fremantle
- EMI to outsource U.K. distribution
- ABC gives Kimmel a voice
- Sumner Redstone shuts out Shari
- Anne Fletcher takes on 'Matadors'
- HBO greenlights 'Fat Sells'
- NY Times takes Miramax to 'Prom'
- Columbia corrals a vet comedy pitch
- Downey Jr. set for 'Sherlock Holmes'
- A&E bolsters original programming
- Lil Wayne returns to top of charts
- Studios sweeten SAG offer
- Sony BMG moves to old CAA digs
- 'Angels' takes flight with tax credits
- Lil Wayne returns to top of charts
- Studios sweeten SAG offer
- Reality tears up Tuesday
- Sony BMG moves to old CAA digs
- China agrees to live broadcasts
- Bertino no stranger to Rogue
- Weinstein Co. does double duty
- AFTRA accepts deal
- Ted Koppel signs on for BBC gig
- Study shows more piracy
- WGA timing socked SAG
- Holiday lacks spark in TV ratings
- Kechiche tops Venice first film jury
- Italian tax perks in works
- SAG to respond to offer by Thursday
- Wolfson joins Fox News team
- 'Bachelorette' finale fuels ABC
- Burnett hit with $70 million lawsuit
- Hollywood hot for hostage drama
- Going out to movies Gotham-style
- Tuesday big day for strike talk
- Stocks wilt in Wall Street heat
- Obama decision costly for networks
- Broadway box office takes a dive
- NBC aces Sunday
- Showtime sets 'Inside the NFL' lineup
- Microsoft joins Icahn in Yahoo battle
- Leoni-Sceti named EMI Music CEO
- Osbournes head to Fox
- America Saga sets patriotic pics
- 'Hancock' a holiday box office hero
- Osbournes head to Fox
- 'Red Cliff' ready for its closeup
- Record wages for writers
- 'Hancock' exerts its Will overseas
- American Saga sets patriotic pics
- NBC storms Weather Channel
- De Niro weighs in on possible strike
- House takes aim at Karl Rove
- 'Hancock' a holiday box office hero
- Spike Lee to film 'Strange' musical
- 'Hancock' sparks $18.8 million Friday
- Box office fireworks for 'Hancock'
- Charles Wheeler dies, aged 85
- Sean Penn reaches out to SAG
- Hollywood posse rides into Europe
- Tribune receives $300 million loan
- Japan gets glimpse of 'Clone Wars'
- 'Early Show' taps exec producer
- 'Hancock's' haul soars to $24.1 mil
- Oscar candidates lagging this year
- Doherty in talks for '90210' spinoff
- L.A. Times to cut 250 positions
- Kilmer, Xzibit join 'Bad Lieutenant'
- Ellen Page signs with Endeavor
- Borders may break into movie biz
- Album sales down 11% in 2008
- Rush Limbaugh gets Radio extension
- Michael Imperioli lands on 'Mars'
- ABC's 'Wipeout' stays strong
- Toronto believes in Lee's 'Miracle'
- 'Hancock' a box office hero
- Viva la Coldplay
- Actors' Equity strikes tentative deal
- Holmes pic nabs Baron Cohen, Ferrell
- WB, Dan Lin go 'Hiding in Time'
- Stars choose sides in guild feud
- Emmy rumors circulate online
- Baron Cohen, Ferrell join Holmes pic
- Cohen, Ferrell to star in Sherlock film
- WB, Dan Lin go 'Hiding in Time'
- Stars choose sides in guild brawl
- 'Hancock' to ignite B.O. fireworks
- Hollywood cools after SAG deadline
- FCC receiving fewer complaints
- News networks see growth
- Warner joins Nokia's music service
- Josh Hartnett to star in 'Rain Man'
- Magazine mogul Clay Felker dies
- Reality boosts networks
- Arriaga's 'Plain' to bow at Venice
- KTLA pinkslips staffers
- Phillip Noyce to direct Col's 'Salt'
- UA taps Diamond to direct 'Move'
- Tim Roth to star in Fox's 'Lie to Me'
- Box office outperforms expectations
- Peter Sarsgaard flies with 'Seagull'