Microsoft Corp. is rolling out a new interface for its Xbox game console, one that allows you to navigate through music, movies, TV shows and games with the wave of your hand or the sound of your voice.
Mega producer Scott Rudin is spitting mad at The New Yorker’s film critic David Denby for his freshly published review of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, two weeks before the film’s release and ahead of the time-honored “embargo” studios ask critics to honor.
Sony releases a pair of movies you can get on the new UV home-video format. More films are coming soon, but Hollywood still needs to make UltraViolet more down-home.
McDonald’s is crowdsourcing 10 mini movies that it will post online in January when it launches McBites.
Contact: Tim Gordon, The Washington, D.C. Area Film Critics Association, +1-202-374-3305, press@wafca.com
I know how busy Washington University students are during the semester, so there are probably a lot of movies you wanted to see but just couldn’t find the time to. Here are ten movies to watch over winter break (or during reading week, when anything seems better than studying some more). “50/50â€: Wash
The weeks between Thanksgiving and the new year provide lots of opportunities to go to the movies. Here’s a look at some films that might be worth an outing for the entire family. “HAPPY FEET TWO” Rating: PG What it’s about: This 3-D animated movie is a sequel to 2006’s “Happy Feet” and features the voices of some of your folks’ favorite actors (Robin Williams, Brad Pitt, Elijah Wood).
As the days get shorter and the nights draw in there’s no better way to spend time with the family than in front of a great film. That’s why iVillage.co.uk is teaming up with Blu-ray to help you recreate that cinema feeling at home this Christmas!
The Salvation Army is releasing a free DVD to help Queenslanders still struggling after last summer’s floods and cyclones.
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