John Avlon says when the new Aaron Sorkin HBO drama “The Newsroom” debuts, it will join a slew of Hollywood depictions of journalists at work. They’re worth watching again
With the debut of Aaron Sorkin’s new show The Newsroom on HBO this Sunday, I’ve been thinking about the best film depictions of journalism in American history. Any ‘best-of’ list is inherently subjective, but you definitely don’t need to be a journalist to appreciate the sense of purpose these classic films provide.
Kino Lorber and Redemption Release The Blood Beast Terror (1968) andBurke & Hare (1972), directed by Vernon Sewell, on Blu-ray and DVD in new HD MastersNew York, NY (PRWEB) June 22, 2012 Kino Lorber and Redemption are proud to announce the release of two cult horror films from director Vernon Sewell: The Blood Beast Terror (1968), starring horror icon Peter Cushing, and Burke & Hare (1972), on …
PORTLAND, Ore., June 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Rentrak Corporation (NASDAQ: RENT) today announced the top ten movies-on-demand titles based on consumer transaction rate. Movies-on-demand are transactional …
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The New York Times film critics on “Brave,†“To Rome With Love,†and “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.â€
As Will Ferrell enters the world of “Anchorman 2,” many fans are speculating if he will return to one of his other hits for a sequel. Ferrell is very familiar with the sports world, covering soccer, basketball, NASCAR, and even figure skating in various films.
Halfway through a six-movie series, Movies in the Park is experiencing an uptick in attendance bringing between 600 and 800 people to Pfiffner Pioneer Park each Friday.