Tech companies are battling with studios to allow viewers to watch movies they have bought any time on any device. But who buys movies anymore?
March 12–There are a lot of screens on which to watch new movies: TV, laptop, iPad or smartphone. But until now you needed a TV signal, a disk, or a movie-streaming Internet connection.
Amy Nelson’s first SB Nation podcast with Joe Ruback — aka super Giants fan ‘License Plate Guy’ — went so well that we sent Ruback to the New York Giants Super Bowl DVD release.
The cineplex isn’t the only place to see a film on the big screen
Apple announced last week that the iCloud is now also syncing movies that you bought on iTunes to all your iCloud enabled devices. This is great. The new feature also highlights now even more the…
Jason Segel, left, and Ed Helms in “Jeff Who Lives At Home.” Jeff Who Lives at Home (R) Jason Segel finds purpose in his aimless life while helping his brother (Ed Helms) track his adulterous wife. With Susan Sarandon and Judy Greer.
When I watched the Oscars last month, I was only about 85 percent engaged because my two favorite performances of
EW exclusive! Charlize Theron went all-in as train-wreck Mavis; get some back story in featurette excerpt here
 SUNNYVALE, Calif., March 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – After a four-week trial that commenced on November 14, 2011, Judge William J. Monahan of the California Superior Court ruled in favor of the DVD CCA, …
Eagle Rock have set a June 19th DVD and Blu-Ray release of The Raconteurs’ Live At Montreux 2008