World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., a producer of televised wrestling matches and related programs, said Thursday its third-quarter profit fell 26 percent, pulled down by losses related to three of its recently released movies.
LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) – Submarine Entertainment has been busily selling the DVD and home entertainment rights to Robert B. Weide’s documentary on director Woody Allen.
The world is still waiting for the definitive movie about punk rock. “Killing Bono” is the latest addition to the list of movies that will attempt to do for punk rock what “A Hard Day’s Night” did for ’60s British Invasion rock and what “Pink Floyd’s The Wall” did for the concept album and what “Sgt.
In an interview with The Daily Caller, television personality Bob Barker, former host of “The Price Is Right†urged people to “stay away from movies with animals†and said the federal government should ban the use of exotic animals in circuses. Barker also told TheDC that he will “not criticize†animal rights activists who free wild animals from circuses if they think they’re being abused.
In the wake of Steve Jobs’ death, mainstream media outlets spilled a lot of ink trying to quantify the late Apple executive’s impact on the pop-culture universe, as in Entertainment Weekly’s recent piece about the evolution of the iPod. The magazine noted that many of the music fans who had stopped paying for CDs when MP3 files made it easy to download music happily embraced paying 99 cents per …
Controversies centering on how religious themes are utilized in movies often become sensitive topics discussed by the church and religious and conservative groups. Although many of these movies still pass the censors and have successful theatrical and home movie releases, a number of them are often described as offensive or even blasphemous, especially by the church. The controversy can lead to …
Releasing on a single-disc Blu-ray package, the horror thriller “The Bad Seed” tells the story of a seemingly angelic child who turns out to be a heartless killer. This 1956 film is based on a 1954 novel of the same title by William March.
For all Tuesdays in November, Las Vegas locals and guests are invited to special screenings of classic movies adapted from stage pieces.
Jake CoyleAP Entertainment Writer