Academy Selling Hollywood Land; CBS Settles With 'Glass House' Producers; '300' Star Joining Will Smith's 'Focus'; THR's Al Jazeera America Primer; Remembering Lee Thompson Young
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Academy Selling Hollywood Property Once Intended for Museum (Exclusive)
The land, which has hosted a summer screening series since the Academy shifted museum plans to its LACMA site, was acquired for $50 million in 2005. | Read More
CBS Settles With 'Glass House' Producers
After dropping a lawsuit against ABC, CBS continued to pursue executives for allegedly stealing "Big Brother" trade secrets to make another reality TV show. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
'300' Actor to Star Opposite Will Smith in Warner Bros.' 'Focus' (Exclusive)
Rodrigo Santoro will play the powerful owner of a Formula One race team in the heist movie being directed by Glenn Ficarra and John Requa. | Read More
'Black Rain' Scribe Tackling Nicholas Sparks' 'The Longest Ride' (Exclusive)
Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey, best known for "The Twilight Saga," are producing for Fox 2000. | Read More
1984 Private Defense Contractors Picks Up 'Cannibal' From 'Blue Caprice' Filmmakers (Exclusive)
Ronnie Porto will write the script while Alexandre Moors will direct the thriller set in the world of illegal organ trading. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Al Jazeera America Launch: 5 Things to Know
A primer on the new cable news network, which debuts Tuesday at 3 p.m. | Read More
'Famous Jett Jackson' Star Lee Thompson Young Dies At 29
UPDATE: The actor's suicide was discovered when he didn't show up for work on TNT's "Rizzoli & Isles," on which production has been shut down. | Read More
'G.I. Joe' Writers Developing 'Catch Me If You Can'-Type Drama at Fox (Exclusive)
Paul Lovett and David Elliot will pen the drama for 20th Century Fox Television. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
MGM Creditworthiness Gets a Boost From Major Ratings Agency
The privately held company's rating rises to a B+ from a B, but the agency cautions that pure-play movie companies still carry risk because of the volatility of the business. | Read More
'Dungeons and Dragons' Film Lawsuit Will Proceed
A judge denies a producer's attempt for a quick win against Hasbro in a dispute over rights to the property. | Read More
MSNBC Moves Ed Schultz Back to Weeknights (Exclusive)
His show switches to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday, while "Hardball With Chris Matthews" will continue to air at 7 p.m. | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
Sheryl Crow Performs at Oceana SeaChange Fundraising Event
The evening, which is expected to raise $1 million, also drew Ted Danson with wife Mary Steenburgen, Anne Heche and Anna Torv. | Read More
Beatles Tribute 'Let It Be' to Close Early on Broadway
Originally scheduled to run through Dec. 29, the celebration of the Fab Four will play its final performance at the St. James Theatre on Sept. 1. | Read More
'Mothers and Sons' Brings Tyne Daly Back to Broadway
The Emmy- and Tony-winning actress will star in the new play by Terrence McNally, opening in spring 2014. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Tuesday, August 20, 2013 at 5:01 AM.

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