The Taiwanese company is reportedly paying the "Iron Man" star $12 million to headline its latest branding push, which hits worldwide markets Thursday. | Read More
The director's latest film, "Madras Cafe," is set against the backdrop of the Sri Lankan civil war and is drawing protests ahead of its August 23 premiere. | Read More
George Galloway, who was expelled from the Labour Party amid a clash over the Iraq war, wants to use the site, which Spike Lee and Zach Braff have recently used to raise money for projects. | Read More
Britain's finance watchdog recently found that the U.K. public broadcaster gave former top executives higher payouts than contractually required. | Read More
"Press regulation has never been a hotter topic," says editor David Dinsmore, adding that Stephen Abell will help his team "chart a course through choppy waters." | Read More
The company also picked up mobile and Internet rights in Asian territories for clips from North American, German, French, Italian and Brazilian soccer leagues. | Read More
The sequel to Guo Jingming's hit adaptation of his own series of his romantic, rite-of-passage novels tracks its four protagonists' boy problems and business acumen as they graduate from university. | Read More
Austrian documentary on Soviet and post-Soviet electronic music marks the big-screen debut of writer-director duo Dominik Spritzendorfer and Elena Tikhonova. | Read More