Overseas Box Office Hits $25 Billion in 2013; Berlin Fest Adds World Premiere of Martin Scorsese Doc; Hong Kong Star Andy Lau in Talks to Join 'The Voice of China'
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Box Office: Boom! Bust! Inside a Wild $25 Billion Year Overseas
China hits $3.6 billion, Europe suffers and homegrown hits rival Hollywood fare as final 2013 numbers reveal a $25 billion bonanza. | Read More
Berlin Fest Adds World Premiere of Martin Scorsese's 'New York Review of Books' Doc
UPDATED: In an unprecedented move, season two of "House of Cards" also gets a special gala as the Berlinale unveils its full program. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
China Box Office: Local Animated Film Nudges 'Despicable Me 2' Out of Top Spot
Homegrown hit "Boonie Bears: To the Rescue" takes $13.27 million for a $29.75 million cume as the Chinese industry gears up for a major boost during the Lunar New Year holiday. | Read More
Japan Box Office Drops Slightly in 2013
Revenue fell but attendance grew slightly as Hollywood managed to increase its market share, and the number of movies released for the first time exceeded the 1,000 mark. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Hong Kong Star Andy Lau in Talks to Join 'The Voice of China'
The agent for the actor and pop star tells local media he is circling a place on the judging panel of the Chinese version of the talent contest. | Read More
E! Entertainment to Launch in Russia
The Universal Networks International channel brand, home to "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," will also become available in the Commonwealth of Independent States in the second quarter. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Italy's Berlusconi Says He's Down But Not Out on 20th Anniversary of Political Start
The former prime minister and media mogul, who has been facing personal financial problems, recently "laid off" a dozen show girls he paid to have around for his pleasure. | Read More
Vice Media Inks Strategic Deal With Greece's Antenna
The pact gives the U.S. media company a firm foothold in southern Europe with plans to roll out across the Balkan states. | Read More
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Maverick Filipino filmmaker Khavn delivers a musical satire about the political chaos in 2030 in a fictional nation based on his home country. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at 8:58 AM.

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