'Divergent' Hits $56M as 'Muppets 2' Bombs; Kimmel Pushes Hillary Clinton on Her 2016 Plans; More Sony Layoffs; CinemaCon Preview; Apple, Comcast in Talks for Streaming-TV Service
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Box Office: 'Divergent' Breaks YA Curse With $56 Million Debut; 'Muppets 2' Bombs
UPDATED: Christian film "God's Not Dead" pleases with $8.6 million, while Lars von Tier's unrated sexual opus "Nymphomaniac" tanks; overseas, "Noah" lands in Mexico and South Korea, grossing a dazzling $14 million. | Read More
Jimmy Kimmel Pushes Hillary Clinton on Her Plans for 2016
"When you do run for president, will you use the old Clinton campaign lawn signs?" Kimmel asked the former first lady Clinton Global Initiative conference in Arizona on Saturday evening. Clinton said: "I'm obviously ... | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
CinemaCon Preview: Studio By Studio Guide to Big Talent, New Reveals
Channing Tatum, Cameron Diaz, Dwayne Johnson and Jon Hamm are among the names expected to take the stage during the Las Vegas convention. | Read More
James Rebhorn Dead: Hollywood Mourns Notable Character Actor
Industry figures, including those who've worked with the actor, pay tribute to the film and TV veteran. | Read More
'Fast & Furious 7': CGI May Be Used for Some Paul Walker Scenes (Report)
The director and crew are set for additional shooting in Abu Dhabi in April. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
Apple, Comcast in Talks for Streaming-TV Service (Report)
The service would use Apple's own set-top box to provide content to Apple TV owners. | Read More
'Walking Dead' Dissection: Greg Nicotero Talks Terminus and What's Ahead
"This entire season was based on the premise of, 'Can you do what it takes to stay alive?' " the exec producer tells THR in our weekly postmortem. | Read More
'The Good Wife' Bids Farewell to Beloved Character in Shocking Twist (Poll)
CBS had built up the three-episode event promising the show's "most shocking moment" -- which paid off in Sunday's episode. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
More Layoffs Strike Sony's Film Studio as Texas Office Closed
Sony is working with Bain & Co. to identify ways it can cut $100 million in costs. | Read More
MSG to Take 50 Percent Stake in Company That Runs Tribeca Film Festival
UPDATED: The deal values Tribeca Enterprises at $45 million. | Read More
MGM Sued Over Home Video Royalties For 1965's 'What's New Pussycat?'
This is the latest lawsuit over distributors' practice of only paying profit participants based on 20 percent of what they receive instead of 100 percent of their sales. | Read More
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on Monday, March 24, 2014 at 5:00 AM.

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