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Zack Snyder to Direct 'Justice League' Movie
Henry Cavill and Ben Affleck are expected to star as Superman and Batman, respectively. | Read More
Donald Sterling's Racist Rant: A Brief Guide
An NBA investigation, rebukes from Magic Johnson and an ill-timed NAACP award are all part of the fallout faced by Donald Sterling. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Box Office: Females Fuel 'Other Woman' to First-Place $24.7 Million Debut
UPDATED: The comedy's performance is a win for Cameron Diaz and Leslie Mann; the late Paul Walker's "Brick Mansions" opens to a modest $9.6 million, while horror pic "Quiet Ones" underwhelms. | Read More
Box Office: 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' Earns Another $67.2 Million Overseas
The Sony tentpole, which debuts in North America on May 2, has now earned $132 million internationally. | Read More
New 'Star Wars' Expanded Universe Plans Greeted With Resignation, Nostalgia
With more than 30 years of stories being consigned to continuity limbo by Lucasfilm's announcement, casual and serious fans had mixed reactions. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
John Oliver's 'Last Week Tonight' Is Funny But Too Fast for Its Own Good (Analysis)
The show needs an hour. Or less topics. But as a weekly show, the additional 30 minutes is the better choice. | Read More
'Game of Thrones' Writer on 'Unpleasant' Scenes and Consequences of Cruelty (Q&A)
Bryan Cogman tells THR returning to Craster's Keep was a big challenge: "We had to establish very quickly the horrible things have been going on." | Read More
'Mad Men': Jay R. Ferguson on Being One Half of the Show's Most Platonic Relationship
The man behind Stan Rizzo (and his beard) talks about being pals with Peggy, what his fictional spinoff would entail and the difficulty of doing other work with his facial hair: "Unless one of the main characters is ... | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Tribeca: Ron Howard on Embracing Technology, Returning to Acting
The legendary director told Brian Williams that amid a changing film business, he welcomes the opportunity to tell stories in new formats, including as one of the people in front of the camera. | Read More
Tribeca: Barney Frank and Husband Upset After Seeing Full-Access Documentary, Call It 'Embarrassing'
In a post-world premiere Q&A with Alec Baldwin, the former congressman and his husband expressed some misgivings about the way the film portrays Franks' public and private life. | Read More
James Franco Sued for Violating Film Rights to Charles Bukowski Novel
According to a lawsuit filed Thursday, Franco had an agreement to develop "Ham on Rye," but the rights expired in 2010, and his "Bukowski" film treads on the novel. | Read More
LATEST MUSIC NEWS
DJ Rashad Dies of Drug Overdose
A pioneer of footwork, juke-informed house music, his death comes weeks after that of another Chicago legend, Frankie Knuckles. | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
Tony Awards: THR Theater Critic David Rooney Reveals His Nominations Wish List
In advance of Tuesday's announcement, our reviewer names the choices he would most like to see figure in the principal kudos categories of this year's Broadway honors. | Read More
Dennis Hopper's 'The Last Movie' Shown in Rare Public Screening at Paris Photo Los Angeles
A remastered version of the seldom-seen 1971 movie, the first film directed by Hopper after "Easy Rider," was presented at Paramount. | Read More
Simon Cowell-Backed 'X Factor' Parody Musical Closes in London
The show, closing after only six weeks, had been struggling to fill seats despite generally positive reviews. | Read More
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Clippers Protest Owner by Turning Jerseys Inside Out Before Playoff Game (Video)
The Los Angeles Clippers players have held a united front since audio allegedly of owner Donald Sterling making racist remarks was released on Friday. On Sunday, they made a public show of solidarity in a silent protest against racism by coming out onto the court before the game against the Golden State Warriors at Oracle Arena with their warm-up jerseys on inside out to hide the team logo.  | Read More
Donald Sterling's Relationship With Woman In Audiotape Detailed in Lawsuit
Donald Sterling's incendiary remarks -- caught on tape and posted on Friday night -- have drawn an investigation by the NBA, condemnation from politicians (including President Barack Obama) and calls for the Clippers team owner to sell the franchise.  The details of how the racist audio recordings made their way to TMZ are only starting to be revealed. V. Stiviano, the woman heard in the recordings, was recently sued by the Sterling family for embezzlement. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, April 28, 2014 at 5:00 AM.

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