Sigourney Weaver Returns for 'Avatar' Sequels; Donald Sterling Pulls Out of Clippers Deal; Coen Brothers' 'Hail, Caesar' Lands at Universal; Clooney Inks Sony TV Deal With Sony; Academy Museum Director Reveals Plans; THR Reality Roundtable
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It's Official: Sigourney Weaver to Return in 'Avatar' Sequels as Different Character
"Her character of Grace Augustine, as fans know, died in the first movie, so she's playing a different and in many ways more challenging character in the upcoming films," says director James Cameron. | Read More
Donald Sterling Backs Out of Clippers Deal, $1 Billion NBA Lawsuit Still On
Sterling has pulled his support from the deal to sell the team to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, his attorney confirmed to THR; "The 'deal' is off; the lawsuit is on," said Maxwell Blecher. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Coen Brothers,' George Clooney's 'Hail, Caesar' Lands at Universal
UPDATED: Josh Brolin has signed on to star opposite Clooney in the 1950s Hollywood period piece. | Read More
New Academy Museum Director Kerry Brougher Reveals Plans (Q&A)
As he takes the reigns at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' new museum, Brougher outlines his goals, talks of the need to acquire more artifacts, and suggests that the museum should be governed by its ... | Read More
Clint Eastwood's 'Jersey Boys': Stage Stars Talk Big-Screen Differences
At a New York screening of the Warner Bros. film, the director and actors also speculated about the audience for the R-rated title based on the hit Broadway musical, and co-writer Marshall Brickman revealed what the ... | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
George Clooney Inks Overall Deal With Sony Pictures TV
The Oscar winner's production company Smokehouse Pictures will develop new projects for the studio. | Read More
Reality Roundtable: Jeff Probst, Tim Gunn, Carson Daly on 'Duck Dynasty' Furor, Pushing Contestants Too Far
Unscripted heavy hitters -- also including Deirdre Gurney, Brent Montgomery and Jonathan Murray -- dish on the strangest thing they never aired, the aftercare provided to eliminated contestants and their anguish over ... | Read More
Tony Awards: CBS Telecast Exposure Brings Hefty Box Office Boost
"A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder," Disney's "Aladdin" and "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" are among Tony-winning shows that saw ticket demand soar on Monday. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
CNBC's Carl Quintanilla Joins HBO's 'Real Sports'
He will continue to anchor the financial network's "Squawk on the Street" and "Squawk Alley." | Read More
Sony Calls for Investigation Into World Cup Bribery Allegations
Five of the six main sponsors of the FIFA World Cup have expressed concerns over the selection process that led to the surprise awarding of the 2022 tournament to Qatar. | Read More
New York City Council to Examine Reality TV Working Conditions
A committee will weigh in as the WGA East continues its push to organize the area. | Read More
LATEST MUSIC NEWS
Adam Levine's Label to Release Soundtrack to His Film Debut 'Begin Again'
The movie is from writer/director John Carney, the man behind the 2006 indie hit, "Once." | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
CAA Sports Signs Italian Soccer Club AS Roma
The agency will help to market the team's new stadium, Stadio della Roma, as the franchise looks to extend its brand globally. | Read More
Tonys: Feinberg's 10 Takeaways from the 2013-2014 Broadway Season
THR's awards analyst Scott Feinberg identifies the 10 things that he will remember most fondly about the 23 shows that he saw while covering the Tony race. | Read More
Tony Awards: Top 10 Best-Dressed (Photos)
From Sutton Foster's stunning fuchsia Reem Acra gown to Sarah Greene's understated glamour in a Thakoon number, here are the red-carpet winners behind Sunday's theatrical awards show at New York's Radio Music City Hall. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Tuesday, June 10, 2014 at 5:01 AM.

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