What's Behind Summer's Box Office Free Fall; 'Star Wars' Cast Expands; 'True Blood' Star on Shocking Death; Why Mel Gibson Won't Finance More of His Own Films; 'Opie and Anthony' Fans Lash Out at SiriusXM
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Box Office: What's Behind Summer's Free Fall at the Multiplex (Analysis)
The Fourth of July saw historic lows, while revenue for the summer is down nearly 20 percent to date in North America. | Read More
'Star Wars: Episode VII' Adds Two New Cast Members
The shooting of the film, taking place at U.K.'s Pinewood Studios, is set to take a two-week hiatus in August, it was announced on Sunday. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
Why Mel Gibson Won't Finance More of His Own Films: 'I'm Not a Fool' (Q&A)
The actor, at Karlovy Vary to pick up a lifetime achievement award, tells THR about his new projects. "I never did really have a master plan," he says. | Read More
Box Office: 'Transformers 4' Stays Atop Global Top 10 Chart
"The Fault in Our Stars" and "22 Jump Street" both cross the $200 million mark worldwide, while "Maleficent" opens huge in Japan, unseating fellow Disney title "Frozen." | Read More
Kevin Smith's 'Star Wars: Episode VII' Set Visit: Director Explains What He Saw
J.J. Abrams is "building a tactile world, a world you can touch. And he's replicating it with all the love of somebody that has the world's greatest collection of Star Wars figures," the "Clerks" director gushed. | Read More
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'True Blood' Star on Shocker: 'It's a Pivotal Moment' for Sookie (Q&A)
The HBO vampire series lost a major character in Sunday's episode, the third of its final season. | Read More
Joan Rivers Cuts Short CNN Interview, Walks Out (Video)
UPDATED: "You are not the one to interview a person who does humor, sorry," said the "Fashion Police" personality before walking off the set. | Read More
Cartoon Network's 'Clarence' Creator Exits After Assault Accusations
An artist who worked for the show had posted multiple notes on Twitter detailing allegations against creator Skyler Page. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
'Opie and Anthony' Fans Lash Out at SiriusXM for Firing Host
Many of Anthony Cumia's supporters have threatened to cancel their subscriptions to the satellite radio service, while several well-known comedians have rallied behind the host after his racist tirade. | Read More
New SAG-AFTRA Deal Builds on DGA Template, Looks to Future (Analysis)
The "hard-fought" agreement continues the process of merging SAG and AFTRA. | Read More
Anonymous Content Exec Michael Sugar Talks New Media, International Storytelling (Q&A)
"It is so much in the DNA of international culture to consume movies and I don't think that is going away," he said while at Karlovy Vary. | Read More
LATEST MUSIC NEWS
Robin Thicke Blurs the Lines Between Art and Life (Analysis)
His new album, "Paula," an effort to woo back his wife, meets with a backlash from listeners who are merely looking for a follow-up to "Blurred Lines." | Read More
STYLE & CULTURE
Broadway Casting Director Barry Moss Dies at 74
A veteran of film and television as well as theater, Moss worked on almost 90 Broadway shows, among them "Nine," "Torch Song Trilogy," "The Who's Tommy" and "Sophisticated Ladies," and helped give Adam Sandler his start. | Read More
Stolen Tesla Torn Apart in Fiery West Hollywood Crash
The crash early Friday left the back end of the electric car wedged between two walls of a synagogue in the city. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, July 07, 2014 at 5:00 AM.

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