Amazon Studios – 2016(LOS ANGELES) — The Matt Damon-produced drama Manchester by the Sea hit a four-nomination high water mark with the Screen Actors Guild Awards, the nominations for which were read by Sophia Bush and rapper/actor Common in L.A. this morning. There was
Netflix – 2016(NEW YORK) — The search engine giant Google has released the top searches in the United States for 2016, and the TV shows Stranger Things, and the movie Suicide Squad topped the list in their
Universal Pictures – 1985(WASHINGTON, D.C.) — Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden announced today the annual selection of 25 motion pictures that have been inducted into the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress because of their cultural, historic
Lucasfilm – 2016(LONDON) — The ability to destroy a planet may be insignificant compared to the power of the Force, Darth Vader once said, but the ability to do so would cost you a pretty penny —
Disney/LucasfilmRogue One: A Star Wars Story is poised to have one of the biggest opening weekends in history. The film is expected to earn between $120 million to $150 million domestically this weekend. You can tack another
Sundance Head wins “The Voice: Tyler Golden/NBC(LOS ANGELES) — Blake Shelton notched his fifth victory as a coach on The Voice, as his artist Sundance Head was crowned the season-11 winner. Head, the son of Roy Head, famous for his 1965 hit, “Treat Her
Andrew Chin/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Actor Alan Thicke, best-known for his starring role in the 1980s sitcom Growing Pains, has died at age 69. Thicke’s publicist confirmed his death to ABC News. A representative for Thicke’s son,
Warner Bros. – 2016(LOS ANGELES) — While critics were cool on Suicide Squad, David Ayer’s film was a blockbuster, and although many fans were split on the movie itself, most agreed the stand-out was Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn. It didn’t
Universal Pictures – 2016(LOS ANGELES) — Right out of the gate, the coming attraction for the eighth Fast and the Furious movie has crossed the finish line as one of biggest debuts of all time. The full trailer
ABC/Fred Lee(LOS ANGELES) — Unlike a lot of folks in Hollywood, Mark Wahlberg is keeping a positive attitude about the fate of the nation under a Donald Trump presidency. “Being the positive person that I am, I have to hope so,”
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