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By Daniel FrankelBuilding momentum with family audiences, Warner Bros. football film “The Blind Side” actually outdrew “Twilight” sequel phenomenon “New Moon” at the domestic box office Thursday, taking in $9.5 million vs. $9.2 million, according to studio data. Summit’s ...

By Steve PondA couple of days after the embargo on reviewing “The Lovely Bones” seemed to slip a bit, revealing some mixed opinions, a few writers are pulling back the curtain on Clint Eastwood’s “Invictus” as well. And so ...

By Wrap StaffWatch the Super Bowl halftime show? You better, you better, you bet...

By the Hollywood ReporterIn recent weeks, NBC's primetime talk show has halted its heavily reported ratings slide, a decline that was fairly steady since the show's September debut...

By Daniel FrankelThe moribund home-video business is counting on Black Friday...

By VarietyVivendi's impasse with General Electric over the value of NBC Universal may be holding up Comcast's bid to take over the peacock. Vivendi retained a 20 percent stake in Universal Studios after selling the majority to GE in 2004...

By VarietyDisney is raising the stakes in its penetration of the potentially enormous mainland Chinese market with a local adaptation of its "High School Musical" franchise, which has just started production...

By Daniel FrankelEverybody knew it would be big, but the opening of Summit Entertainment’s “Twilight” sequel, “New Moon,” ended up being much bigger than even the wildest pre-release expectations. The film...

By Dylan StablefordOprah made the big announcement at the end of her show today. There were, of course, tears. But, rather oddly, Winfrey did not mention her move to cable (scroll down for video)...

By Steve PondIn this morning’s roundup of Oscar news ‘n’ notes from around the web, “Tyson” strikes back, things fall apart, and Nic Cage gets weird. When I s...

By Jennifer KellyIf a network acquires a show that was taped almost a year ago and it airs the finale, did the season ever really happen...

By Steve PondHere’s one lesson to take from the Governors Awards, which took place Saturday night in the Grand Ballroom of the Hollywood & Highland center: Even when they’ve only got four awards and the show isn’t being televised, it still takes the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences three...

By TMZPolice were called upon to remove director/star Pruitt Taylor Vince from a film set in Louisiana after a creative feud with producer David Newton Cole, TMZ reported...

By VarietyNBC is developing a semi-scripted comedy from sitcom vet Larry Charles and McG's Wonderland production company. The untitled project centers on a group of sci-fi fanboys in a small town who shoot their own version of a canceled TV show...