Eric Brown

Despite an original premise and Tom Cruise's star power, "Edge of Tomorrow" debuted third in many international markets, behind "Maleficent" and "X-Men."

What causes people to believe outlandish theories? The ex-punk rocker's views on the Elliot Rodger case is the latest in a long tradition.

The Disney hit proves itself in a country that is not always welcoming of Hollywood fare.

NBC's sadly canceled sitcom "Community" always thrived on the web, so reviving the show as a Hulu exclusive would be a seamless transition for audiences.

"Reading Rainbow" host LeVar Burton has raised over $400,000 in an afternoon to revive the popular educational program as a Web-based series for classrooms.

Starz might be losing Sony Animation content to Netflix, but don’t cry for them just yet.

Phrosties, illegal alcoholic slushies sold through Instagram, hit New York like a boozy tsunami and disappeared just as quickly.

"X-Men: Days Of Future Past" missed its mark in the U.S., but its promotional strategy in China paid off handsomely.

Get ready for "The Monkey King": China has a fast-growing box office and produces its own blockbuster movies now, too.

If the projections are correct, "X-Men: Days of Future Past" will soon be the biggest movie opening of 2014.

"Star Wars" has filmed in Tunisia for nearly 40 years, but now the series is moving on to Abu Dhabi, citing security and financial concerns.

Tom Cruise's films have been earning less and less for the past decade, so why is he still starring in big-budget epics like "Edge of Tomorrow"?

The Coen Brothers, masters of dark comedy, have announced an unlikely collaboration with the far more family-friendly and conventional Steven Spielberg.

Yahoo hopes to improve its video streaming service Screen with the acquisition of high-def streaming startup RayV.

The Metropolitan joins a growing number of world-class museums putting their spectacular collections online in free hi-res images.

"I have no interest in putting a guy in there who on first glimpse you know is going to kill somebody," director Bennett Miller said of Carell.

"Godzilla" just missed edging out "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" for the biggest opening of the year.

A verified Twitter account claiming to be former Smiths lead singer Morrissey sprang up this week, but the singer says he's not behind the account.

Godzilla is one of Japan's most popular cultural exports, and American studios are now in the position of selling the monster back to Japanese audiences.

It's really happening: Bad Robot announced that "Star Wars Episode VII" officially began filming on Friday morning.

Tom Hardy will star in the Academy Award-winning director's upcoming adaption of “True American: Murder & Mercy in Texas.”

New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson abruptly left the paper after almost three years on Wednesday. Will she choose to keep her tattoo of the Times "T" logo?

"The Amazing Spider-Man 2" took a big hit at the American box office over the weekend, but its strong performance in China will help bolster the film.

As Sony's "Amazing Spider-Man" reboot series underperforms, it might be time to think about putting someone new in the role of Spider-Man.

Misfits bandleader Jerry Only insists that former lead singer Glenn Danzig isn't entitled to merchandising revenue, but his former statements say otherwise.

Time Warner will spin off its magazine company with an IPO on June 6. Time Inc. will trade on the NYSE under the symbol "TIME."

The Wu-Tang Clan only plan to release one copy of their upcoming record “The Wu – Once Upon A Time in Shaolin,” but now you can hear 51 seconds of the record.

The franchise filmed five movies in Tunisia, and though it likely won't return, Tunisia is still cashing in on "Star Wars."

As CBS looks to replace Craig Ferguson as host of "The Late Late Show," it's time for them to consider a comedian who isn't a white man.