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'Guardians of the Galaxy' 2014: Film Reclaims Top Box Office Spot Over 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' [PHOTOS]

Marvel's hit space adventure "Guardians of the Galaxy" returned to win the domestic box office race in its fourth week of release.

'Hunger Games' Theme Park: Lions Gate Considering Proposals for the Project

Lions Gate Entertainment Corp, the studio that produced the 2012 blockbuster movie 'The Hunger Games,' says it is studying proposals for a theme park based on the futuristic movie about children fighting for their lives in a televised game.

Oracle CEO Ellison's Daughter Pans For Oscar Gold

Seven years ago Megan Ellison took a leave from the University of Southern California to climb the mountains of Nepal. On Sunday, the 27-year-old daughter of billionaire Oracle CEO Larry Ellison hopes to climb the Dolby Theater stage in Hollywood to accept the Best Picture Oscar for "Zero Dark Thirty."

'Beasts' Comes To Oscars With Tiny Budget, First-Time Director

"Beasts of the Southern Wild", nominated for four Oscars including Best Picture, is one the most unlikely contenders ever for Hollywood's top honors.

Who Needs an Oscar? Hollywood Basks in Industry's Comeback

The moguls of Hollywood might engage in more backslapping than usual at Sunday's Oscars, and it won't necessarily be over those golden statuettes.

James Bond's Studios MGM to Announce $650 Million Debt Deal

MGM, the studio behind the James Bond movie franchise, will close a $650 million refinancing of its debt on Friday, reducing the likelihood that the filmmaker will file a contemplated initial public offering in the next few months.

Spielberg Postpones Expensive Sci-Fi Film 'Robocalypse'

Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks studio has indefinitely postponed "Robopocalypse," the director's next film, distributor Walt Disney said in a statement on Wednesday.

Disney Joins Jakks, LA Billionaire to Bring Toys to Life

Walt Disney toys are sold around the world. Now, children can find them in the cloud as well. LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Walt Disney toys are sold around the world.

Vampires, 007 May Set Record Thanksgiving Sales

The teen vampire movie "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2" continued to lure huge audiences, siphoning off $12.8 million in Wednesday night showings in what could fuel a record box office haul for the five-day Thanksgiving Day holiday.

NBC To Replace 'Today Show' Producer, Source Says

NBC is expected to name Alexandra Wallace, a senior vice president of the network's news division, as the executive in charge of "The Today Show," the latest reshuffling of the show's personnel after it slipped to second in ratings this year behind "Good Morning America."

Stan Lee Media Sues Disney For Billions Over Marvel Rights

Stan Lee Media, a company that says it controls the rights to Marvel characters including Spider Man and Iron Man, has filed suit in U.S. District Court in Colorado against the Walt Disney Co seeking "billions of dollars of profits."

"Total Recall" Remake Struggles to Recall Original's Success

The years haven't been kind to Douglas Hauser, the secret agent character played by both Arnold Schwarzenegger and Colin Farrell in versions of the futuristic action film "Total Recall" released 22 years apart.

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