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The embattled author, on his way to a "Midnight's Children" event, claims a government official said he could not enter the Indian state.

"Brave," "ParaNorman," and "Rise of the Guardians" collect two trophies each.

Owl City is back with "Shooting Star," another danceable, extremely upbeat and positive pop anthem which his fans will surely enjoy. This one in service of the upcoming animated film "Escape From Planet Earth," and the b...

HitFix's Alan Sepinwall reviews screenwriter Beau Willimon about his work as head writer and executive producer of "House of Cards," the new Netflix original drama series starring Kevin Spacey as a ruthless congressman.

Friendly zombies took over the box office Friday night as the new film "Warm Bodies" clawed its way to the top spot, earning $7.5 million. Meanwhile Sylvester Stallone's new film "Bullet in the Head" was dead on arrival.

Bullet to the Head gets ignored.

Seth MacFarlane's R-rated comedy has now earned $519.3 million worldwide; Japan is the film's final market.

Season-high numbers for "Undercover Boss" helped lift CBS to an easy overall win on Friday night and let the network eke out a slim victory among young viewers.

Nicholas Hoult and Teresa Palmer headline the romantic zombie pic; Sylvester Stallone's new film "Bullet to the Head" is the third R-rated action pic in a row to fall flat.

From the famous (Angelina Jolie) to the infamous (including the baby-dangling Michael Jackson), the Adlon is the see-and-be-seen scene during the fest.

In this week's installment of 10 stories you might have missed: Warner Bros. may be waiting on "Man of Steel's" box office numbers before officially green lighting "Justice League." Also: "Star Wars" producer Kathleen Ke...

Shivendra Singh Dungarpur details his his long journey to telling the story of archivist P.K. Nair.

HitFix's Daniel Fienberg interviews Mad Men star January Jones about wreaking vengeance in the Sundance film 'Sweetwater'

HitFix's Liane Bonin Starr rounds up all of this week's news about reality TV shows, including "American Idol," "Project Runway," "Top Chef" and more.

"I say exactly what I think," Ed Koch told reporters as mayor. He never stopped saying it, even as his subjects shifted from union leaders to romantic comedies.

In theaters September 6th.

I suppose it's a bit of a surprise that the George Lucas-produced "Red Tails" beat out some stiff Oscar competition in Benh Zeitlin's "Beasts of the Southern Wild," Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" and Robert Zemec...

More Jim Rash and Nat Faxon!

So says Mark Millar.

As the action star's latest film, "Bullet to the Head," hits theaters, THR looks back at the titles where the actor has wielded considerable firepower -- from "Death Race 2000" to "The Expendables 2."

In what he's calling his final feature film, Soderbergh presents a lushly made but unconvincing thriller about the dangers of prescription drugs.

Taylor Swift and the Civil Wars face off against Eli Young Band and Little Big Town for the Grammy Award for best country duo/group performance.