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Sunday night's televised awards ceremony saw industry reps attack a sales tax hike and austerity measures, while the hosts made headlines by announcing a wrong winner.

Martin Scorsese, the celebrated director of "Taxi Driver," "Goodfellas" and "The Departed," is the first filmmaker to give the lecture, following authors and dramatists like John Updike, Arthur Miller, Toni Morrison and ...

Sunday night's awards saw industry reps attack a sales tax hike and austerity measures.

Out later this year.

The Coen brothers' upcoming music drama "Inside Llewyn Davis," starring Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan and Justin Timberlake, will be hitting screens later this year, as CBS Films has close a deal to acquire the North Ameri...

Celebrating the success of Skyfall.

HitFix's Liane Bonin Starr interviews Dana Delany and Mark Valley about the new (and improved?) "Body of Proof," which returns to ABC tonight after significant cast changes.

The writers of Ali and Nixon have been hired to write an "origin story" about Bruce Lee. Well, sort of. It actually sounds more like the origin of a story

Chris Brown has recruited Timbaland, Danja and Diplo to work on his sixth studio album, which will come out later this year

It has to be better than this, right?

Where will it fit in his schedule?

Revisit their thoughts on the films for which they were recognized.

THR awards analyst Scott Feinberg sat down the Oscar-nominated quartet, as well as several other members of the film's large ensemble cast.

As the son of an eccentric college teacher myself, there are few things I like better than a crazy professor story. In the past, we've covered everything from Northwestern's infamous

A look at how trailers compare to their corresponding films.

From F-bombs to forgotten husbands, some Academy Awards speech slip-ups have been cemented in history.

"The Dark Knight Rises" adversaries Christian Bale and Tom Hardy are battling again, but this time in rival movies about climbing Mount Everest. Bale in talks to star in Universal and Working Title's "Everest" from direc...

Hopefully coming later this year.

Denzel Washington is starring in Sony's big-screen take on the 1980s TV show.

The director of "Wreck-It Ralph" explains why his team spent hundreds of dollars on candy and didn't any of it.

Oscilloscope will post the film online, in six second chunks, as part of an experiment in social media and film distribution.

"Toy Story 4″ is currently trending on Twitter, and there are a lot of "Toy Story 4 coming in 2015″ headlines across the internet, but they all seem to have