More tabloid entertainment news, and yet more from a cast member who can’t seem to keep their mouth shut before the movie comes out. This time, it’s Anne Hathaway. As you might know, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is coming to a cinema near you. It’s a sequel no one

Lionsgate really, really, really needed a hit, and have got one. Michael landed at the box office and shrugged off weak reviews and accusations of ‘whitewashing’ some more troubling aspects of his life. It scored $97 million domestically and $120.4 million overseas for a $217.4 million worldwide opening weekend. The

Between Tim Burton’s stalled Nicolas Cage-led “Superman Lives” in the late 1990s and Bryan Singer’s “Superman Returns” in 2006, another Superman film was in the works – the J.J. Abrams-penned “Superman: Flyby”. The “Felicity” and “Alias” creator penned the movie, which had McG attached to direct and would serve as

Lionsgate’s “Michael” has made its debut at the box-office, pulling in $97 million domestically and $120.4 million overseas to deliver $217.4 million worldwide on its opening weekend. It’s the second biggest domestic opening weekend of the year so far, behind only “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” ($131M) and ahead of

Poor man’s Call Of Duty… or the Call Of Duty alternative for the more discerning FPS player, now there is a debate that could potentially run and run about Battlefield. That debate could spill over into the cinema, too. Not only is Paramount Pictures making a Call Of Duty movie,