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John Travolta will appear during the 15th International Indian Film Academy awards in Tampa.

It beat newcomers like Johnny Depp's 'Transcendence'

The head of Egypt's censorship board says he has resigned after the country's prime minister overruled his decision to allow a film starring a sultry Lebanese singer be shown.

Animal rights activists protesting outside Liam Neeson's home say they don't agree with him that New York's carriage horses should keep working.

Kim Novak says that cruel jabs about how she looked during the Oscar ceremony amounted to bullying that left her crushed at first, but then determined to speak out in protest.

Attorney General Eric Holder on Wednesday urged first responders to use an overdose-reversal drug to help save lives amid a nationwide resurgence in heroin abuse, a public health scourge claiming the lives of celebrities and young people alike.

The Tribeca Film Festival is now a teenager. And like most teens, its eyes are on a lot of screens.

MIAMI - Nick Frost may be pasty, portly and, well, British - but, man, can he dance. It took practice, though. In "Cuban Fury," Frost plays Bruce, an office drone who re-energizes the salsa moves he learned as a kid to impress his love interest / boss Julia, played by Rashida Jones.

Norway has donated a restored Chinese silent film from the 1920s to China's national film archive, despite a prolonged chill in diplomatic ties between the countries.

Last year, the MTV Movie Awards moved up its broadcast date from June to April to incorporate a summer movie plug-fest. Sunday night's show cemented that change, as clips from anticipated blockbusters debuted at the madcap ceremony.

With $41.4 million in its second week of release, "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" held off "Rio 2" at the weekend box office.

Conan O'Brien won't be too shy to strip down as host of the MTV Movie Awards.

A movie made by filmmaker from eastern Indiana is scheduled to make its American debut next week.

Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. says the final book of its "Divergent" trilogy will be made into two parts, following the lucrative formula it has used for "Twilight" and is repeating for "The Hunger Games."

Singer and activist Harry Belafonte will get to keep three of Martin Luther King's documents that the King estate had blocked him from selling.

For the haunted, hard-living Texas ex-con of "Joe," David Gordon Green was looking for a modern-day Robert Mitchum, someone with an old-fashioned kind of rugged masculinity with an underlying innocence. He thought of Nicolas Cage.