The Business (2005)

Movie News

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  'Risky Business' Star Janet Carroll Dead at 71

  After a long, varied career on stage and screen.

  
  
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  Martha Stewart to Guest on 'SVU' and '2 Broke Girls'—Slick Business Move?

  Is Stewart worried about her relevance after her company's earnings miss?
  

  
  
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  Celine Dion Thinks "Drugs" and "Show Business" Killed Whitney Houston

  The singer compares Houston's death to MJ and Amy Winehouse.
  

  
  
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  Kim Kardashian Calls Her Wedding a 'Bad Business Decision'

  The reality star opens up on 'Live With Kelly.'
  

  
  
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  Lindsay Lohan Fires Her Business Manager

  I guess HE wasn't putting forth any effort.
  

  
  
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  Nick Jonas To Star in Broadway's 'How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying'

  Joy to the world!
  

  
  
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  'Glee's' Darren Criss In Talks To Replace Daniel Radcliffe in 'How To Succeed in Business'

  Is Blaine Broadway Bound?
  

  
  
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  Daniel Radcliffe Succeeds In Business At 'Vogue'

  Go him.
  

  
  
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  'Californication' Recap: Monkey Business

  "Well, who wants to get baked?"

  
  
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  Talking $20 Movie Tickets on Fox Business News Live

  Paul Dergarabedian talks about $20 movie tickets and its impact on the industry with Fox Business News Live.

  
  
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  Paul D. on Fox Business Happy Hour talking SATC2

  On this segment of Fox Business Happy Hour, Paul Dergarabedian appeared live in New York City to discuss 'Sex and the City 2'.

  
  
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  Cameron Crowe Back In Business With 'Zoo'

  M.I.A. filmmaker to return with dramedy 'We Bought A Zoo'
  

  
  
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  'Entourage' Guys Back In Business with HBO

  HBO is reteaming with the producers behind 'Entourage' to develop a politically charged series.

  
  
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  Paris Joins Nicky in the Family Business

  Paris Hilton is joining her sister Nicky and following in the footsteps of their great-grandfather, by launching her own hotel chain.

  
  
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  Actress Kim Delaney Goes Into Rehab, Rosie O'Donnell Back in the Magazine Business, "1,000 Corpses" Gets a Sequel, More…

  News, May 9: Actress Kim Delaney Goes Into Rehab, Rosie O'Donnell Back in the Magazine Business, "1,000 Corpses" Gets a Sequel Bend It Like Beckham Ving Rhames Sarah Polley Queen Latifah

  
  
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  Lucasfilm Ltd. Announces Business Expansion

  Star Wars creator George Lucas said today he's bringing his four Northern California-based companies--Lucas Digital, LucasArts Entertainment, Lucas Licensing and Lucasfilm Ltd.--into one organization.

  
  
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  By the Numbers: More "Company" Business

  The box office predictions for the weekend beginning June 7. Anthony Hopkins, Chris Rock, Jerry Bruckheimer, Joel Schumacher, Bad Company, Sandra Bullock, Ashley Judd, Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, Ben Affleck, The Sum of All Fears, Eddie Griffin, Undercover Brother, Spider-Man, Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones, Insomnia, Enough, Unfaithful, About a Boy, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron, The New Guy, The Importance of Being Earnest, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Y Tu Mama Tambien, Monsoon Wedding, Enigma.

  
  
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  Dick Clark sued for "The Other Half" business deal

  Suits against Dick Clark accuse him of misappropriating the show The Other Half and angling to have shares of dick clark productions acquired at an unfair price court records showed today

  
  
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  Stallone sues former business manager

  Sylvester Stallone sued a former business manager today alleging that the manager told him not to sell more than $7 million in Planet Hollywood shares before the stock lost most of its value

  
  
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  Business soars at Spanish-language TV stations

  Although the major television networks experienced a sharp downturn in sales during the upfront buying period last spring and are currently struggling to shore up sales, the two Spanish-language TV networks increased upfront sales substantially, published reports said today.

  
  
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  NY tries to save its movie business

  The New York Office of Film, Theater and Broadcasting resumed issuing film permits Wednesday in all boroughs except Manhattan.

  
  
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  News Roundup: Madonna resumes her "Drowned World" tour; Broadway back in business

  The day's news, Hollywood.com style, for Sept. 14, 2001. Madonna Backstreet Boys Earth, Wind & Fire Sade Aerosmith Destiny's Child Jimmy Buffet Tony Bennett k.d. lang Blink-182 Assassins Joe Mantello John Wilkes Booth Lee Harvey Oswald John Hinckley Britney Spears Jo Dee Messina HBO Band of Brothers CNN MSNBC ABC NBC CBS NFL NASCAR Major League Baseball

  
  
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  Business as Usual on Napster

  HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 4, 2001 -- Despite reports on Friday that Napster would voluntarily implement new screening technologies to filter copyright-protected material, it appeared to be business as usual on the site this weekend.
  
  Hoping to avoid a court order that could put the company out of business altogether, Napster offered on Friday to block user access to what could amount to millions of files. "We will begin later this weekend to block the transfer of file names we have previously received from copyright holders, consistent with the 9th Circuit's ruling," Napster's CEO, Hank Barry, said in a statement on Friday.
  
  Major record labels, music publishers, and bands like Metallica and Dr. Dre, who oppose Napster, submitted some 5,600 songs they wanted removed from the service. But according to The Hollywood Reporter and user reports, many of the songs, if not all of them, were

  
  
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  Napster back in business, Beta test launches

  A federal appeals court gave Napster Inc. permission Wednesday to resume business over the Internet, overruling a lower court judge who had demanded more assurances on copyright protection.

  
  
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  Liu back in spy business

  Charlie's Angels' Lucy Liu will play more spy games in Pandora Film's The Company Man, with Brit actor Jeremy Northam (The Golden Bowl). Northam is a reluctant corporate spy who must depend on Liu in order to survive.

  
  
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  ROLE CALL: More Monkey Business

  HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3, 2000 -- Helena Bonham Carter is just the latest high-profile actor to go ape. The "Fight Club" star has signed up for Tim Burton's reworking of "Planet of the Apes," according to The Hollywood Reporter. She joins a cast that already includes Mark Wahlberg, Michael Clarke Duncan, Tim Roth and others. The film begins shooting this fall for a summer 2001 release.
  
  Ben Affleck CINDERELLA DUDE: Ben Affleck keeps lining up the post-"Armageddon" roles. First he got the Jack Ryan part in "The Sum of All Fears" and he's starring in the action movie "Pearl Harbor," and now he's talking about the lead in a film called "Cinderella Man" that might be directed by Billy Bob Thornton. According to Variety, it's about a regular joe who becomes a boxer during the Great Depression to support his family.
  
  PRAGUE BOUND: Variety reports that Edward Norton will play an Am

  
  
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  EXTRA: Carrey's Unfunny Business

  HOLLYWOOD, July 24, 2000 -- Whether the MPAA or the PTA approve or not, vulgarity is here to stay. But whether Jim Carrey is here to stay or not, that’s another question. Carrey, who has had an indelible hand in shaping twisty-faced humor into a proud genre of its own, failed to hit the high water mark with his latest comedic foray, "Me, Myself & Irene." The Farrelly brothers-directed flick made a less-than-Carrey-like $24 million in its opening weekend and has grossed $83.1 million after five weeks. Not exactly a bomb, but in a summer that saw a $42 mil debut from a blatantly derivative flick called "Scary Movie", Carrey's no longer the undisputed King of Comedy.
  
  Until 1998's "The Truman Show" ($125.6 mil), it looked like the chameleon comedian could do no wrong. It all began with his 1994 breakthrough hit "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" ($108.3 mil), followed by "Dumb and Dumber"

  
  
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  Halle Gives Howie the Business

  HOLLYWOOD, July 13, 2000 -- Halle Berry wants to know: Where's Regis when you need him?
  
  The actress clashed mildly with fill-in co-host Howie Mandel today on "Live With Regis and Kathie Lee," after Mandel opened the show with a hit-and-run joke at Berry's expense.
  
  Mandel quipped that he had "bumped" into Berry backstage before the show, but she failed to stop and kept walking past him down a hallway. It was, of course, an allusion to Berry's hit-and-run accident in Los Angeles earlier this year, which resulted in criminal charges and a civil suit.
  
  "I was so shocked to come to what's like a home, and to be disrespected almost to my face," Berry said, adding that she "loves" Regis and Kathie Lee. She didn't have to say how she feels about Mandel.
  
  "To be joked about, almost to your face, that's a hard thing to rise above today," she said.
  
  Mandel, wear