Carolyn's Compassionate Children (CCC), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of young adult cancer survivors, today announced the launch of its new Web site, CCC Scholarships, which streamlines the college scholarship process for cancer patients eager to continue their education at a four-year or two-year undergraduate institution or graduate school.
Spider-Man creator Stan Lee is suing Marvel for profits from film and television productions based on his characters.
Studio executives make a habit of keeping home video sales figures secret. Mary-Kate Olsen Ashley Olsen Steve Guttenberg
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The surprising success of the relatively low-budget Spy Kids (it cost $35 million to produce and has earned $106 million domestically), strong DVD sales, particularly for its direct-to-video production of Lady and the Tramp II, together with cost cutting powered the Walt Disney Co. to an 8.6-percent increase in profits during the third quarter, topping Wall Street predictions.
Film critics' attacks on Pearl Harbor are likely to be as ineffective in the long run as the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was 60 years ago, entertainment analysts suggested Thursday. "This is review-proof," Hal Vogel, chief executive of Vogel Capital in New York, told Bloomberg News.
Woody Allen sues friend over lost profits on films.
As the major networks scramble to attract viewers with reality-based programming amid fears of a Writers Guild of America strike, they're also attracting criticism for new corporate-sponsored business practices.
ABC's upcoming reality show The Runner, which challenges viewers to piece together clues as to the whereabouts of the title character, is taking product placement to new heights … and, possibly, new lows. According to The New York Times, the reality series' content will be largely based upon which corporate sponsors shell out the most money for onscreen promotion.