Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) has announced the nominees for the award "Golden Globe". Full list of nominees for the award can be found on the association's website.
Marvel Studios is wasting no time in getting Thor 2 back on track after shocking Hollywood by parting ways with director Patty Jenkins on Tuesday. The company is looking at two director prospects: Alan Taylor and Daniel Minahan, reports The Hollywood Reporter!
Christian Bale refused the role of Noah in the new film directed by Darren Aronofsky, reports Empire. It is assumed, that such decision the actor made ??for a busy schedule. More recently, Bale has finished work on the role of Batman in Christopher Nolan's film "THE DARK KNIGHT RISES." In the near future, he intends to play in two Terrence Malick's films - "Lawless" and "Knight of Cups".
Samsung Corporation will be among the equipment manufacturers who will work with the platform Google TV. Reuters informs about it, referring to Yoon Boo-keun who is the president of Samsung unit, which makes the production of television sets. Yoon Boo-keun said that negotiations between Samsung and Google to release the device is in "final stages".
Icelandic music quartet Sigur Ros will release a new studio album in the spring of 2012. The band members told about it in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
The Arabic television Al-Jazeera began broadcasting in the Balkan peninsula. Regional news bulletins are broadcast from the capital of Bosnia Sarajevo, reported by Agency France-Presse.
Actor Morgan Freeman was awarded an honorary award of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association - Cecil B. DeMille Award for contribution to cinema. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced about the award of Freeman Awards on Wednesday, November 9.
Singer will perform eight songs on ABC's 'A Very Gaga Thanksgiving' on November 24. "A Very Gaga Thanksgiving" is the actual name of the 90-minute prime-time Lady Gaga Thanksgiving special that will air on ABC on November 24.
The new animation movie of Steven Spielberg "The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn" (Les Aventures de Tintin) will be the closing film of the Festival of American Film Institute (AFI), reports Variety.