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Disney threatens to stop filming in Georgia if anti-gay bill becomes law

Delivering a potentially serious blow to one of the fastest growing production hubs in the country, Walt Disney Co. is threatening to no longer film in the state of Georgia if an anti-gay bill is signed into law there.The Free Exercise Protection Act is on the desk of Gov. Nathan Deal, who has...

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  • 'Zootopia' becomes No. 1 animated film in China; 'Revenant' opens strong

    'Zootopia' becomes No. 1 animated film in China; 'Revenant' opens strong

    “Zootopia” sprinted past “Kung Fu Panda 3” last week to become the top-grossing animated film ever in China as the mainland’s year-to-date box office topped $2 billion.  Disney’s tale of a mammalian metropolis earned $59.1 million in the seven days ending Sunday, data from film industry consulting...

  • 'Blackfish' filmmaker 'never imagined' her documentary on SeaWorld would have such a major effect

    'Blackfish' filmmaker 'never imagined' her documentary on SeaWorld would have such a major effect

    It should have been fun — sitting in the Splash Zone at SeaWorld's Shamu stadium with her two sons, watching killer whales perform impressive tricks. Instead, Gabriela Cowperthwaite felt a pit in her stomach. Seeing whales up-close in captivity made her uneasy. So she began looking into the theme...

  • Paul Reubens' return as Pee-wee Herman? He meant to do that. Judd Apatow helped

    Paul Reubens' return as Pee-wee Herman? He meant to do that. Judd Apatow helped

    Paul Reubens still isn't sure why it took so long. For years, the actor had hoped to bring his much-loved creation — the giggly, bow tie-wearing human cartoon known as Pee-wee Herman — back to the screen. With Hollywood dipping into the well of '80s nostalgia to bring back such properties as "The...

  • 'Midnight Special' filmmaker Jeff Nichols is telling American stories -- his way

    'Midnight Special' filmmaker Jeff Nichols is telling American stories -- his way

    Most directors build their genre movie by coming up with a story, or at least a concept. But when the Americana-flavored auteur Jeff Nichols first came up the idea for his new film "Midnight Special," he paid protocol no mind. The movie is a sci-fi government chase piece; it evokes the pop entertainments...

  • 'Thank You for Playing' finds levity in the tragedy of cancer

    'Thank You for Playing' finds levity in the tragedy of cancer

    Early in David Osit and Malika Zouhali-Worrall's documentary "Thank You for Playing," indie video game developer Ryan Green describes a stain on his ceiling that he refuses to clean, because it reminds him of his son Joel's feeding tube. His wife, Amy, laughs, saying that he's using sentimentality...

  • 'Too Late' a bold take on detective genre

    'Too Late' a bold take on detective genre

    That the neo-noirish mystery "Too Late" was shot on 35mm film and is showing only in that once-ubiquitous format makes it something of a cinematic event in these hyper-digital times. But its unique technical and structural aspects — it unfolds in a series of five 20-minute uncut takes — prove only...

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  • First trailer for 'Bridget Jones's Baby' released

    First trailer for 'Bridget Jones's Baby' released

    Our favorite wanton sex goddess is back ... and pregnant in the first trailer for "Bridget Jones's Baby." Renee Zellweger stopped by "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Wednesday to debut the trailer for the third installment of the "Bridget Jones" franchise. Zellweger's iconic character Jones is now...

  • Phife Dawg, A Tribe Called Quest founding member, dies at 45

    Phife Dawg, A Tribe Called Quest founding member, dies at 45

    Phife Dawg, a founding member of the hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest, died on Tuesday. He was 45. According to Rolling Stone, the rapper -- born Malik Isaac Taylor -- had been struggling with Type 1 diabetes for several years. He famously called himself "the Funky Diabetic" and shared his struggle...

  • Binge nation: 70% of Americans engage in marathon TV viewing

    Binge nation: 70% of Americans engage in marathon TV viewing

    Binge-viewing is fast becoming the new national pastime: 70% of U.S. consumers now binge-watch TV shows, with Americans gulping down an average of five episodes per marathon session, according to a study by consulting firm Deloitte. The study, conducted last fall, also found that 61% of streaming...

  • 'I Will Survive,' dirty words routine added to US registry

    'I Will Survive,' dirty words routine added to US registry

    A Gloria Gaynor disco anthem, George Carlin's seven dirty words routine and coverage of Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game are among 25 sound recordings that have been selected for preservation at the Library of Congress. The recordings reaching back to 1911 are being added Wednesday to the library's...

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