TV networks aren’t the only ones experimenting with complementary mobile apps. Big-screen producers are seeing potential in the second screen, with movie apps that go beyond the outtakes and commentary...

...Journal explores the changing palate of Eastern Europe. -As YouTube celebrity proliferates, The Kernel asks, “Can Hollywood turn YouTubers into movie stars?” -A writer for Fusion looks at Silicon Valley’s...

...around the Great Wall of China. Wanda is also building a huge complex in Qingdao, the Qingdao Oriental Movie Metropolis, which will be a place to film movies as well...

...audiences. Enhanced cinematic experiences can lure viewers away from their sofas and into movie theatres, keeping the category alive. Main image: Food Film Festival. Image courtesy of Bompas & Parr...

...they’re going back to that tag to watch the video for the movie trailer or do a click to call for Progressive Insurance, etc. They’re not necessarily doing it on...

...the tool in order to understand, in the 10 weeks leading up to the launch of a movie like Ant Man, what creative is resonating and how that compares with...

The National Theatre is inviting audiences to enjoy their latest production, “Network”, with a curated three-course meal. The new play, directed by Ivo van Hove and starring Breaking Bad’s Bryan...

With the exception of the ongoing and very public saga of Spider-Man, the inner workings of the theater world are opaque to most. But the New York Theatre Workshop is...

...breakfast alone,” Mark Zuckerberg tells an audience at the Facebook developer conference. Via NPR. –“Is a movie still a movie if it premieres on Netflix?” A writer for Indie Wire...

...director of the jarring 1995 movie Kids, has introduced a new equally uncomfortable portrait, this time of Parisian youth, in his latest movie The Smell of Us. It helps that...