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New ‘Star Wars’ Video Games Will Be Produced Through Disney, Electronic Arts Partnership
Disney halted production of new games at LucasArts earlier this year
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How an ’80s Sitcom Star Turned a Hollywood Mogul Into YouTube’s Newest Champion
YouTube executive Robert Kyncl told Brian Robbins that meeting Jeffrey Katzenberg would change his life — it did
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Crackle Plots 2 Made-for-Digital Movies: Sequel to ‘Joe Dirt,’ Martial Arts Action Film
Jerry Seinfeld also will return with "Comedians Getting Coffee"
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National Magazine Awards: New York Wins Magazine of the Year, Romney ‘47%’ Video Triumphs
The New Yorker went home empty-handed
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Did DreamWorks Animation Just Inflate a YouTube Bubble?
The company's acquisition of Awesomeness TV is expected to drive more money into the world of YouTube networks
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What YouTube Got Wrong: Thinking It Was Like TV
YouTube presented itself as a force for global good rather than just a video portal on Wednesday
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Why Alloy Digital Might Hold the Secret to YouTube
Alloy Digital was the only major network hosting its own event this week in New York
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ICM Partners Add 3 Agents to Bolster Digital, Branded Entertainment Divisions
Two agents will work in the digital division while one will work on branded entertainment
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Why the Rock Is the First Pro Wrestler (or Athlete) to Become a Movie Star
Hulk Hogan, Shaq and O.J. all struggled to build lasting careers. Why did Johnson's work?
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‘The Hobbit,’ NCAA Tournament Boost Time Warner Earnings, But Revenue Flat
The soon-to-be-spun-off Time Inc. reported a loss for the quarter
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DreamWorks Animation Makes Money Without New Movies
Analysts expected DreamWorks Animation to lose $0.03 cents per share
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Ed Helms, John Stamos, Cheryl Hines Push Yahoo Deeper Into Celebrity Programming
John Stamos will host a show asking celebrities about their first sexual experience
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3 Things That Need to Happen Before Big Money Gets Spent on YouTube, Hulu, Yahoo & AOL
Hint: it has nothing to do with celebrities.
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Cannes Revives Billy Wilder, Alfred Hitchcock, Bernardo Bertolucci Classics for 2013 Fest
"The Last Detail" and "Cleopatra" will also screen
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Jerry Lewis Heckles Robert De Niro, Martin Scorsese at Tribeca
The trio took the stage to present a remastered version of Scorsese's 1983 classic “The King of Comedy"
