Michael Bay Attack Sparks Social Media Frenzy About Hong Kong's Location Appeal; Katzenberg: 'Turbo' Show Being Produced in South Korea; Nickelodeon Touts 'Turtles' Success in London

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES Michael Bay Set Attack Sparks Social Media Frenzy About Hong Kong's Location Appeal Director and several crew members escaped injury after they were assaulted by a man wielding an air-conditioning unit as a weapon. | Read More Jeffrey Katzenberg: 'Turbo' TV Show Being Produced Largely in South Korea The DreamWorks CEO told reporters "a sizable piece" of the production for the show is taking place in the country and that he is looking to expand business and creative storytelling opportunities in Asia. | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS Benny Chan Thriller 'The White Storm' to Close Rome Film Fest Organizers also revealed the CinemaXXI section would close with Amit Dutta's latest, art drama "The Seventh Walk." | Read More Stars Light Up Opening of Tokyo Film Festival Despite travel delays caused by the huge typhoon that swept across Japan the day before, stars from Asia and Hollywood appeared at the opening of Tokyo Film Festival on Thursday. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS London Expo: Nickelodeon Touts $475 Million in Retail Sales for Relaunched 'Turtles' Franchise At a brand licensing show, executives laud the global first-year retail sales for the reinvigorated "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" and the continued strength of "SpongeBob SquarePants." | Read More Vatican TV Turns 30 The world's most far-reaching religious broadcaster was founded in October of 1983 by Pope John Paul II. | Read More THE BUSINESS U.K. Vinyl Music Sales Hit Highest Level in a Decade Releases from Daft Punk and David Bowie have led to purchases of more than half a million records this year, the first time that mark has been crossed since 2003. | Read More Dutch Cable Group Ziggo Eyed by John Malone Posts Higher Earnings Broadband fuels growth at leading operator Ziggo, which rejected a takeover bid from the mogul's Liberty Global earlier this week. | Read More REVIEWS Today and Tomorrow (Jin Tian Ming Tian): Tokyo Review Chinese director Yang Huilong's feature debut follows three twenty-somethings navigating their lives in bustling Beijing. | Read More Age of Aluminum: Reykjavik Review Bert Ehgartner shows the surprisingly varied and troubling roles aluminum plays in our lives. | Read More RECOMMENDED FOR YOU Reporter Asks 'Gravity' Director Alfonso Cuaron What It's Like to Film in Space MEXICO CITY -- A video has gone viral in which a TV Azteca reporter asks Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuaron about the technical and human difficulties of shooting the thriller Gravity in space. The question at a Thursday Mexico City news conference, apparently asked in jest, certainly amused Cuaron, who flashed a wide grin as he searched for an answer. PHOTOS: It's Lonely Out Here: 'Gravity' and 10 More Films About Isolation | Read More Box Office Preview: Can 'Carrie' Scare 'Gravity' Off Top Spot? Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity has a strong shot of staying at No. 1 in its third weekend, but with horror thriving, newcomer Carrie has the potential to unseat the blockbuster space epic. | Read More You are currently subscribed to The Hollywood Reporter International newsletter as zakakl9000.worldmovies@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Newsletter Preferences | Forward To A Friend | Follow us on Twitter or Facebook ©2013 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy