Will 'Pompeii' Get Buried at Box Office?; Studio Profits: Who’s Up, Who's Down; Lisa Kudrow's 'Friends' Pay Examined in Manager Trial; Marvel Vetting Directors for 'Doctor Strange'; Train Kills Crewmember on Georgia Movie Set

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES Box-Office Preview: Will 'Pompeii' Get Buried? UPDATED: The Kevin Costner spy thriller "3 Days to Kill" also opens Friday, although "The Lego Movie" should have no trouble beating both new films. | Read More Studio Profit Report: Who's Up and Who's Down The six major film studios combined to generate more than $4.3 billion in operating profit in 2013, up 23 percent from $3.5 billion in 2012, as digital streaming offset declining DVD sales and franchise films ... | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS 'Doctor Strange' Heating Up as Marvel Vets Directors (Exclusive) Among the filmmakers being eyed are Mark Andrews, Jonathan Levine, Nikolaj Arcel and Dean Israelite. | Read More Movie Crewmember Killed in Train Accident on Georgia Set UPDATED: A woman died and seven others were injured while shooting the Gregg Allman biopic "Midnight Rider." | Read More R-Rated 'Anchorman 2' Hitting Theaters for One Week The new version, featuring 763 new jokes, debuts Feb. 28. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS Lisa Kudrow Testifies in Manager Trial as Her 'Friends' Salary Is Examined The long legal battle returned to the Santa Monica Courthouse on Thursday as the actress took the stand to fight Scott Howard's claims to her earnings. | Read More Emmys: Movie and Miniseries Returned to Separate Categories The TV Academy voted to undo the change that was made three years ago, and also splits Outstanding Reality Program into two categories. | Read More AMC Fights Frank Darabont Over 'Walking Dead' Profits: 'This Is a Baseless Lawsuit' The network has filed a response to the lawsuit filed by the hit show's former showrunner claiming he was cut out of revenue | Read More THE BUSINESS BET Can't Shoot Down 'American Gangster' Lawsuit This guy went from robbing banks to managing musicians to suing entertainment companies. | Read More Courtney Love Back in Trouble in Latest Defamation Lawsuit A California judge won't let the singer off the hook in a dispute over comments made on Pinterest and the Howard Stern Show. | Read More 'Son of God': Churches, Religious Groups Snap Up Almost 500,000 Tickets in Weeks Before Christ Film Debut Film charity Compassion International tells THR it bought 225,000 seats in 40 cities and Jerry Falwell's Liberty University is giving thousands of tickets away. | Read More STYLE & CULTURE RECOMMENDED FOR YOU Ted Cruz to Address Hollywood's Secret Conservative Group Friends of Abe (Exclusive) Republican Sen. Ted Cruz will visit Hollywood's not-so-secret group of conservatives called Friends of Abe next month, and he tells The Hollywood Reporter he will address what he considers is a government effort to intimidate artists who criticize President Barack Obama and his policies.   | Read More U2 on the 'Ordinary Love' of Nelson Mandela (Exclusive Video) It will come as a surprise to many that the four members of U2 -- Bono (vocals and guitar), The Edge (guitar, keyboards and vocals), Adam Clayton (bass guitar) and Larry Mullen, Jr. (drums and percussion), who are nominated for the best original song Oscar for "Ordinary Love" in Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom -- have been writing and performing music about South Africa since the late 1970s, when they were still in their teens. | Read More You are currently subscribed to The Hollywood Reporter Headlines newsletter as zakakl9000.worldmovies@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Newsletter Preferences | Forward To A Friend | Follow us on Twitter or Facebook ©2014 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy