Chinese Director to Oliver Stone: Mind Your Own Business; Justin Bieber Visits Controversial Japanese Shrine; John Travolta to Be Named Hollywood's 'Most Popular' Star in India; Hacking Trial: Andy Coulson Denies Cover-Up

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES Chinese Director to Oliver Stone: Mind Your Own Business Ning Hao challenged the Hollywood director's recent criticisms of the Chinese film industry, saying "foreigners alone don't decide good and bad films" and securing free speech in China will be a gradual process. | Read More Justin Bieber Visits Controversial Japanese Shrine, Burial Ground of WWII War Criminals The popstar posted an Instagram photo of himself bowing reverentially before the tome, before replacing it with an apology, saying he was unaware of the highly controversial nature of the place. | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS John Travolta to Be Named Hollywood's 'Most Popular All-Time Star in India' The actor will pick up the prize at the International Indian Film Academy Awards on Saturday in Tampa Bay, Florida, where Kevin Spacey will also host an acting masters class. | Read More Austrian Director Michael Glawogger Dies During African Shoot The director of "Slumming" and "Whores' Glory," who was 54, died in Liberia of Malaria. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS Japanese TV Networks Reschedule 'Titanic,' 'Pokemon' Episode After S. Korean Ferry Tragedy The rescheduled "Pocket Monsters" episode featured a storyline about a submarine searching for a sunken ship. | Read More Viacom's My Nick Jr. Service to Launch in China The personalized edutainment service, for which the firm has already reached deals in France, the U.K. and the U.S., will become available on a new online video service as an over-the-top offer. | Read More THE BUSINESS Hacking Trial: Andy Coulson Denies Cover-Up (Report) The former "News of the World" editor and communications director of British Prime Minister David Cameron describes the arrest of the paper's Royal editor as a disaster for him. | Read More China's Wanda Group Eyeing IPO for Cinema Chain The country's largest exhibitor, Wanda Cinema Line, plans to raise $325 million via a listing on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange two years after the real estate conglomerate behind it acquired AMC Entertainment. | Read More REVIEWS RECOMMENDED FOR YOU J.K. Rowling, HBO, BBC Team for 'Casual Vacancy' Miniseries J.K. Rowling is bringing her magic to HBO. The Harry Potter author is teaming with the premium cable network and the BBC to adapt her best-seller The Casual Vacancy into a three-hour miniseries, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. | Read More Hedwig and the Angry Inch: Theater Review NEW YORK – The big question from the start was could Neil Patrick Harris sing the hard-driving glam rock-meets-punk score of Hedwig and the Angry Inch. And would the former Doogie Howser go as far out there as the title role of the embittered East German singer with the botched sex-reassignment surgery demands? | 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 ©2014 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy