Entertainment News Archive - July 18, 2005
By Chris Marlowe LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Not just anyone can star in a movie with Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn and Christopher Walken, but New Line has developed an egalitarian trailer for "Wedding Crashers," the No.
LONDON (Reuters) - Roman Polanski's libel trial opened in London on Monday and legal precedent was set when the proceedings were beamed via video link to the film director in a Paris hotel room.
By Cynthia Littleton LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Thursday's Emmy nominations announcement was a sweet occasion for Robert Greenblatt and a bittersweet one for David Janollari.
By Franklin Paul NEW YORK (Reuters) - Digital video recorder maker TiVo Inc. on Monday upgraded its television recording service to let about 1 million of its subscribers instantly respond to specially coded advertising, the company said.
By Paul J. Gough LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - ESPN's "Codebreakers," a movie about the 1951 Army football team that saw several members (including the coach's son) expelled for cheating on tests in a scandal that rocked West Point and beyond, will kick off Dec. 10 on the sports cable giant.
By Mike Collett-White LONDON (Reuters) - Roman Polanski said Monday he was in a "state of shock" when he read an article in Vanity Fair magazine alleging he tried to seduce a woman while on his way to his slain wife's funeral in 1969.
By Mike Collett-White LONDON (Reuters) - Roman Polanski's personal life was put under the spotlight on Monday at the start of a libel trial in which the director testified via video link from Paris to avoid extradition to America for sex with an underage girl.
