President Obama: Sony Made A Mistake
President Barack Obama said Friday that Sony "made a mistake" pulling a satirical film from theaters.
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President Barack Obama said Friday that Sony "made a mistake" pulling a satirical film from theaters.
Hackers have sent a new email to Sony Pictures Entertainment, gloating over the studio's "wise" decision to cancel the release of "The Interview" and warning not to distribute the film "in any form."
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"Annie," a Broadway classic that has delighted audiences for generations comes to the big screen with a new, contemporary spin.
Following Sony's cyber attack, companies across the globe are tightening up their cyber security.
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A journalist who attended a screening of the film has revealed a few key tidbits about the controversial film.
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While the alleged perpetrators in the Sony Pictures hack may have forced the studio to stop the nationwide premiere of The Interview, Seth Rogen has at least one theater interested in screening the film.
Sony Entertainment, after receiving a terror threat against theaters, has canceled the upcoming Christmas Day movie release of "The Interview."
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Entertainment and pop culture had quite a few notable moments in 2014, and as the year winds down, some things require a second look.
Hackers backed by North Korea perpetrated an unprecedented act of cyber warfare against Sony Pictures that exposed tens of thousands of sensitive documents and escalated to threats of terrorist attacks that ultimately drove the studio to cancel all release plans for "The Interview," the film at the heart of the attack.
The blow that the hacking attack has dealt Sony is spreading beyond the entertainment corporation itself to theater chains and movie goers alike. And the financial toll is adding up too.
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