Capacity Crowds Pack Screenings Of 'The Interview'
Critics and early viewers agree that "The Interview" is less than a masterpiece. But thanks to threats from hackers that nearly derailed its release, it has become an event.
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Critics and early viewers agree that "The Interview" is less than a masterpiece. But thanks to threats from hackers that nearly derailed its release, it has become an event.
The controversial movie"The Interview" debuted in South Florida on Christmas night.
The film North Korea did not want you to see, will be shown in select theaters on Christmas Day.
"The Interview" was put back into theaters Tuesday when Sony Pictures Entertainment announced a limited Christmas Day theatrical release for the comedy that provoked an international incident with North Korea and outrage over its cancelled release.
Hollywood is on high alert as the Sony cyberattack by North Korea continues to reverberate worldwide.
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."
Following Sony's cyber attack, companies across the globe are tightening up their cyber security.
Sony Entertainment, after receiving a terror threat against theaters, has canceled the upcoming Christmas Day movie release of "The Interview."
Movie goers in South Florida were shocked to hear that Sony Pictures is canceling the Christmas Day opening of the controversial movie "The Interview" because of terror threats.
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.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), met with human rights advocates Saturday while on an official visit to South Korea.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) met with South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byun-se in Seoul on Friday as part of his trip to South Korea.
The increasingly isolated North Korea received a new warning about trying to start a nuclear war with the United States, this time coming from former Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.
Social media can be one of the greatest things an athlete can utilize to build their brand. On the flip side, if you pull a stunt like Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stevie Johnson did late Wednesday night on Twitter, it can come back to bite you in a hurry.
Anonymous continues to target North Korea with its latest round of exploits.
I'm not sure even the most imaginative fiction writer could come up with a country as absolutely insane as North Korea.
The United States isn't the only country dealing with cannibalism.
In the nineteen fifty five cold war movie "The Mouse that Roared," a tiny European country decides its only hope to escape bankruptcy is to invade the U.S., lose the war and then get lots of U.S. aid, like many European countries did after World War II.
One thing we can celebrate this holiday season is that it has not been a good year for dictators.
More than 50 airmen departed from Homestead Air Reserve Base to South Korea for Air Force training. The airmen from the 482nd Fighter Wing will join more than 200 airmen who are already training there.
