EXCLUSIVE: The attempt by Atlanta Braves slugger Henry Aaron to break Babe Ruth’s hallowed record of 714 career home runs, and...

Roadside Attractions has acquired U.S. rights to true-crime drama “Trial By Fire,” starring Jack O’Connell and Laura Dern.

Roadside, which announced the deal Monday, will release the film on May 17.

Mo’Nique has won Gold Derby’s recent poll asking you to vote for your favorite Oscar-winning Best Supporting Actress of the 2000s, for her performances as monstrous mother Mary Lee Johnston in “Precious: Based on the Novel...

This year’s Sundance winner, “Precious: Based on the Novel ‘Push’ by Sapphire,” is Geoffrey Fletcher's first produced feature script (under pseudonym Damien Paul). “But the irony,” he says, “is that I feel like I’m a veteran at the same...

PRECIOUS: BASED ON THE NOVEL ‘PUSH’ BY SAPPHIRE stars newcomer Gabourey Sidibe and actress-comedian Mo’Nique in this adaptation directed by Lee Daniels and penned by Geoffrey Fletcher, who is the first...

The Indie Memphis Film Festival today announced the creation of The Indie Memphis Black Filmmaker Residency for Screenwriting. Supported by the Remembering George Riley at MLK50 campaign, the program is a two-month...

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-winning Precious scribe Geoffrey Fletcher has been set to write I Am a Man, a feature film adaptation in the works from Sycamore Pictures based on Michael K. Honey’s 2007...

What a difference 18 hours makes. Greta Gerwig‘s “Little Women” script was the Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar frontrunner, but then suffered a pair of transatlantic defeats over the weekend. She lost the...

This award recognizes his extraordinary talent as the screenwriter of Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire and subsequent recipient of the 2010 Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and...

Logic would seem to dictate that any movie debuting at the end of a film festival - when the town is quiet and the big stars and most of the press have all gone home - got that time slot for a reason. But at Cannes, Drive bucked that trend...