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The Boss Baby cleared its balance sheets with a second consecutive chart-topping frame in the North American market, showing again that it has what it takes to steal the floor from Beauty and the Beast. DreamWorks and Fox’s animated infant comedy pulled $26.

Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould created Breaking Bad, winner of the 2014 Golden Globe for Best Television Series - Drama, with star Bryan Cranston awarded the Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Drama after three nominations. They are also the brains and the hearts behind Better Call Saul, the prequel which made Bob Odenkirk a two-time nominee.

Hayden Panettiere, twice Golden Globe nominated for her starring role in the TV series Nashville, has new respect for country music.  'There have been quite a few songs in the show that you really see through the lyrics and that is one of the things I love so much about country music: These songs tell a story and if you really listen to the words it gets you.

The Indian Film Festival in Los Angeles (IFFLA, April 5-9 at LA Live) has become “a teenager with all the good and the bad” that teens come with, chuckled the founder Christina Marouda during her opening speech, on Wednesday night. For those who have visited the festival in the past, this year’s growth is evident: It has moved to the slick LA Live Cinemas downtown, boasting greater capacity, state-of-the-art screening quality, and a youthful crowd as colorful and eclectic as ever.

DreamWorks and Fox’s The Boss Baby put March monster Beauty and the Beast in the pram this weekend with a big boy $49 million domestic debut. An all star vocal cast made of Alec Baldwin, Jimmy Kimmel, Tobey Maguire, Lisa Kudrow and Steve Buscemi brought this adorable little adventure to life under the direction of Madagascar series helmer Tom McGrath.

We want to be among the first to wish a very happy 95th birthday to Doris Day, actress, singer, Hollywood legend - and, with 11 nominations, five wins and a Cecil B. deMille award, an integral part of the very history of the Golden Globes.

She met Martin Scorsese at a 6-week class at New York University decades ago, and using the experience she gained adapting Fellini, Godard and Truffaut films for American broadcast, she helped him to rescue a short film he was working on. When Scorsese directed his first feature, Who's That Knocking at My Door, he called her to be her editor and from Raging Bull on, she has been the only one entrusted by the master filmmaker to finish his films.

CinemaCon’s last day and the delegates were woken right up at the start of the Fox presentation by iLuminate dancers dressed in black and white top hat and tails. Their costumes were covered with LED and electroluminescent wires that lit up in synchrony as they danced in the dark to the tune of ‘There’s No Business Like Show Business.

A Golden Globe nominee for her sensational performance in the musical Chicago  (and  the drama Traffic) Catherina Zeta-Jones is now on Feud: Bette and Joan, the latest hit by Ryan Murpy. She’s a music aficionada, who shares her passion with the family.

Day 3 and some 6,000 delegates packed into Caesar Palace’s Colosseum to see Universal’s presentation, again early in the morning.   Some of them must have even got up for breakfast or the two seminars already concluded by 9.