Hong Kong ((CNN)) -in a boon for IMAX and movie-watchers in China are the same, the deal struck between the United States and China last week raised the number of 3D, IMAX and similar enhanced-format film released in China.

In a statement the White House, Biden said the deal would be in favor of “thousands of jobs in and around the film industry,” adding that “the Chinese audience will have access to more of the best movies made anywhere in the world.” About 2.2 million Americans have jobs that depend on the film industry and television, according to the Motion Picture Association of America.

On February 14, the company said that the box office first quarter of $ 55 million, up from $ 38 million over the same period last year, driven mainly by the “mission: impossible-Ghost Protocol-,” which accounted for almost half the income. Chinese movie, “the flying swords of Dragon Gate,” round top four with a $ 3.7 million.

“The Simpsons” executive producer Al Jean said he did not know how long the series will last when he entered the 1989. And now, after 500 episodes, he still did not know how long it will run.

“We will definitely be doing a total of 559, that’s what’s new deal,” Jean told reporters Thursday in a call to tempt the Sunday 500 episodes aired on Fox at 8 p.m. “I don’t know where these days. Why not a thousand? “

There were some Close calls, the moments when the cast threatened to walk or budget doesn’t work, put the show in danger. Late last year, there were reports cast wanting more money–or a large piece of license sales-at the same time Fox officials said the price paid for the event needed to be lower.

“The network has said the cost of the event we did is expensive,” said Jean. “They say if you can go to a certain number, we would love to go as long as you can.”

Everyone at the event agreed to cut costs to keep it going, including the voices of members Harry Shearer.

In a time where the star’s every step, errors and infidelities captured by paparazzi, openly, and then instantly beamed around the world by gossip (and even traditional) media outlets, most celebrities today went to great lengths to try to keep their image. One of the ways they do this is by carefully controlling the information about them that got released and presented to the general public. The fact is that we, the people are often not suspicious, does not “know” these people–we both ate a narrative by celebs and their handlers, or are we left to make our own, based on bits and pieces of information they provide to us. We live in a time of adoration of heroes–in which the status of “celebrity” elevated, and people who are famous (or infamous) idolized by many. It is no wonder then that we would be led to believe that celebrities are happy in their marriage (and other areas of their lives), or that we just assume that they are. After all, that according to our sense of romantic fame, and beautiful people “, and frankly, that is what we want to believe. Why have our first reaction is often surprised when we get another word celebrity split.

Personal life of celebrities appealing to the media are legitimate, the European Court of human rights (ECHR) has ruled in a landmark judgment that involves actor TV Germany have cocaine and Princess Caroline of Monaco.

Decisions by the Court of Strasbourg set a legal precedent which is significant for privacy cases in court United Kingdom, tipping the balance back towards freedom of expression.

In both cases the judge says that as long as the media do exercises to balance reasonable, considering the privacy issues, they should be able to publish a story about and photos of “famous people”.

The fines imposed on the mass-circulation newspaper Bild for reporting the arrest of Germany actor Germany on drug charges in Munich Beer festival had a “chilling effect”, the Strasbourg Court. “Famous” actor, who played the heroic Police Superintendent, referred to simply as x in the entire judgment.

Based in the United Kingdom Legal Defense Initiative Media are among the groups that submitted comments to the trial, arguing that article 8 of the European Convention on human rights, which guarantees the right to private and family life should trump the freedom of speech.

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At the opening gala for Pershing Square Signature Center last night, great room opens to visitors for the first time.

Mark Zuckerberg, Craig Newmark, Google, and all other tech superstar slammed it to the traditional media companies they promote stop Online piracy Act (SOPA) and IP Protection Act (PIPA) last week, managing to stop the Bill. They are so fucking smart and cool. They are also so fucking wrong. But so far, hasn’t

1. movies, TV shows, and songs of American products

2.other industries have laws to protect them against any third party that facilitates business crime. Why not entertainment? Take the pawn shops: in California, in order to ensure that a pawn shop does not offer goods that are stolen, the owner should get complete information and thumbprints of any items the seller; such information should be sent to the state store database and then had to wait through the holding period before selling the item. The process is expensive and slow down the trade, but it is necessary to ensure that it is burglar don

the load,

3. This is no way the sensor. Many read the op-ed piece by Rebecca MacKinnon in Times New York likened SOPA and PIPELINE to China

Does anyone know if Mark Webber, 31, has a career directing her or not. By the time he has most of the summer as an actor, appearing in the studio movies like “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” and the three films, playing at Sundance this year. But one of them, “The End of Love,” marked the second attempt at directing, and very attention grabber.

“The End of Love,” which has been the premiere here on Saturday, is about a young father (Mr. Webber) who unravels after the mother of his children died and he became the only 2-year-old boy’s nanny. Interaction between Mr. Webber and his surprising and a little annoying; There is a palpable closeness.

Sundance Film Festival, Jan 19-29.

The artist was the winner of the main contenders for the upcoming Film Academy Awards, United Kingdom. But the fact that the French-style tribute to the silent film really a black-and-white silent film (gasp!) seems to have escaped some moviegoers.

Brings to mind tales of people stormed out when meeting with a great soundtrack).

For those who haven’t heard: The Artist is a love letter to Hollywood’s golden era of silent film and tells the story of the star is fading and lay women ride (French actor Jean Dujardin and Bérénice Bejo, respectively) who cross paths as a “talkie” was born.

Oscar competitors might also features U.S. Actor James Cromwell, John Goodman, Penelope Ann Miller and Malcolm McDowell in the Brit cast.

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Actress Jessica Alba is the latest addition to the list of celebrity entrepreneur, CNN Money reports.

He plans to start the subscription service to sell eco-friendly products, including items for babies, household cleaning supplies and body care, the report said.

He launched the company in conjunction with e-commerce company ShoeDazzle founder Brian Lee, Executive Sean Kane, PriceGrabber.com and Christopher Gavigan environment, according to the report.

Famous for her role in the Dark Angel and film The Fantastic Four, MS. Alba came up with the idea after having trouble finding a product to his own son, the report said.

Jude Law has received a payment of $ 200,000 on phone hacking by media mogul Rupert Murdoch’s now defunct tabloid News of the World, reports the BBC.

The High Court today heard the statement of the 18 victims who have been awarded damages, including legal’s ex-wife, Sadie Frost, who got the equivalent of $ around, and Lord of Prescott, a former Deputy Prime Minister, who got $ 62,000.

News International, United Kingdom-arm Of Murdoch-owned tabloid media, is expected to complete the 36 cases in all today, the Associated Press reported.

Today, the Court heard that the law’s phone repeatedly hacked from 2003 to 2006.

Frost said in a statement that he believed that the law, her husband were estranged at the time, is tipping off journalists because journalists always seem to know where it will.