LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood's writers' strike has paralyzed television and movie production, but TV commercials are drawing everyone from idled actors and directors to crew members and studio operators into an increasingly competitive $5.4 billion market. "Normally, commercial work is about 15 to 20 percent of the motion picture business but right now it's 100 percent," said Matt Miller, president of the Association of Independent Commercial Producers, which has about 250 commercial production houses as members. Writers of commercials are not covered under contracts with the Writers...
Hollywood Stars to Celebrate American GIs at the 2nd Annual GI Film Festival, May 14-18, 2008, in Washington, DC 
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Hollywood J-pop
The Star
The Star
Increasingly, anime and manga are being turned into big-budgeted, live-action movies by Tinseltown. IN early March, the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) hosted "J-Wave USA", a three-day conference devoted to...
Risky business for Hollywood
International Herald Tribune
International Herald Tribune
From the negative depiction of Washington in most Hollywood movies and the frequent criticism of Hollywood in Washington, you'd never guess the film industry and the U.S. government are an old married couple who quarrel...
Hollywood Movie Star Danny Glover Partners on Arab Action Hero Franchise
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PR Newswire
Danny Glover Joins Board of Directors of UAE-Based Company Colourblind Entertainment Partnership Coincides With Launch of Free Demo of 3-D Videogame "Sharq Warriors" DUBAI, UAE, May 14 /PRNewswire/ -- UAE-based...
