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The “Precious” and “Empire” actress has written an honest and self-deprecating book about her unlikely journey from poverty to stardom. → Read More
Global deal counts a player with many Pittsburgh connections in entertainment, education and sports. → Read More
Letters to film and TV producers clearing tax credits give the green light for more TV and movies to be shot in Pittsburgh in 2016. → Read More
Filmed in Pittsburgh, “Concussion” tells the story of local forensic pathologist Bennet Omalu and CTE research. → Read More
God and a good leading performance are in the details, as actor Will Smith learned with Dr. Bennet Omalu. → Read More
In “The Big Short,” director Adam McKay does as much as possible to hold moviegoers’ hands — without reaching into their popcorn buckets. 'The Big Short' Ratings explained Starring: Christian Bale, Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Brad Pitt. Rating: R for pervasive language and some sexuality/nudity. He opens the movie with Ryan Gosling, as a Wall Street banker, narrating and talking to the camera,… → Read More
“Concussion” is “pretty accurate,” says Dr. Cyril Wecht, who says he is proud to be portrayed on the big screen by actor Albert Brooks. → Read More
No need to have a bad feeling about this, as the newest “Star Wars” installment arrives with familiar faces and newcomers. → Read More
If you have a movie lover on your list, the gift possibilities are nearly endless. → Read More
Yes, a single movie can change your life — if it’s “Star Wars” as the author of a book on the original trilogy proves. → Read More
Will Smith in the made-in-Pittsburgh “Concussion” is among the contenders for best actor for Golden Globes. → Read More
This review of 'Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith' originally appeared in the Post-Gazette on May 18, 2005. → Read More
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens,” which opens Dec. 18, is poised to shatter records and leave moviegoers oh so happy — they hope. → Read More
“Creed,” “Good Dinosaur,” “Brooklyn,” “Trumbo” and “Victor Frankenstein” arrive in theaters just in time for the holiday. → Read More
Not everyone may know how to pronounce actress Saoirse Ronan’s name, but they recognize her face, talent and burgeoning fame. → Read More
Actors including Michael Keaton dig into their roles as members of a Boston Globe investigative team and its story about clergy sex abuse. → Read More
The film franchise based on Suzanne Collins’ novels comes to an end in a serious manner. → Read More
“We Are the Ones” takes moviegoers to South Sudan where doctors try to prevent illness, deal with tribal divides and mend wounds. → Read More
The screening will take place Dec. 17 at AMC-Loews at The Waterfront in a special screening to benefit the Pittsburgh Film Office. → Read More
Steeltown Entertainment Project introduces its first class of grant recipients and mentors to make their projects a reality. → Read More