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James Bond Beaten by Dancing Penguins (2006-11-20): Happy Feet, which stars lots of dancing animated penguins, was tops at the box office this past weekend, beating out Casino Royale.

Borat Rules the Box Office Again (2006-11-13): For the second week in a row, Borat ruled the box office, making an estimated $29,0000 million, with a very nice $11,301 per screen average.

Jim Carrey and Steve Carell in Who-ville (2006-11-11): Jim Carrey and Steve Carell, who were hilarious as dueling news casters in Bruce Almighty, are lending their voice talents to an animated feature film based on Dr.

Lindsay Tells Oprah She's No Party Girl (2006-11-08): Lindsay Lohan appears on The Oprah Winfrey Show today to promote her new movie, Bobby.

The Top Political Movies of All Time (2006-11-07): Time Magazine has created a list of the top seven political movies from the past seven decades.

Borat Tops the Box Office (2006-11-06): Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan led the box office this past weekend with an estimated take of $26,375,000.

Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner Take Over United Artists (2006-11-02): Variety reports that Tom Cruise and producing partner Paula Wagner are set to revive United Artists, the studio that was originally founded to be run by artists but which is now a unit of MGM.

Saw III Terrorizes the Box Office (2006-10-30): Saw III scared off the competition this past weekend, making a whopping estimated take of $34,300,000.

Spooky Halloween Entertainment (2006-10-26): The Washington Times has an article listing TV Guide's choices for the top ten Halloween TV specials of all-time.

FearNet to Launch October 31st (2006-10-25): USA Today reports that Comcast has teamed up with Sony and Lionsgate to new launch a new cable network called FearNet.

Halo Film Dumped By Studios (2006-10-20): In a shocking development, the film studios have dumped the highly-anticipated film version of the video game, Halo.

Grudge 2 Tops Box Office (2006-10-16): The Grudge 2 starring Sarah Michelle Gellar won the box office this past weekend with an estimated take of $22,000,000.

Can The Grudge 2 Win the Box Office? (2006-10-13): Sarah Michelle Gellar has been hitting all the talk shows to promote this weekend's The Grudge 2.

Scorcese Hits Number One with The Departed (2006-10-09): Martin Scorcese's The Departed ruled the box office this weekend, easily beating off the competition with an estimated take of $27 million.

A Sea of Animated Movies, and Nothing to Watch (2006-10-03): If you're starting to think that you've never seen so many animated kids movies in your life, you'd be correct The New York Times examines the current glut of computer-generated animated movies.

It Was Open Season on The Guardian (2006-10-02): Sony's new animated comedy, Open Season easily won the box office this past weekend, with an estimated take of $23,000,000.

Jackass: Number Two Somehow Tops Box Office (2006-09-25): Proving that our society is indeed on the decline into anarchy, Jackass: Number Two was tops at the box office this past weekend with an estimated weekend take of $28,106,000.

Russell Crowe in Talks to Play Crocodile Hunter in Biopic (2006-09-23): There are rumors that Oscar-winner Russell Crowe is already in talks to play Steve Irwin in a proposed biopic.

Will Brad Pitt Replace Tom Cruise as Star of Mission Impossible Films? (2006-09-19): Tom Cruise may no longer be the star of the Mission Impossible franchise.

Gridiron Gang Scores at the Box Office (2006-09-18): The Gridiron Gang won the box office this past weekend, making an estimated $15 million.

Dalai Lama Approves of Movie About Buddha (2006-09-15): The news has been full of anger in the Middle East when a film maker or cartoonist shows an image of Mohammed.

Ed Speleers Ponders Eragon (2006-09-13): Production on the film version of Eragon nearly shut down because they couldn't find the right actor to portray the lead.

The Covenant Tops Box Office (2006-09-11): The Covenant was number one at the box office this past weekend, with an estimated take of $9,000,000.

Will Hollywoodland Charm Viewers? (2006-09-08): Hollywoodland opens today in wide release, starring Adrien Brody, Ben Affleck, Diane Lane and Bob Hoskins.

Lassie Comes Home Again in New Movie (2006-08-31): Here is some hope for the parent tired of the barrage of children's animated movies.