J.J. Abrams is ready to engage.
Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg attend the screening of the J.J. Abrams film in L.A.
Unless the mice have got there first, somewhere in a box in my basement you'll find a dusty old Super-8 projector and a handful of spools of film.
"Super 8" has much buzz ahead of its release, thanks to the big names behind it: writer/producer J.J. Abrams and producer Steven Spielberg. The hype factor increased even more Wednesday, when Paramount Pictures began advertising on Twitter about a one-day-early sneak preview of the film.
Sound and fury are the hallmarks of the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo, the biggest video gaming event of the year.
J.J. Abrams has lost his Midas touch when it comes to television.
The fall season doesn't officially begin until Sept. 20, but the broadcast networks have already kicked off development for the following September.
Jay Leno couldn't salvage NBC's prime-time ratings. Now the network is making bets on high-profile producers to perform triage next season.
Picking the best television shows of 2009 is risky business.
The Avatar actress says she's always been drawn to material with nerd appeal
The sequel to "The Da Vinci Code" has inspired more shrugs than shouts, as CNN's Kara Finnstrom reports.
Ron Howard's "Angels & Demons" soared to a $48 million opening this weekend, narrowly edging out a stellar $43 million second-week performance by "Star Trek," according to estimates by Hollywood.com Box Office.
For the last four decades, the original Enterprise crew has lived long and prospered
J.J. Abrams' franchise reboot boldly went where no Star Trek movie has gone before, grossing a stellar $72.5 million from Friday through Sunday, according to early estimates by Hollywood.com Box Office.
PEOPLE has a very logical discussion with the Vulcan stars about meeting each other, rabid fans and bad haircuts
For "Star Trek" fans, it may feel like deja vu all over again.
CNN's Jason Carroll reports on the new "Star Trek" movie and why the franchise has been loved by so many for so long.
"Star Trek" director J.J. Abrams and the film's actors talk about a key scene.
Acclaimed filmmaker J.J. Abrams was presented with a specific challenge when he agreed to direct this summer's highly anticipated prequel to the phenomenally successful sci-fi franchise, "Star Trek."
Did somebody just reach through the space-time continuum and pull out a white rabbit?
Geek buzz flying around the Internet suggests that "Star Trek" could be one of the summer's biggest movies.
CNN talks to "Star Trek" actors Simon Pegg and Zachary Quinto at the UK premiere.
The geek crowd is in for another bumper year at the movies as filmmakers continue to make a beeline for the bits of pop culture that make fanboys high five.
The highs and lows of the annual pop-culture fiesta, from Hugh Jackman's surprise appearance to Star Trek's no-show
The Carnegie Mellon professor, who battled pancreatic cancer, became an Internet sensation
Syesha Mercado is eliminated from American Idol, setting up the showdown between David Archuletta and David Cook.
Not many trailers have had the impact of the teaser for "Cloverfield," which debuted last summer attached to Michael Bay's "Transformers" bearing not so much as a title and the solitary credit "Produced by J.J. Abrams." (For some of us, it was the high point of the evening.)
Q&A: J. J. Abrams talks with TIME's Rebecca Winters Keegan about doing a horror film for the YouTube age
William Shatner isn’t beaming up for the new Star Trek movie – and he’s not pleased about it.
Winona Ryder is about to get the Star Trek treatment – and guaranteed future work at sci-fi conventions.
Last year this time, "Heroes" was just another new show hoping to find some viewers. As everyone who owns a TV knows, it succeeded. Last season's top-rated freshman series, about a group of ordinary people with extraordinary abilities, now has fans scratching for second-season details.
LOS ANGELES, May 7 (Reuters) - "Mission: Impossible III," the first big action film of the summer, opened disappointingly at the weekend box office in North American, despite a whirlwind publicity tour by its pricey star, Tom Cruise.
Don't you hate Canadians?
She sits in a German bank, staring at the secret documents she just ripped from a safety deposit box -- documents that unravel a critical chapter of her past, part of the story of who she is.
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