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Post ChronicleBollywood Blockbuster Lifts India?s Growing gaming IndustryRedOrbit, TX - 5 hours ago"So this is based on one of the big Bollywood hits and the top film hero in India," he said of the 3D game. The film revolves around a businessman, ...Bollywood hit inspires India's first 3D videogame Reuters CanadaBollywood and the new Indian games industry TechRadar UKIndia to create 3D game based on hit movie InquirerThaindian.comall 34 news articles

Little Big Town is letting fans pick some of the opening acts for their first headlining tour.

A broken windshield on her son's car turned out to be a lucky break for an upstate New York house cleaner. State lottery officials introduced 55-year-old Pamela Fitch of Mechanicville as the person who won $1 million on a Big Bucks instant ticket bought on...

What did the stars think of Barack Obama's big day? Hollywood.tv catches up with 'Twilight''s Kristen Stewart, "American Idol"'s Randy Jackson and "CSI"'s Marg Helgenberger for their thoughts on the historic inauguration. "It was unbelieveable," Randy says of the inauguration. "It was emotional, it was exhilarating," Marg adds. Click the video for more star sightings of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rod Stewart, Kim Kardashian, Ashley Tisdale and Katherine Heigl, who gets a teddy bear from a fan!

The winner of a future Spike TV reality series will earn a spot at the Dallas Cowboys' training camp, and thus the possibility of actually joining the NFL team. The series will be hosted by former Dallas Cowboy wide receiver Michael Irvin, who's also producing the series.The as-yet-untitled show 'will premiere in the spring of 2009' and will feature 'twelve football neophytes, six wide receivers and six defensive backs, [who] will be broken into two teams, overseen by notable former Cowboy coaches and players,' according to a Spike press release. The team's owner, Jerry Jones, will appear along with other guest judges, including players and coaches.The show will be produced by Todd Nelso and JD Roth of 3 Ball Productions, which produces The Biggest Loser and many other series. In the press release, Irvin called the series 'a groundbreaking opportunity for football players and football fans,' and Spike executive Sharon Levy said 'This is one of the biggest ideas we have heard and

Grammy winner Coolio has finished in third place in the current series of Celebrity Big Brother.The Gangsta's Paradise star has become the latest contestant voted ...

Robert Downey Jr. got a surprise on the set of 'Sherlock Holmes' today -- an unexpected Oscar nomination! The actor talks to ET about his Best Supporting Actor nod for 'Tropic Thunder,' saying he knows the Academy doesn't usually reward comedy. Although a lot of people will want to be his date for the big night, he already knows who he's taking. Who's the lucky lady and how will he celebrate his nomination? Watch the video to find out!

Hartford Stage, under the artistic direction of Michael Wilson, announced that acclaimed Emmy-nominated actor Matthew Modine will make his Hartford Stage debut as Atticus Finch in the eagerly anticipated stage adaptation of Harper Lee's classic novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. Hartford Stage Wilson will direct the production, which will play at the Tony Award-winning theatre February 19 - April 4.Matthew Modine has worked with many of the most highly regarded film and stage directors, including Oliver Stone, Stanley Kubrick, Robert Altman, Alan J. Pakula, Spike Lee, Tom Mike Figgis, Jonathan Demme and John Sayles. A partial list of his films include Birdy, Married to the Mob, Vision Quest, Full Metal Jacket, Gross Anatomy, and Shortcuts. Mr. Modine is the recipient of a Golden Globe Award, Venice Film Festival Volpi Cup and Golden Lion for best actor. He received Golden Globe and Emmy Award nominations for What the Deaf Man Heard and the Emmy Award-winning And the Band Played On. Modine

The BBC would have to reveal the salaries of its key stars such as Jonathan Ross if the Tories win the next election.The shadow culture minister, Ed Vaizey, will today say that a Conservative government would push for greater transparency within the BBC by forcing it to publish full audited accounts which would include the salary details of all its big names.'The BBC actually pushes up the price of talent with its interventions,' Vaizey will say in a speech to the Oxford Media Convention this afternoon. 'So we will ensure that the BBC publishes fully audited accounts which will include details of the salaries of all its top talent. The BBC should be prepared to defend salary, and indeed all expenditure, decisions it makes.'The BBC has come under furious attack for some of the huge salaries paid to its big names such as Ross, who is on a reported £18m over three years. He returns to BBC1 screens tomorrow night after a three-month suspension without pay following the Sachsgate row, in wh

ET's Thea Andrews is with Taraji Henson from 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' and Viola Davis of 'Doubt' to get their reactions to their Supporting Actress nominations -- and Henson reveals how her costar Brad Pitt reacted to her news. Henson says she celebrated her nomination announcement by running and "screaming silently" around her home, so as not wake her baby. She also heard Pitt was more excited for her nomination than his own. "[Pitt] and ['Button' director David Fincher] are a big part of why I'm here," she said.Davis jokes that she knew the nominations would be announced in alphabetical order and thought if she didn't come after Penelope Cruz, "that was it."