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Exclusives: Spanish director eyes 'Man' remake -- Spanish helmer Juan Carlos Fresnadillo has made a deal with MGM to develop a film based on director Roger Corman's 1963 pic 'X: The Man With the X-Ray Eyes,' a movie from the Lion's library.

The directorial debut of actor Stuart Townsend is a conventional drama about the unconventional and landmark 1999 WTO protests.

Take a look at Jon Favreau on the set of Tony Stark's new house.

Authorities charged a man with driving under the influence early Monday after police pulled him over for driving a car with only three tires. Police said an officer spotted a 27-year-old man driving without a rear passenger tire. The officer reported that the...

Employees of a Pennsylvania pet store expecting a shipment of tropical fish and salt water got a man's dead body instead. Mark Arabia owns the Pets Plus store in northeast Philadelphia, where the mix-up was discovered Tuesday. He says he learned the body was...

TV News: 'Men,' 'Bang' push producer to the top of deck -- Leave it to Chuck Lorre to find the dark humor in even a career highlight like getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. 'It's great to have your name on something in the ground that you're looking down at,' he says.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - High tech and pharmaceutical companies have expressed unusual agreement on a patent reform bill, including on the most contentious issue: how to determine damages for infringement.A patent revamp passed the U.S. House of Representatives last year but failed in the Senate largely because the tech and drug industries could not agree on whether damages for infringement should be reduced. Current law calls for damages to be the entire market value of the product, tripled in the case of willful infringement.There appeared to be some agreement on Tuesday that the judge in a patent infringement trial should act as a gatekeeper, instructing juries on what factors to consider in determining damages.A key issue in those instructions could be how critical the infringed patent was to the invention - was it one of thousands of patents used in an electronic device or a drug that depended on just one patent?'The simple concept that the inventor is due the value that he

VPage: Paul Rudd, Jason Segel comedy premieres -- Friday's Tribeca Grand premiere of 'I Love You, Man' was an intimate affair that, in homage to the film, was very 'chillaxed.'

On Thursday, March 5th, Canadian justice John Scurfield ruled that the man who beheaded and ate parts of a Greyhound bus passenger is mentally ill, and therefore cannot be held criminally responsible. The crime goes unpunished! Content Producer: Amy Boswell-BradshawPublished: Mar 10, 2009

Legit News: Workshops held on June 7 - 21 -- A young man grappling with cancer, a meeting between Kublai Khan and Marco Polo and a visit to Andy Warhol's Factory are the topics of three tuners to be workshopped at the new Yale Institute for Music Theater.