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James Cameron's Avatar: The Way Of Water is all set to create history at the box-office next week

The advance booking of the mega-budget movie started in mid-November and till day-before yesterday, the film sold approximately around 2.20 lakhs tickets, which costs around Rs 8.50 crore.

Selena Gomez in talks to join reboot of 1988 comedy Working Girl

The Working Girl reboot will mark Selena Gomez's second collaboration with Hulu after comedy series Only Murders in the Building.

Avatar 2 is officially titled Avatar: The Way of Water; James Cameron teases fans with 3D teaser trailer at CinemaCon

The trailer of James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water will run exclusively in cinemas with Benedict Cumberbatch starrer Marvel’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

Sundance Film Festival 2022 pivots online; check out film slate, all details here

Sundance Film Festival 2022 is armed with nine days of high profile documentaries about everyone from Kanye West and Princess Diana to Lucille Ball and Bill Cosby, virtual gatherings and filmmaker Q&As.

Viola Davis addressing Hollywood’s wage gap in 2018 video surfaces online

Viola Davis spoke about the inequality in wages during an interaction with journalist Tina Brown at the 2018 Women in the World summit.

Coronavirus Outbreak: James Cameron is hopeful Avatar 2 will release on scheduled date despite lockdown

James Cameron is simultaneously working on multiple sequels to Avatar with the one first scheduled to release on 17 December, 2021.

Ghostbusters 2020: Bill Murray to reprise his role as Dr Peter Venkman in Jason Reitman directorial

Finn Wolfhard, Mckenna Grace, Carrie Coon and Paul Rudd are also part of Jason Reitman's Ghostbusters.

Ghostbusters: Sigourney Weaver to reprise her role as Dana Barrett in Jason Reitman directorial

Ghostbusters, which will follow the storyline of the 1984 original and its sequel, is slated to release on 10 July, 2020.

Veteran filmmaker Ridley Scott says he will write and direct the third prequel in Alien franchise

Viola Davis on being referred to as 'black Meryl Streep': If you think that, then pay me what I'm worth

Davis, who is black, said her compensation has not been comparable to her white contemporaries.