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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Asia Pacific World US-ENTERTAINMENT Summary Reuters - 28 minutes ago Send IM Story Print Oliver Stone targets banks in "Wall Street" sequel LONDON - Director Oliver Stone turns his sights on the U.S. banking system later this year in the sequel to "Wall Street," his examination of 1980s excess, with Michael Douglas reprising his Oscar-winning role as Gordon Gekko. While in the 1987 film Stone cast the unscrupulous corporate raider Gekko as the bad guy, it is the big banks which are the villains of "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," to be unveiled at the Cannes film festival later this month. Look out "Iron Man," here come the "Babies" LOS ANGELES - Here's a movie idea to make a studio executive's head spin: document the raising of four babies in four countries, offer no dialogue and ask audiences to show up in theaters against big-budget "Iron Man 2." "Babies," which opened on Friday in the United States and Canada does exactly that and is winning many good reviews. Focus Features, the specialty film label of giant Universal Pictures, hopes it can be the next "March of the Penguins." Less drama, more money in TV dealmaking season NEW YORK - Television networks could bring home at least $1 billion in extra advertising sales for the upcoming prime-time TV season, a big improvement after last year's dismal "upfront market." Sales start in earnest later this month after ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox introduce their 2010-2011 TV schedules, and could wrap up in a matter of weeks, possibly by early July, according to advertising and broadcast executives. "Iron Man 2" blasts off in $7.5 mln midnight debut LOS ANGELES - Action movie "Iron Man 2" blasted out of the box office starting blocks in early U.S. screenings on Friday, racking up $7.5 million in a solid start for what industry watchers expect will be a blockbuster. The movie, a sequel to 2008's "Iron Man" starring Robert Downey Jr. as billionaire Tony Stark whose suit of armor is a high-tech weapon, debuted in some 2,700 theaters at roughly one minute after midnight, distributor Paramount Pictures said. Hollywood eyes another $4 billion summer movie season LOS ANGELES - Four billion dollars over four months, four years in a row. Those are figures that might make the ego of "Iron Man" Tony Stark swell even bigger. But the $4 billion is what Hollywood's studios will be aiming to collect at box offices during their lucrative summer film season that kicks off on Friday, starting four straight months of some of the year's biggest movies and biggest stars. Networks unlikely to profit from World Cup NEW YORK - As the World Cup ads say, one game changes everything. ESPN is counting on that maxim to justify its biggest marketing blitz to date for a single event, hoping to prove that soccer has reached critical mass in the United States -- a mass worthy of the monthlong global sports extravaganza. Chris Brown making progress on probation LOS ANGELES - A judge on Thursday heard that R&B singer Chris Brown has made progress on his sentence for assaulting his then-girlfriend Rihanna last year on the eve of the Grammy awards. An attorney for Brown told Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Patricia Schnegg the singer had completed more than 290 hours of hard labor and attended all but one of his mandatory 52 counseling sessions for domestic violence. R&B star Usher leads singles chart NEW YORK - R&B singer Usher scored his ninth No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart Thursday, as "OMG" jumped five places to the top. Usher's reign stretches back to "Nice & Slow," which ruled for three weeks in February 1998. The new tune, featuring will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas, sent B.o.B's "Nothin' on You" to No. 2 after two weeks at No. 1. Prosecutors oppose release of Polanski transcripts LOS ANGELES - Prosecutors in the sex crime case of Roman Polanski said Thursday they oppose a defense request seeking the release of documents the film director's lawyers say would aid his fight against extradition. Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney David Walgren said similar requests have been denied three previous times. Celebrity online green sale raises $1 million NEW YORK - Australian actor Hugh Jackman has been bested by a Manhattan window dresser -- at least in an online green auction which raised about $1 million for the environment. 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