Front Page: Stage version of Grisham novel on D.C. theater's slate -- 2010-11 season at Arena Stage includes a new stage version of John Grisham novel "A Time to Kill."
Front Page: Pic set up at 20th Century Fox-based Davis Entertainment -- Gary Fleder is attached to direct the thriller "Protection" for 20th Century Fox.
Front Page: Report on film biz proves less can be more -- The Motion Picture Assn. of America's annual state-of-the-industry report on the film biz proves that less can be more: North American B.O. receipts were up more than 10% last year, even though the number of films released in theaters was down a sharp 11.8% from 2008.
Front Page: Brian Grazer and Ron Howard producing through Imagine -- Clint Eastwood is circling a biopic about FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, penned by Dustin Lance Black ("Milk") and produced by Brian Grazer through Imagine Entertainment.
Front Page: Studio to release 'Money Never Sleeps' on Sept. 24 -- Fox is pushing back the release of "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" from April 23 to Sept. 24.
Front Page: Selection includes 85 feature-length films -- Running April 21-May 2, this year's edition of Tribeca will showcase 85 feature-length films.
Front Page: 'Two Coreys' star dies at St. Joseph Hospital -- Corey Haim, a 1980s teen heartthrob whose career was blighted by drug abuse, has died. He was 38.
Front Page: Director, writer combo for King Arthur saga -- Warner Bros. is launching a King Arthur project with "Sherlock Holmes" helmer Guy Ritchie attached to direct and "Trainspotting" scribe John Hodge scripting for Atlas Entertainment and Hollywood Gang.
Front Page: Film to come from Tower Hill -- Kevin Macdonald is set to direct the whodunit "Murder Mystery," the first feature from production company Tower Hill Entertainment.
It began with Angela Catterns and, bizarrely, is ending with Alice Cooper: Vega 95.3 FM, Sydney's $100m experiment in baby boomer radio, has finally been put out of its misery.