From Brokeback Mountain to La La Land, these romantic films have filled the love void since Titanic was released.

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Camera operator Amelia Asilis films an actor for a scene of vertical drama "Sleeping Princess." (Juliana Yamada/Los Angeles Times) A young woman is desperate to raise $50,000 for her mom's life-saving ...

Bill Block, the former Miramax boss, Artisan Entertainment founder and producer of Oscar-winning fare, has opened the doors to GammaTime, new micro-drama streaming platform. He is joined by former ...

The app is backed by a $14 million seed funding round from investors including Alexis Ohanian, Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian and Traverse Ventures. The funding round was led by vgames and Pitango.

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Allison plays the main role of Morgan Grant, a 35-year-old who has dedicated the past 16 years of her life to raising her child, Clara, with her husband and high school sweetheart, Chris. Chris dies ...

The plot of the new Colleen Hoover adaptation “Regretting You” is a little wild. There’s romance, an affair, unrequited love, death and even a baby with questionable paternity. Dave Franco, whose ...

(L-R) Allison Williams and McKenna Grace in 'Regretting You' Paramount Pictures. Regretting You is a tribute to the transportational properties of cinema; for two very long hours you’ll be wondering ...