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Fox picks up 'The Inn' Front Page: Network gives third season to 'Til Death' -- Fox is starting to put the pieces of its 2008-09 season sked in place with a pickup for comedy "The Inn."

Timberlake rings 'Phone' for MTV Front Page: Pop artist turns exec producer on reality show -- Justin Timberlake is back on MTV, but not in a musicvid.

Mideast eager for Hollywood business Front Page: Money currently flowing from U.S. to Emirates -- The enticements are irresistible: Abu Dhabi has its Film Financing Circle. Neighboring Dubai is building its own Studio City. Big bucks beckon.

Box Office News»

'Iron Man' soars over 'Vegas' Weekend B.O.: 'Speed Racer' settles for third-place finish -- Paramount's "Iron Man" continued to hammer out box office gold in its second Friday of the summer season with $15.3 million, however, Fox-Regency's "What Happens in Vegas" trumped Warner Bros.' "Speed Racer" for second place.

'Speed Racer' enters box office race Weekend B.O.: WB film takes on 'Iron Man,' 'Vegas,' 'Honor' -- Warner Bros. tentpole "Speed Racer" gets the green light this weekend but may very well finish behind the second week of "Iron Man."

'Iron Man' a box office marvel Weekend B.O.: Summer tentpole nabs $201 million worldwide -- Paramount and Marvel Studios’ summer tentpole “Iron Man” mined enough in its box office debut to join the pantheon of all-time highest openers, grossing an estimated $104.2 million domestically and $96.8 million internationally for a worldwide cume of $201 million in its first five days. • All about "Iron Man"

Film Reviews»

Terra Film Reviews: While too violent for the youngest kids, the sci-fi invasion story, high-tech wizardry and high-profile vocal cast could make for substantial mainstream traffic. Adoration by animation acolytes? Affirmative.

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian Film Reviews: Closer to a straight-ahead medieval battle picture than the fantastical, other-worldly journey depicted in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," this new entry is a bit darker, more conventional and more crisply made than its 2005 predecessor.

Green River Film Reviews: Dozens of pretty young ladies have disappeared while traveling through backwoods Montana, which does not bode well for a couple city girls planning a weekend off the beaten track in "Green River."