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Rapper Dmx, the Grammy nominated rapper best known for singles “Party Up (Up in Here)” and “Ruff Ryders’ Anthem,” has passed away. He was 50.

The rapper, whose real name was Earl Simmons, died Friday, one week after suffering a heart attack, reported Rolling Stone. He was rushed to a hospital in White Plains, N.Y. on Friday, April 2 with “some brain activity,” and was placed in the critical care unit. He failed to recover.

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Mars Media, Art Pictures Studios and Metrafilms among Russian companies unveiling projects.

Russian companies with new projects are out in force at Tiff supported for the first time by a new umbrella stand called Created In Moscow/Moscow Export Centre.

Mars Media is launching family adventure project A Dog Named Palm, to be directed by debut filmmaker Alexander Domogarov. Viktor Doronravov from T-34 is set to star. Japan’s Heisei Projecta is co-producing.

Art Pictures Studios is showing footage of Fedor Bondarchuk’s sci- fi sequel, Attraction 2, a co-production with Vodorod.

Metrafilms is introducing buyers to Kirill Sokolov’s action title No Looking Back,...

Kristen Wiig and her new fiancé share more than love — he has a film career of his own!

People confirmed on Friday that Wiig, 45, is engaged to longtime boyfriend Avi Rothman, the multi-hyphenate filmmaker she’s dated since 2016. They got engaged earlier this year.

The two were first spotted on vacation in Kauai, Hawaii, holding hands and kissing in May 2016. At the time, a source told People, “They’ve been secretly dating for a few months,” adding that, “They’re really happy together.”

Wiig was previously married to actor Hayes Hargrove from 2005-09. In 2011, she told British magazine Stella she...

From Halloween II to The Return of Count Yorga, horror fans have enjoyed the new life given to beloved fright films by Shout! Factory's imprint, Scream Factory. Now the company will begin creating original content, beginning with the horror film Fender Bender from writer/directorMark Pavia (1997's The Night Flier).

Press Release: Los Angeles, Calif., October 20, 2015 – Shout! Factory, a multi-platform media company, has acquired all rights to the script Fender Bender, a horror-thriller feature written by writer/director Mark Pavia (Stephen King's The Night Flier). The film is being developed, financed and executive produced by Shout! Factory for Shout’s horror genre entertainment imprint, Scream Factory. This announcement was made today by Shout! Factory’s founders Richard Foos, Bob Emmer and Garson Foos.

Pavia will direct Fender Bender from a screenplay he has written. He and Nadia Redler (Fear X) will also executive produce the film with Shout! Factory. Shout...

Tagline: "Darkness descends." Lightning Entertainment will distribute the post-apocalyptic thriller The Blackout. This film, from director Louis Mandylor, involves a small town and a world-wide cataclysm. Raiders come to prey on the local townsfolk as resources dwindle to nothing. This title stars Abraham Benrubi (U Turn), Lymari Nadal (American Gangster) and Costas Mandylor. And, an extended trailer for the film is hosted here. From the synopsis, the story focuses on Martin (Jordan Marder) and his pregnant wife. They are looking for relaxation, in Martin's hometown. But, the lights go off and the locals panic. Then, survivors come looking for food, water, shelter and victims. Martin might lose everything he has, unless he fights back, against impossible odds. The extended trailer, courtesy of Lightning Entertainment, shows many of the film's main characters. The clip also gives away a few major plot points, including a central character's death. So, fans might want to skim through.