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MGM's murky future should start coming into focus by the end of the year. The beleaguered Lion, which put itself up for sale Nov.

Craig Robinson has a lot on his plate these days aside from being a staple figure on The Office as warehouse foreman Darryl Philbin.

Struggling movie studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. is looking for a buyer. The home of the James Bond and Pink Panther franchises said Friday it has begun to explore strategic options including "a potential sale of the company." In a statement, MGM also said its lenders have agreed to grant the company another respite until Jan.

Matthew Vaughn's adaptation of Mark Millar's comic series. Glenwood's Clark Duke shows his range by playing a comic book geek.

How laid back can an actor be? Consider what John Cusack endures in the upcoming movie 2012.

Earlier today, I was at the American Film Market in Santa Monica. If you're not familiar with AFM, it's the place where film buyers from around the world come once a year to buy movies and also pre-buy films in development.

He doesn't have to say anything about world peace. Chicago native John Cusack will take a moment and find the deeper meaning to his new disaster film '2012.' ABOVE: John Cusack plays a writer and divorced father who tries to save the world from collapse in the Roland Emmerich-directed disaster film '2012.' BELOW: 'That movie has a life of its own,' ...

There have been a lot of TV shows based on movies. Some go into development soon after the movie becomes a success.

Ten years ago, Craig Robinson left his job teaching music at a K-8 Chicago school to pursue a life of crime.