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In this photo provided by NBC Universal, Musician Sting performs on NBC's "Today" show, in New York, on Tuesday, Oct.

You remember when Anna Paquin won an Oscar for her acting in "The Piano" in 1994, beating out Rosie Perez, who had a stellar performance in "Fearless"? Wow, I was just so incredibly pissed.

Rich Wolff and Richard Ross, both former TLA Releasing execs, are launching a new North American distribution company, Breaking Glass Pictures, named after David Bowie's 1995 song.

It is 20 years since the release of Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing , a movie that sounds like it is going to deliver a philosophical tract, but instead puts forward a cloudy, ambiguous message that continues to arouse controversy.

'Convencion 2010' kicks off with Jose Feliciano, Jr. Convencion Hispana 2010 had a wonderful kick-off, August 28, 2009, at Reinberger Auditorium at El Barrio.

Posted on August 30th, 2009 10:48 AM By Chris Riemenschneider Who could ever follow Christina Ricci and Lisa Bonet into the hearts of two of indie-rap's biggest heroes? Rosie Perez, that's who.

Rosie Perez and Garret Dillahunt will square off on an explosive episode of Law & Order: SVU this fall about pedophiles' rights, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

It's funny how Wall Street works these days. News that should be considered bad is thought to be good because it's "less bad." But some companies that actually report good news get punished because it's not good enough.

It was surely hot in the summer of 1989 when filmmaker Spike Lee's "Do The Right Thing" hit theaters - right around the time that Alrich Lynch, then a teen lifeguard at a South Florida public pool, learned that doing the right thing was more than just a movie title.

Rosie Perez, left, and Spike Lee, who also directed, star in "Do the Right Thing." 4 stars = Outstanding Ratings explained Two decades ago, director Spike Lee managed to capture lightning in a bottle with his third major studio release "Do the Right Thing." Always bigger on ideas than he is on subtlety, Lee refused to back down from an ...

Public Enemy, "Fight the Power" Yeah, it's been 20 years since Spike Lee 's "Do The Right Thing" turned pop culture upside down, as fearmongers tried to scare people away from the movie's opening weekend, claiming that there would be widespread riots after people saw it.

Spike Lee was an independent filmmaker with two films under his belt - one well received, one indifferently received - and then came his great creative leap in 1989.