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Now You See Me made a big splash in Russia, opening mid-week to a $10.3 million total.

I still need to see "Star Trek Into Darkness." "Despicable Me 2" is the movie my kids are asking me to take them to.

We're now coming up on the midway point of the summer movie season. We've seen our fair share of hits , alongside a number of misses.

If you are as obsessed with box office numbers as we are, you probably know that Hollywood is all abuzz over the opening weekend's performance of the Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson alleged comedy.

Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson recapture their Wedding Crashers mojo as a pair of old school salesmen who find themselves left behind by the digital world.

With summer fast approaching, new movies are on their way and some summer blockbusters were released early.

The release over a week ago of the Vince Vaughn/Owen Wilson film "The Internship," while disappointing so far at the box office, has shined a light on summer internship salaries at large tech companies.

In the new movie "The Internship," Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson play two mid-career salesmen who, after getting laid off, talk their way into highly sought after internships at Google.

Now is the winter of our corporate discontent, except it's arrived at movie theaters in the middle of summer.

Wedding Crashers stars Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn reunite for this light comedy that favours a commercial message over remotely organic storytelling.

Google's self-driving car is already on the road. It even makes an appearance in a feature film, The In t ernship , a story about two unemployed middle aged guys who land summer internships at Google.

The Southern District of New York Rules That Internships Must Be Educational It has been said that the vast majority of movies coming out of Hollywood these days are "brainless."

In the comedy film "The Watch" , four civic-minded men in Glenview, Ohio, take it upon themselves to form a neighborhood watch group, after there is a series of strange break-ins and vandalism in their community.

It seems like every time we open a magazine, there's another celebrity frolicking on the beach somewhere.

Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson reunite in this comedy about a couple of old-time salesmen trying to reinvent themselves at Google.

If you happen to run into Rupert Murdoch in the next few days, it might be best not to compound his misery by mentioning the word "intern".

Company's dedicated largely to HR, should be excited for the new Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn movie, The Internship, that came out this past weekend.

It isn't hard to offer a great customer experience. And it isn't hard to screw it up.

As a young man , Clark Kent journeys to discover where he came from and what he was sent here to do.

Filming a comedy at the internet giant's campus was a fun-for-all. Glen Chapman talks to some of the leading players So what does the mega-company that comedy The Internship mocks so openly think of the movie? Well, when the Google interns got an early look at a Hollywood take on their world, they gave stars Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, along with ... (more)