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Angelique Jackson Veteran film executive Paul Davidson has acquired the remake rights to “Electric Dreams,” the 1984 film written and produced by Rusty Lemorande. Davidson — who previously ran The Orchard and IDW Entertainment — struck the deal with Lemorande (“Yentl,” “Caddyshack”), who retained the rights to the film after its release nearly four decades ago. Brian T.

reported People.“Sometimes, we, as actors, don’t have control over which network buys the projects we are in, nor are we a part of the process in which they get sold,” said the actress in a scathing statement. “So I was very surprised to learn by reading about it in the press yesterday that the independent film I worked on over a year ago was sold to Great American Family.” The Hallmark Channel actress also slammed the network’s stance toward gay marriage.

Jodie Sweetin is «disappointed» that her upcoming film,, will make its premiere on Candace Cameron Bure's Great American Family Network.Earlier this month, it had been reported that the romcom was sold to the Christian conservative network. — starring Sweetin, Maxwell Caulfield, Julie Brown, J.P.

Jodie Sweetin is not a happy camper. The former Full House star is expressing disappointment that her upcoming film Craft Me A Romance has been sold to Great American Family, the network where her former Full House co-star Candace Cameron Bure serves as chief creative officer

LA’s Dances With Films Celebrates 26 Years of storytelling June 22-July 2 at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood. 

Michelle Pfeiffer is speaking out about her movie Grease 2.

Cool rider! Grease 2 added motorcycles to its predecessor’s successful musical formula to create a sleeper hit that fans are still falling in love with decades later.

EXCLUSIVE: Fans of The Bay can now find the digital sudser on Peacock.

What’s with today, today? When Rory Cochrane uttered those words as Lucas in Empire Records, a whole generation of music-obsessed viewers rejoiced.

Michelle Pfeiffer stopped by The Drew Barrymore Show on Nov. 8 and gave the talk show host’s ego a boost.

Maxwell Caulfield may be a cult legend for his role in "Empire Records," but his throngs of fans on social media came after he fought through heartbreak in his early career. The 61-year-old actor recalled to Page Six what it was like to be set up for stardom at an early age when he was cast in the lead to the sequel to "Grease" — only to temporarily sink into oblivion when the movie tanked.