Los Angeles: Sony Pictures Entertainment has reached agreements with top US cable, satellite and telco TV providers to distribute the controversial comedy “The Interview” via video-on-demand and pay-per-view services.The studio has said that more than
Los Angeles: Jennifer Garner has slammed the hacking of female celebrities' photographs and calls it as an "violent abuse."The 42-year-old says that stealing intiminate pictures of stars such as Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton and Anna
New York: Sony says its PlayStation Network is back online after three days of disruptions that began on Christmas.But heavy traffic might continue to cause problems for customers seeking to play their favorite games, the
Mumbai: "Humsafars", a show which narrates an intense love story between two imperfect and contrasting individuals and what happens when their worlds collide, will soon see a new twist.The Sony Entertainment Television show features Harshad
Los Angeles: Premium cable and satellite television network Starz has released “The Interview” from its output deal with Sony Pictures Entertainment.A representative from the company issued a statement saying: “As the situation with 'The Interview'
New Delhi: Still recuperating from the embarrassing disclosure of several emails stolen in a hacking attack by a group called Guardians of Peace, Sony has reportedly threatened to sue Twitter unless it bans accounts that
Atlanta: The Sony hacking attack continues to deliver more dramatic plotlines than any fictional movie, but meanwhile the movie studio must move forward and tackle the next steps in minimizing the mess. Will Sony eventually
Washington: Sony Pictures has suffered an estimated loss of $200 million on account of the recent cyber attack over the film "The Interview", according to various analysts.Following the cyber attack, Sony had cancelled the release
Seoul,South Korea: President Barack Obama is “recklessly” spreading rumors of a Pyongyang-orchestrated cyberattack of Sony Pictures, North Korea says, as it warns of strikes against the White House, Pentagon and “the whole U.S. mainland, that
Tokyo: Hackers sent a new email Friday to Sony Pictures Entertainment, gloating over the studio's "wise" decision to cancel the release of "The Interview" and warning not to distribute the film "in any form."The email
Los Angeles: Comedian Chris Rock says Sony hack case "is just scary".He recently participated in a Q&A to promote his new film "Top Five", and the conversation turned into a discussion about the Sony Pictures
New Delhi: The team of long-running investigative series "C.I.D." and protagonist K.D. Pathak of courtroom drama "Adaalat" will come together for a three-hour special telefilm.They will join forces to solve a murder mystery, which will
Los Angeles: Sony Pictures Entertainment has officially pulled the plug on the Christmas release of the much-anticipated film “The Interview”, and the most disappointed person with the declaration is Charles Chun, who plays General Jong
New Delhi: After a big year with "The Amazing Spider-Man 2", film production and distribution firm Sony Pictures India is geared up for an exciting slate in the new year, thanks to a line-up of
Los Angeles: Actor George Clooney had predicted the major hack attack against Sony Pictures employees, according to a leaked email of a studio executive.The major security breach has made headlines over the past few of
Mumbai: Living up to his image as 'Mr Perfectionist' of the small screen, actor Ronit Roy keeps on finding ways to improve his role on TV show “Itna Karo Na Mujhe Pyar”.While shooting, he is
Tokyo: Sony expects its annual loss to swell to $2 billion and has canceled dividends for the first time in more than half a century after writing down the value of its troubled smartphone business.Citing
New Delhi: For those who are not interested in watching the saas-bahu sagas and family politics, between the heavily made-up sari clad ladies or the men in designer wear, then here are some crime shows
Tokyo: Sony Corp. sank to a 138 billion yen ($1.3 billion) quarterly loss, hit by costs from selling its personal computer business, and is forecasting more red ink as it struggles to execute a long-promised
Tokyo: Struggling electronics giant Sony will not pay bonuses to senior executives for the third straight year, the Japanese company said today, as it braces for another disastrous earnings showing.The move means that President Kazuo
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