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• Automakers drive vehicles through fall shows
Few images have endured longer in TV and movies than that of the Jeep, which was developed for use by the Army in the early 1940s and is now a Chrysler brand. Versions of the Jeep have been the vehicle of choice for characters ranging from soldiers in ...
• Blighted San Francisco district touts its history
They watch black and white Bette Davis movies and savor the past. Beneath their room, a neighborhood museum is planned for the hotel's ground floor, following the lead of New York City's Tenement Museum. A few blocks south of the Cadillac, 57-year-old ...
• Best bets: Oliver Stone's ‘W.’ hits theaters
Movies No matter where you stand politically, how can you not be a little intrigued by “W.,” Oliver Stone’s “riches to more riches” look at our current president? The trailer presents the film as a dark comedy about a naughty young man ...
• Chihuahua’ tops box office for second week
Two British movies started well in limited release. Guy Ritchie's London crime romp "RocknRolla" opened with $141,000 in seven theaters. The Warner Bros. release features Gerard Butler, Thandie Newton and Tom Wilkinson heading an ensemble cast. Mike ...
• Oscar broadcast will now allow movie ads
LOS ANGELES - Hollywood’s biggest annual advertisement for itself — the Academy Awards broadcast — now can carry commercials for movies themselves. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences board voted to allow commercials for movies to ...