Posted by staff.

Source: Information Types.

Beth Grant's (Gracie) new movie.

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

Click on the title to see the announcement.

Article by staff.

Source: WAPT.

Actor Gerald McRaney talked with 16 WAPT on Friday about art and filming more movies in Mississippi.

Posted by staff.

Source: Axiom's Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy.

Well so are we!  The comic book continuation of the cult fav post-apocalyptic television series has done a great job so far across two issues of carrying on the story that was cut short when CBS cancelled the show two years ago.

Editor: The release date of March 10th has just been set by DDP.

Article by owner.

Source: wefworld.

Review of Caprica and a nice description of Esai Morales' character.

Posted by staff.

Source: NugglePurl.

A few pictures from the Sorcerer's Apprentice, an upcoming movie directed by Jon Turteltaub and starring Nicolas Cage, Jay Baruchel, Teresa Palmer and Monica Bellucci.

Posted by Sci Fi Freak73.

Source: Sci Fi Bloggers.

S hort review of the series.

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

Click on the title to see the announcements.

Posted by staff.

Source: High-Def Digest.

There hasn’t been a lot of talk about Epix recently, but making their service available across the mobile platform may strengthen their position significantly.

Article by Todd Spangler.

Source: Multichannel News.

Epix provided a look at the mobile version of the premium-movie service that would let cable, telco and satellite distributors deliver hundreds of movies on-demand to subscribers' mobile devices.

Editor: I really like the bookmark the movie and move it to mobile option.

Posted by staff.

Source: PR Newswire.

Tic (http://ticthemovie.com/), the new motion picture from writer-director Keith Parmer, will be screened at the Berlin Film Festival on February 17, 2010.  The film is set in L.A. with flashbacks to '90s London. Strong British talent head up this internationally diverse cast where fate meets fortune head-on.

Editor: Lennie James is starring in this film.

Posted by staff.

Source: Market Watch.

EPIX(TM), the multiplatform premium entertainment service formed by Viacom Inc. , its Paramount Pictures unit, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. and Lionsgate , today announced that it has added mobile capabilities to its multiplatform offer, expanding the viewing experience across the "third screen."

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

Click on the title to read the announcements.

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: Blackjack Fairgrounds.

Issue #2 of Jericho Season 3 - Civil War comic.

Article by Eric Gruenwedel.

Source: Home Media Magazine.

The New York-based service signed a deal this week with The National Cable Television Cooperative, based in Lenexa, Kan., which represents smaller cable operators around the country

Article by Michael White.

Source: Business Week.

Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. said the Epix cable-television channel, owned with Viacom Inc. and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios inc., expects to report a $48 million loss for the quarter ended Dec. 31

Posted by Larissa.

Source: Future Traditions.

This week we have an interview with the editor of Jericho Season 3: Civil War – Cody DeMatteis! Andy is also back with his thoughts on “9:02″ and we have news as usual! Enjoy!

Article by Peter Lauria.

Source: New York Post.

Article about if Lionsgate will buy Miramx and add another studio to Epix's list of movie suppliers.

Article by Patrick Lee.

Source: Sci Fi Wire.

Syfy announced that Emily Rose (Jericho) has joined the cast as the star of Haven, its upcoming new supernatural drama, based on Stephen King's novella "The Colorado Kid."

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

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Posted by Michael Hinman.

Source: Airlock Alpha.

Emily Rose who had a recurring role in the cult CBS series "Jericho," will play FBI agent Audrey Parker, who is tasked to investigate a murder in Haven, Maine, only to find herself entangled in the supernatural activity that takes place there, according to Variety.

Article by David Goetzl.

Source: Media Daily News.

Skeptics who wondered how Epix would find distribution in a crowded landscape of pay cable channels may be losing some ammunition. Its owners say it will be in almost 16 million homes by May, while announcing a carriage deal with Charter on Thursday.

Article by Neda Ulaby.

Source: NPR.

Article about the push to get cross platform ratings.

Posted by Metabotsoundwave.

Source: You Tube.

Review of issue #2.