AP - The million-dollar question at the Sundance Film Festival, home of low-budget stories shot on begged and borrowed cash, is this: What would you do if you had $1 billion to make your movie?
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Sundance question: How to spend a billion dollars (AP)
Factbox: Main competition films at Berlin festival (Reuters)
Reuters - The 62nd Berlin film festival opens on Thursday February 9. and ends on February 19., with the awards ceremony taking place on February 18.
Arab Spring, Fukushima star at hard-hitting Berlinale (Reuters)
Reuters - Social upheaval and political awakening will form the focal themes of the 62nd Berlin film festival, director Dieter Kosslick said, as films depicting the Arab Spring and Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear facility take centre stage.
HBO places its bets on horse racing drama `Luck' (AP)
AP - David Milch had the script for a horse racing drama kicking around in his head for 30 years. The screenwriter and producer was just too busy living it to put words to paper.
AP Interview: Chris Isaak makes Memphis album (AP)
AP - Chris Isaak is returning to the roots of rock 'n' roll and doing it old-school: All in one take.
Winslet to receive honorary French 'Cesar' (AP)
AP - British actress Kate Winslet is to receive an honorary award next month from organizers of the French equivalent of the Academy Awards.
Robert Hegyes, played Epstein on 'Kotter,' dies (AP)
AP - Robert Hegyes, the actor best known for playing Jewish Puerto Rican student Juan Epstein on the 1970s TV show "Welcome Back Kotter" has died. He was 60.
Michael Jackson's legacy cemented by children (Reuters)
Reuters - Late pop star Michael Jackson was immortalized in cement on Thursday when his three children stamped the "Thriller" singer's glove and shoe prints in the hallowed concrete courtyard of Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
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